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A personal journal is a personal thing. If I record my thoughts in this for say 4 years straight and suddenly in the 5th year the company goes down, How do I re
by Setsuna 16y ago
A personal journal is a personal thing. If I record my thoughts in this for say 4 years straight and suddenly in the 5th year the company goes down, How do I recover my valuable memories? (Personal journals are more precious to me than photos)
- mike 16y agoThere is an export facility (link on the "past" page) that you could use for backups.
- Setsuna 16y agoThis is pretty neat - exports as .txt files and even the filenames are named as "ohlife_20100818" (ohlife_YearMonthDay) Thoughtfully designed.
- gwern 16y agoI'd also point that this is email-based, so aren't you automatically saving a copy? You can just search on OhLife's email address to pull up everything you sent, and there are your valuable memories. (You want them as a bunch of plain text files? Well, hopefully you are using a nice email provider who gives you POP or IMAP access, like Gmail. Download them, grep, and Bob's your uncle.)