@DanHollick Dithering is still used today, and probably on the screen you are looking at right now - it's THE method for making 8-bit LCD panels display 10-bit colour depth (many Mac screens are not 10bit but 8bit+frc)
@rsms I think it's the people. Halfway into my nice, interest-tuned b sky algo, I mass-followed a list of UX people, and bam! Now it's nothing but an endless wall of USA problems.
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@richtabor VSCode (& obsidian with right plugins) - the ability to jump to a new line from the middle of the previous line with ctrl+return is now something I can't live without. Also, the ability to shuffle paragraphs with alt+up/down arrow keys - indispensable for the flow of writing
@johnnyrodgersis Strict hierarchical org structure, ways of building and tech choices dictated by people who once built on these technologies and are now in commanding/leading positions. source: a conversation with an Estonian who has been living in Japan for 10y and making websites in Photoshop
I sometimes can’t believe that we’re actually getting a second age adaptation. Of all the soulless exploits of LOTR companies could have made, the fact that we got to see an entirely new story is such a blessing.
I just really love and appreciate this show tbh
#TheRingsOfPower
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@antonsten@rsms@mymind not an automatic solution by any means, but the most low friction thing I have found, is bookmarking via custom bookmarklets to pinboard and all the visual stuff goes into Eagle. Its browser add on displays all my folders on-drag, so I can save and categorize with only one swipe