I'm reading this multi-volume comic as .cbz's and wanted an easy way to calculate my progress as a percentage across volumes. ... so anyway, here's a thread detailing what I learn about the .zip file format as I go along.

Hey @ashley a few months ago on Twitter I asked you if there were active watch clubs for your HCF syllabus (no 😞)–now I have finally gotten around to starting one! https://discord.gg/T3BDJN6AXz

Imagine if every minute spent on packaging code for other people to use (e.g. as OSS) was spent on creating quality resources about how that code was written and why it functions the way it does instead. It's all there, out in the open, but instead of `npm install` etc. you have to conciously grab and adapt parts of it, supported by the best help the author could give you. Maybe put transclusion in there somwhere. Look, what I'm saying is that I hate Rust's "Just use a crate!" ethos.

Reading "Thinking With Type" really highlights how .epub is an atrocious format for books. It's obvious that the book wouldn't work at all without intention and control over how it is formatted. And, judging from the Amazon reviews of the Kindle version, it really doesn't.