Trying to be honest, but it seems that BUZZ api is not working as expected, it is quite suspicious that the API just return 10 values then stop working, what does it means some 'MAOMEH' api? You can perform 1million of queries but 'maomeht' don't let do this. Or maybe my profile is bugged, since I arrived 'on zig zag', the query results don't work as expected, they should verify such issues before announce that are arriving on heaven.
Also, what is the crysis for the 365, and why an answer with 365 reasons? Don't you know that on occidental world you just need 3 reasons to convince someone about a truth? If you need more than 3 reasons that the thing is passivate of questioning and going to the forgotting pool. The JBean you passivate and forgot. Also, there is more one issue, like 'how many airplanes crashes by day on US?', it seems that you can build a social network just with the survivors of plane crash, 'a fan club on facebook', I already watch this movie, the guy that never dies on accidents, 'quite interesting point of view of the director'.
I waste 1 day of my life and the results aren't the expected, so remains a 'lacune' on how to get all the posts back from the buzz, without using 'legacy applications', see that seems to be proposital such bugs, the intention is not let use the API's, haven't designed to use the API's "they have plans", they offer candies to students to gain some fanatism on usage. Also look how interesting the neighboorhood here, you can buy an IPad2 for just US$30, quite interesting place, need to fin all that charity for me.
Another doubt, with JMeter you don't need a spider just test-cases well mounted, hundreds, maybe thousands, the plan to defeat google alone is starting to get too much work. Now came some help from France, the 'legionaires', start first with a judicial issue, then promote the name, there are some millions of citizens that haven't noticed the difference between a search engine and a set of tools for robbery and scam, called 'remote orificie'. "Remote Orificie 365days'.
The test case (jmeter)
Reference: OAUth2.0
