It’s always a good idea to see how a service provides an export of your data. The export from Glass is TERRIBLE. 📷 (No I am not leaving Glass, just checking)

@Burk All the more reason to have a site you control as the primary source for photos. Same as you I still like Glass though.

@Burk Eww! That is painful to look at.

@Burk Also, that reminds me I need to export my Twitter archive in case you know who buys it and burns it down.

@Burk better reach out tho

@jmjordan @Burk I grabbed my Twitter archive the other day and it's export, while self-contained, is not helpful for importing to another location. At least, that I could figure out.

@Burk ooh, ouch. I’ve yet to see a service they really lets you get your data out in a suitable way sadly.

@prologic A folder with a stack of javascript and a pre-constructed web page.

@canion Ewww gross 🤮

@canion I just downloaded my archive and it looks like all of your tweets are listed in data/tweets.js. The order seems off, but I'm sure a Python script could sort that out.