The tumblelog of Mike Harding, a designer and web developer from Auckland, NZ.
To get in touch, or find out more about me, visit sneak.co.nz.
To get in touch, or find out more about me, visit sneak.co.nz.
You aren’t in control of your data if you can’t easily and frequently make useful backups onto your own computer and your own media.
I recognize that it’s hypocritical for me to say this as the lead developer of Tumblr, which does not yet offer an automated feature for users to download backups of their blog content. So I took some time this week and started to write one. I’m happy to announce that Tumblr will be releasing an easy backup tool in the coming weeks.
This is great news, and it’s fantastic to know that Tumblr is staffed by proactive people that are willing to learn from the mistakes of others and change things.
Marco Arment takes...busy implementing complete Tumblr
I completely agree with sneak,...see Tumlr proactively putting some of
knew, they’ll come...with great stuff!
utility ever. But, hooray!
proactive people...are willing to learn from
Brilliant, looking forward...a backup has been my...worry...
Marco.org: The lesson
post, more than anything, makes me extraordinarily happy...using Tumblr. Marco displays...
Marco.org: The lesson
I started doing this after hearing what happened...emails, Gmail filters, Google Reader...
suffering through. Inspired by Marco.
response to news
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