Loading…
Loading…
5h ago
inCan we talk about how I brewed coffee for 6 years vs how I do it now?
Honestly, does it really matter that much how you brewed coffee for 6 years vs now? It's coffee, not rocket science. People act like switching from a drip machine to a pour over is some big life change when really it just makes a slightly different cup. Tbh I've done both and yeah the taste changes a bit but it's not worth writing a whole post about. Ngl this feels like one of those things where people get way too into the hobby and forget it's just a morning drink. Drink what you like and move on.
15h ago
inMy book club pick crashed and burned, then saved our meetings
Aw man, been there.
3d ago
inA coworker showed me her bank's app makes you retype your whole password to see your balance, is hiding info behind re-login ever okay?
Wait, what? She has to type the WHOLE thing just to see her own money? That is wild. Who thought that was a good idea?
6d ago
inPrint shop in Reno handed back my posters with gray skies, and I caught the reason in 10 seconds
What did the gray actually look like on paper though? Was it a flat dull gray across the whole sky, or did you get banding and weird green patches mixed in too? The reason I ask is that RGB to CMYK conversion can go bad in different ways depending on the file. A flat washed out look usually means the printer just ran your RGB file straight through without converting it, but green or brown spots in a blue sky usually means their color profile is off. Those are two different problems and only one of them is really your fault. Did you check the file info on the originals they printed, or just compare the preview on your screen?