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Don't most people with high-traffic blogs simply use posterous or tumblr these days so they don't have to worry about these kinds of things? That's what works f
by chubs 15y ago
Don't most people with high-traffic blogs simply use posterous or tumblr these days so they don't have to worry about these kinds of things? That's what works for me... then the next problem rears its ugly head: bulletproofing your DNS!
- kmfrk 15y agoPeople with basic blogging needs are spoiled beyond belief with services like Tumblr, but if you need more advanced things to play with, it becomes a little overwhelming. ExpressionEngine understood the need for people with a lot of needs, but I think everyone eventually have to roll their own (using some sort of framework), if they want something that satisfies their perfectionism.
- masnick 15y agoUsing a platform like Tumblr makes a lot of sense, but lots of people still don't do this as evidenced by all the stories on HN that link to overloaded servers.