it’s mostly about bitrate and encoding. there is so much content that’s produced at high resolution but looks awful because they’re only given a few Mbps to work with.

perceived video quality is a fascinating topic, but misleading labels really distort the way we all think about high quality video.

By contrast, it’s time to pay our respects to our best holiday tradition, icon Patti LaBelle.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=z84Q...

tipping underpaid workers based on time makes more sense to me than arbitrary percentages of prices that are usually set outside of their control

Larsen’s in Seattle is the canonical go-to for excellent kringle

i also feel like using self checkout is scab behavior

it’s a close call, but to my eye in real life, i think it’s most likely krypton. it looked more blue-white in person. 🙂

time to hit youtube to find out how to remove it yourself

although, residents > eligible voters > registered voters > voters > all votes not for him > his voters. (the last was <23% of the first.)

i say this only to find some kind of optimism rather than pedantry.

we don’t pay for any streaming services with unskippable ads. i think it’s a good line to draw as a consumer.

aka a crime

*best coast

here’s one with aggregated endorsements: bluevoterguide.org/state/new-york

happy election day!

it’s certainly what my body wants to do!