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The Rescue, 1890, Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky

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my favorite thing about Minnesota so far is discovering there’s a city called SAVAGE, which is right next to a city called BURNSVILLE

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What you’re having?

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I’m really experiencing some deja-vu here.

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well that’s awesome because I can’t flipping use tumblr now since messaging. It overtakes any capability I have of liking or rebloging posts unless I go right on the direct tumblr of the user.

Thanks again Tumblr staff for such an /amazing/ update. I hope you understand that that was scathing sarcasm. 

You asked for it. Here it comes. Messaging. Real, threaded, instant messaging. It’s in the latest Android and iOS apps, and on the web.

Yep: Now you can talk to a Tumblr.

This is a big launch, and it’s going to take a few weeks to get it out to everyone (we need to make sure our servers can handle the weight of your discourse). If you don’t have it now, you’ll have it soon.

Q: So, how can I tell if I have messaging?

A: Great question. If you see this smiley balloon hanging out on your screen…

…you’ve got messaging. If you message someone, they’ll get messaging. Eventually, messaging will cover the earth.

Q: What if I have other Q’s? What if I have A’s, even?

A: Well dang, we’d love to hear any feedback or questions you have about this thing. What works well? What kind of doesn’t? What kind of features do you want to see? Those are some of the Q’s that could use your A’s. Our support team is listening (and they’ve already put together an FAQ).  

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Houten, Netherlands

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Determined Puppy Plays Tug of War with Patient Dog

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Rebecca Yanovskaya.

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Tom Hardy in SHARP magazine (Canada), Winter 2015/2016 | photos by Greg Williams

Read the interview (posted last week). Also available here.