after having read the entire thing, i don't find the same amusement. In fact, you concatenated disparate quotes and put them out of order. 1: Image viewer [lib

after having read the entire thing, i don't find the same amusement. In fact, you concatenated disparate quotes and put them out of order. 1: Image viewer [libraries] have silly bugs a. no one knows what they're doing? 2. Copy and paste code to get images on the screen a. not very accurately b. very slowly 3. I want to understand everything a. here's sRGB, here's Y'UV b. here's tone mapping c. etc the prose and overarching methodology reminds me of frinklang's data file[0] (https://frinklang.org/frinkdata/units.txt https://frinklang.org/frinkdata/units.txt) which is... hilariously and educationally opinionated about ... units and measurements and conversions. the writing style comports with how i approach problems and may not jive with other methodologies, maybe? If i have some problem i generally will try copying and pasting (or copilot.exe or whatever) just to see if the problem space has any state of art. If that does what i want, great. I'm done. if i need to do what i want 10,000 times, i usually will dig in and speed it up, or add features (event handling, etc) I also like scathing commentary about annoyances in technology, and this article had that, for sure. the webp aside was biting! [0] huh, this file has been updated massively since i last viewed it (mid 2010s) - it looks like earth has made some advancements in definitions of primatives - like Ampere - and things might be more exact, now. Hooray!