Now testing: Share posts you’ve liked
You can enable the option on your Preferences page.
I like this new feature by which you can share things that you ‘like’ with others. It’s just another organizational feature and one step closer to what I really want from Tumblr, which is a way to organize people you follow into groups. I think this would be quite handy when your one very prolific friend starts to get in the way of a number of photo blogs that you like to follow.
Testing Tumblrette to help speed up posting on the road. Native iPhone clients with good support can have $2 from me any day.
I get way too excited about simple things. For example, I don’t understand programing languages. I can’t code. I can’t tell you what a piece of code does. About all I know is what the bold and italic HTML code looks like. I can find, copy, and paste.
This does not stop me from constantly checking out sites like Rails Rumble, a Ruby on Rails competition. There is something fascinating about something so deceptively simple that you want it to be useful. Even if very often it isn’t.
I am currently toying with Jot.ly, one of the featured apps on the Rails Rumble page. With its Zen-like take on blogging (yes, even more so than Tumblr), anyone can get up and running and launch some text, code, quote or otherwise out into the world.
While I am not ready to jump ship, I am fascinated with development of the site thus far. I can find a use for a site like this. Meeting notes, small projects, mutli-twitter repository. It will be used, I am sure.
I figured today was as good a day as any to try out a new theme. I found this particular theme while scavenging through del.icio.us bookmarks for ‘Tumblr’. I will likely end up changing the theme to my page frequently now that I know I can do it with minimal compatibility issues with previous posts. I should not have been told how to do this…
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