Living in the gray.
These are just some image manipulation experiments I did in Pixelmator Pro to approximate a dithering style I saw somewhere. I personally like how the pixelation is less pronounced and how they sort of look like old photos in a newspaper. This was just for fun but I wanted to share them. ➡️
I just wanted to post real quick about what’s going on with Reddit. You can catchup here: API pricing protests caused Reddit to crash for 3 hours | Ars Technica For all the faults of Reddit and there are quite a few1, Reddit was one of the first places I discovered where my weird brain… ➡️
A summary of games I took screenshots of on my Nintendo Switch in 2022. “A surprising lack of Tetris!” ➡️
Yeah, I’m on that mammoth site now. ➡️
With Twitter’s possible inevitable collapse, I find myself wanting to go back to the blog. You know, before the whole microblog. Twitter was never perfect and maybe it can and will be better. Time will only tell. RSS never died. Podcasting and feed readers still power the truly democratized web envisioned decades ago. Newsletters are… ➡️
Recently got to take the new iPhone 14 Pro Max out into a good photography moment of the Columbus skyline facing east during a sunset. If you zoom into the wide angle photo, you might exclaim “that’s a lot of pixels”. ➡️
It’s been a while since I just did a normal blog post. My Roundup fame has taken me to new heights of internet content producing. I have moved the roundups to their own section with the intent that this may encourage me to post other types of things. Such as more frequent smaller things like… ➡️
I really enjoyed this comprehensive mini-doc from the YouTube channel This Does Not Compute. I had three portable MiniDisc recorder/players growing up in high school & college, and I still have the latter two. The format wasn’t the coolest but for the age where music was being downloaded from some… back alley websites it was… ➡️