holy shit that’s a good price. lucky you.
doesn’t it have like a profile sharing thing built in, too?
holy shit that’s a good price. lucky you.
doesn’t it have like a profile sharing thing built in, too?


jxl can also extract the original jpeg bit-for-bit, meaning you can save space on disk and still serve exactly the same images as some clients expect. no rewrites.


the big win is that it can re-encode existing jpegs to shrink them by like 30%. also the image is compressed spatially (i think that’s the word) so it can be displayed as it’s downloading rather than coming in line by line.
i said i could get away with it. not that anyone else is allowed to.
it’s a very subtle difference, if you don’t count the /æ/ diphthong. i think i could get away with it.
i like how my intentionally shitty spelling of “photographic” has made my unintentional use of the word “interchange” instead of “exchange” fly under the radar.
jfig.


getting a cheap pourover or an aeropress may be fun for you. i usually do drip because i don’t have time in the mornings, but all the different methods of preparation changes the character of the brew.


no, i don’t care about the machine. you do you. just don’t put other stuff in it. coffee is expensive.
for those who don’t know, the y is pronounced like in “candy”. it’s named after the creator’s daughter, just like the successor project mariadb.
wait hang on… nasa works. laser is more iffy.


no, i can’t handle espresso.


yeah but then you drink the coffee. you don’t dilute it.
joint pottographics interchange group


that’s… no.
i’m not into the fancy stuff, i have only whatever was cheap to get (plastic v60, first-gen aeropress, a french press i got for free) but… if you want to drink coffee, at least drink coffee.
fellow is high quality stuff that’s also well-designed. it’s not cheap though.
the aiden is like a next-level drip brewer: it’s got a peristaltic pump instead of a bubble pump so you can specify ratios to the milliliter, it’s got a servo controlling the drip valve so you can program steep time to the second, it’s got graphing capabilities to show temperature over time in different areas… it’s proper nerd shit.