The Second Life "Twitter Wristlet"

I have created a little accessory for the Twitter-service in SL. It allows you to move around in the world with the "stylish" possibility to send some updates to twitter. I call it the "Twitter Wristlet", because its a wristlet. ;)

The only differences between the wristlet and my other fixed Twitter-service are the following:

1. The wristlet doesn't create objects on which the tweets (status-updates) are displayed. I just prints them to screen using llOwnerSay.
2. Because it can be very disturbing to have half of the screen full of Twitter-updates, you can stop/start the timer which receives the tweets.

Note: When you are on land where running scripts is not allowed, it won't work. Does anyone know how to bypass this? Or is it impossible?

The LSL-code for the wristlet looks like that. I use the Chatchannel 998 for communicating with the wristlet.

key requestId;
list resultList;
string rawList;
float refreshTime = 30.0;

default
{
state_entry()
{
  integer i;
  rawList = "";
  llSetTimerEvent(refreshTime);
  llListen(998, "", llGetOwner(), "" );
}

listen(integer channel, string name, key id, string message) {
  if(message == "#stop#") {
      // stops the automatic refresh of the tweets
      llSetTimerEvent(0.0);
      llOwnerSay("The automatic refresh has been stopped. Reactivate using #start#");
  } else if(message == "#start#") {
      llSetTimerEvent(refreshTime);
      llOwnerSay("Refresh will taking place every " + (string)refreshTime + " seconds. Stop using #stop#");
  } else {
      llOwnerSay("trying to send your status message: " + message);
      llHTTPRequest("###YOUR RUBY URL###/twitter/post_message",[HTTP_METHOD,"POST", HTTP_MIMETYPE, "application/x-www-form-urlencoded"],"msg="+message);
      llOwnerSay("ok, status has been sent.");
  }
}

timer() {
  llOwnerSay("loading tweets...");
  requestId = llHTTPRequest("###YOUR RUBY URL###/twitter/get_messages?type=public",[HTTP_METHOD,"GET"],"");
}

http_response(key request_id, integer status, list metadata, string body) {
  integer i;

  if (request_id == requestId) {
      rawList = body;

      // create the boxes from the list information
      resultList = llParseString2List(body,["\n"],[]);
      integer listlength = llGetListLength(resultList);
      float boxPosition = 1;

      for(i=0;i<listlength;i+=1) {

          string statusLineWithName = llList2String(resultList, i);
          list statusParts = llParseString2List(statusLineWithName, ["|"], []);
          string text = llList2String(statusParts, 0);
          string name = llList2String(statusParts, 1);
          llOwnerSay(name + ": " + text);
      }

  } else {
      // llSay(0,(string)status+" error");
  }
}
}