Cactus Codex

postcrusade-mod:

A PSA for those who want Tumblr to add a more restrictive blocking feature that prevents users from even viewing their blogs.

See, that’s not viable because there would have to be a a way to discern the blocked user from the thousands of people who view your PUBLIC blog. Sure, an IP ban can work, but that’s easily bypassed by using another device or using a proxy.

I mean, you could accept that yourblog.tumblr.com is on the public web that can be accessed by anyone regardless of your beliefs, but that’s too hard.

What Tumblr can do is make a visibility setting between public and private blogs. A login-only blog. People signed out of Tumblr are confronted with a log-in page and must sign in to see the page. If the user is on a blocked list or has no account, then the page won’t load and boom, you’re happy.

Of course, this can be worked around by making an account, and it makes your blog harder for other people to discover. But hey, that’s the idea.

Tumblr, hire me.

Welp.

Or make a switch that literally hides your blog from the entire web. That also works.  ’ 2’

nitrus-baro:

it’s too cloudy here to see the moon :c

Same. >:c

adurot:

conspicuouslad:

chefpyro:

Why does google think I meant dongcopter when I enter dogcopter, I mean that is AT LEAST equally as incorrect

What I hate is when it spellchecks the word that I replaced.
Like what do you want? You’re the one that picked this!

My phone does that all the time.

My phone loves to autocorrect “in” to “on” or “I’m” to “in” and vice versa. Especially when I used it correctly to start with.

theauthorman:

conspicuouslad:

chefpyro:

this update makes it so you always know the icon of whoever made a post

so yes, that profound quote you reblogged three weeks ago was indeed posted by an anatomically correct horse penis, aren’t you glad you know that

I kind of wonder if the icons change to the current avatar

They probably do.

What irritates me is that it’s kind of hard to tell when oh, the person who reblogged this has started talking now.

Yeah, they should really implement some sort of highlighting when you reblog and add your own comment. 

Maybe something like how it works in Activity or when viewing notes where the people you follow are highlighted in light blue.