Here's a little tool I built to design Flexoki 2.0. I wanted artistic control over ramping while still interpolating colors programmatically with Oklab.

In the future it could be used to create more hues and emulate watercolor pigment types within the Flexoki color space.

I have had dozens of cameras but the Sony RX100V is my favorite camera I have ever owned:

- tiny, fits in any pocket
- excellent pop-up viewfinder
- starts shooting faster than opening an app
- f1.8, ideal for low depth of field, fast moving subjects, low light
- back screen flips up so I can shoot 90 degrees to the subject, ideal for street photography
- transfers photos wirelessly to my iPhone for editing

this camera is 9 years old but I cannot find anything better on the market today

The hackintosh subreddit is filled with goodbye posts and pictures of new M4 Mac minis.

5-years-ago, I was building PCs to run macOS because Mac hardware was abysmal.

Now, people want Apple's hardware to run Windows and Linux because it's so good.

How the turntables...

Upgrading to Sequoia, for some reason, finally broke my old, pre-subscription use of Fantastical.

(It's not that I don't like the app… I'm just perfectly happy with the functionality of the old version and don't need any of the newer features.)

In completely unrelated news, I am not charging enough for my subscription.