Casey Liss

Make a USB-C one. The actual thing that's in there is so tiny, I'm sure it could fit. But anyway, that's the only downside I can see. It's like, why would you still have USB-A ports? You've got those YubiKey things and DRM stuff for expensive applications and RF adapters for mice.

12 megabytes of RAM, kids.

12 megabytes of RAM, kids.

So as usual, to provide a better experience to your users, you need to use the API that Apple doesn't want you to use.

So as usual, to provide a better experience to your users, you need to use the API that Apple doesn't want you to use.

It's kind of like if you have like ImageOptim and those other sort of PNG crush and all those utilities that say like use more computation time to make the image a little bit smaller. That's like built into this format. So you have an adjustable how much effort you want to put in.

It's kind of like if you have like ImageOptim and those other sort of PNG crush and all those utilities that say like use more computation time to make the image a little bit smaller. That's like built into this format. So you have an adjustable how much effort you want to put in.

to uh you know getting the smallest size possible which is just it's really just a honeypot for our web developers because every web developer will say i will spend 24 hours making this image smaller because it's going to be served a whole jillion times in the 30 seconds after i post it you know what i mean so every every little bit that we can crush this image uh makes it and that's the same thing with cdns uh vending jpeg xl versions based on the uh the browsers that they know support them or whatever

to uh you know getting the smallest size possible which is just it's really just a honeypot for our web developers because every web developer will say i will spend 24 hours making this image smaller because it's going to be served a whole jillion times in the 30 seconds after i post it you know what i mean so every every little bit that we can crush this image uh makes it and that's the same thing with cdns uh vending jpeg xl versions based on the uh the browsers that they know support them or whatever

So yeah, JPEG XL could be out there and you could be receiving it. But yeah, the support in macOS, I'm hoping if Apple does announce, hey, these new iPhones have this new image format, if that even happens at all, I hope support comes to the rest of their platforms. Things like Preview and even Safari not being able to show HDR images

So yeah, JPEG XL could be out there and you could be receiving it. But yeah, the support in macOS, I'm hoping if Apple does announce, hey, these new iPhones have this new image format, if that even happens at all, I hope support comes to the rest of their platforms. Things like Preview and even Safari not being able to show HDR images

still images in any format let alone jpeg xl seems like a limitation that they should overcome and this would be the perfect time to do it so again i'm rooting for this rumor this is still just a rumor that apple's doing this but regardless of the rumor apple has been adding jpeg xl support slowly and steadily to their platforms it's just not fully baked yet and they certainly haven't announced that they're switching the iphone camera to use it as the rumor says they will

still images in any format let alone jpeg xl seems like a limitation that they should overcome and this would be the perfect time to do it so again i'm rooting for this rumor this is still just a rumor that apple's doing this but regardless of the rumor apple has been adding jpeg xl support slowly and steadily to their platforms it's just not fully baked yet and they certainly haven't announced that they're switching the iphone camera to use it as the rumor says they will

I love – it's just the things that are quoted here, like it's an unreasonably overbroad without a reasonable explanation. I'm pretty sure the people on the other side of this case gave a reasonable explanation for why non-competes are bad. Now, maybe they mean a reasonable explanation of why this particular agency has the ability to do this or whatever. It's frustrating.

I love – it's just the things that are quoted here, like it's an unreasonably overbroad without a reasonable explanation. I'm pretty sure the people on the other side of this case gave a reasonable explanation for why non-competes are bad. Now, maybe they mean a reasonable explanation of why this particular agency has the ability to do this or whatever. It's frustrating.

You know, we would hope that collectively we can find a way that will survive judicial challenge to get rid of this horrible thing that is non-competes. The state of California did it somehow. The U.S. government still working on that. So fingers crossed.

You know, we would hope that collectively we can find a way that will survive judicial challenge to get rid of this horrible thing that is non-competes. The state of California did it somehow. The U.S. government still working on that. So fingers crossed.

ma what if all these governments are like cheating off each other or like the language in these stories from three entirely different outlets is so similar and the language of all of their complaints is so similar that's like these places smell blood in the water and they're like well this is a thing now uh everyone's you know trying to uh tamp down the app store citing the same type of things like a competition dominant abusing dominant position yada yada so everyone's getting in on the act now how will these all turn out who knows uh but uh

ma what if all these governments are like cheating off each other or like the language in these stories from three entirely different outlets is so similar and the language of all of their complaints is so similar that's like these places smell blood in the water and they're like well this is a thing now uh everyone's you know trying to uh tamp down the app store citing the same type of things like a competition dominant abusing dominant position yada yada so everyone's getting in on the act now how will these all turn out who knows uh but uh

the problems for apple are just getting started as we as we said they would when this started like years and years ago we're like when one country does this more are going to follow it's not going to be like oh you're going to satisfy the japan trade commission and that'll be it you'll never hear about this again