1. Seriously… I love when you post nerdy stuff 🙂 This stuff is sooo useful. Thanks.

   1. can’t wait to see your twitter tool/site… 😀

      1. Thanks. I’ll keep people posted!

2. Good to know. Thanks for the great info!

   1. I’m just as interested in this as the post above ^^^^^

      1. LOL oh poker jerk – you as such a jerk hehehe

         1. Heheheheh….that will be MISTER JERK to you…..

3. I think I am now more interested in the twitter app that you have been working on for the past few months. lol What does it do or is that a secret?

   1. Ditto…

4. I know many people who will be able to use this. I haven’t really gotten into the whole Twitter thing yet but it seems like every blogger is saying how great it is so I might just have to join in on it.

   1. You and me both – I just don’t wanna be tied to my phone 24-7 personally which is why I am avoiding it

      1. I’ve also been avoiding twitter, but it seems that the mainstream pressure is going to force me to re-appraise and try to get into it!

5. I have to agree with the above – definitely interested in learning about this new app – glad to see you found the solution – maybe the issue happened because of all of the apps being built for twitter now a days -looking forward to what you have to share.

6. Thanks for the heads-up! Just getting my feet wet now with the Twitter API…

7. That’s so you can’t say Expect-100: gimme(document.cookie)

8. Thanks for the heads up!! I’m sure someone will be able to use this, ableit not me 🙂

9. Long time reader, first time poster. I know enough about Twitter to be dangerous and I got myself banned tonight by signing up with a service called Twauter that creates auto follows. Anyway I do have a twitter app that is pretty cool called ObamaTweet at http://www.obamatweet.com/ . It pulls all Tweets with the word Obama from the Twitter DB and displays a realtime Obama River. I’m getting it ready for a big marketing push before the swearing in. Any tips would be appreciated.
   ~Mark
   mark@adsenserockstar.com

10. Im now starting to wonder what you got cooking over there.

11. I’ve used the twitter api with curl as well and never had to do this, this is definitely weird.

12. Nice trick, I was looking for it since days! curl rocks, definitely.

13. Wow.. I would have give up doing this work by now. Well done

14. Thanks for this info my developer might need to know this, it’s all Greek to me, for a twitter widget we’re building.

15. Thanks a million for the knowledge.

16. That come just in time. Working on a Twitter thingy at the moment!

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18. Nice error. I just use the API rather than curl, but that has its limitations. I assume you’re making requests that don’t require the user’s twitter account to be authenticated.

19. Welcome to curl101. Retards.

20. Wow, earning so much money and… YOU STILL CODE?!

21. Nice… but where’s the super affiliate post? 🙂

22. I ‘ve got interested in the information laying-out. ’tis good to know it.

23. Waiting for your new tool..but no idea what you wrote in this post :{}

24. Sorry but shoe didn’t update his blog with this news..
    Google Have Updated PageRank of every blog almost..
    My blog is a PR3 from PR0

25. By the way what’s the new application all about..Is it coming soon in the new year?

26. ummmm, i guess i’m part of the 99%…..it’s all greek to me!

27. This is what we call “AMAZING”. Dude you are awsome working for this.

28. Thanks for this love nerdy code 🙂

29. Thanks for the code love nerdy stuff like this lol

30. Let’s call a spade a spade.

    1. Heheheheheh! And a nerd a nerd, or nerdy stuff, nerdy stuff!

31. I am having to advance my programming skills to do some of the things I want to do (including API). So, I imagine I will be returning to this post someday soon.

32. I am thinking of the stuff again ready to make some progress in my self-improvement.

33. I lloked through the stuff again and sopped at the place where there is a photo of your elder daughter. The girl is so cute.She will be a doctor for sure.

34. I guess I am not a uber geek because I have no clue what is up with that twitter. The expectation failed but it says that the 100-expect is allowed. What does that mean, crazy stuff, and we wonder if machines will ever take over the human race… sorry to be the let down, they have already.

    Thanks
    Mr. School Fundraising Ideas

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36. I have heard of Twitter but haven’t quite gotten the whole concept why and how it is a big deal and how it can help you in your business?

37. This is great stuff! I was having this problem exactly! When I searched for 100-continue expectation this is what I found. I added that line and then voila! It worked!

    Great job and thanks a bunch!

38. Thanks for the tip. This is exactly what I needed to make this work at:
    http://twitter.com/CelleCast

39. Count me in that 1% 🙂

    We just had a similar issue with php-cgi and Nginx that took a few hours to trace. Turns out php-cgi adds 2 seconds when your POSTed data contains more than 1,000 characters and missing the Expect header.

40. Ah, thank you so much for this! I wasn’t having this issue on my local server, but when I moved my Twitter app onto the production server I got this error. Your solution fixed it right up! Thank you, thank you, thank you!

41. Anybody wanna help me out? I’m using VB.NET and System.Net.ServicePointManager.Expect100Continue = False doesn’t solve my problem :\

    thanks!

42. There’s some hint as to where to add this line but I am not 100% sure:
    http://devblog.yedda.com/index.php/2007/05/16/twitter-c-library/#comments

43. YES! Thanks!

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45. Thanks! Your solution works fine.

46. Oh, you should have done great research. Your solution works perfectly!

    thanks!

47. thanks man … it really worked 🙂

48. yayy, you saved my day!
    wouldn´t have figured this out so quickly on my own.

49. god bless you

    and all the people like you around the world

    =)

50. THANK YOU!!!! Struggled with this for hours until I found your post and then like magic it was fixed. THANK YOU!

51. Thank you very much.It work!

52. But for those having the same issue it will be priceless.

    Absolutly! It’s really helpful! Thanks a lot!

53. Thanks a lot it really help me most i was facing same problem.

54. Thank you so much! This was really frustrating me

55. I was using godaddy and wanted to send messages to twitter. It just failed.

    Thanks to you I got it to work. Thanks, mate!

56. god bless the internet! (and you, and all the ships at sea ; )

57. Thank you for saving my time!!

58. Thanks for this snippet. I just started getting this error message on a new WP plugin that I am writing, and a quick Google search led mw to your website.

    Yes it does seem that Twitter has gone a bit “anal” about things, but I guess we have to follow their rules.

    Many thanks

    ness

59. What a planet we live in!!?! It just exhibits us all as much as the fools we are…

60. Useful submit. Thanks for talk about

61. thnx a lot for this fix.. buddy

62. Thanks man! You gained good Karma (Kamma).
    If you want to know a detailed explanation of Kamma then mail to swk_swk@yahoo.com.

63. Nice time saver

64. Well, Thanks for sharing your thoughts. After reading your post I think that twitter is really one of the finest site frm where one can get lots of advantage.

65. Definitely, what a fantastic website and instructive posts, I surely will bookmark your website.Have an awsome day!

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