Manual Scrolling Capture (Shottr) I’ve been a convert to Shottr.cc for screenshots for a few years now but I’ve been frusterated that a MacOS update broke the scrolling capture feature recently. I looked around to see if there were any alternatives but was very pleased to find that there is a secret option where you manually scroll. Good enough for me!
To enable manual scrolling in Shottr, first of all, make sure that you run Shottr v1.8.1 or newer (you could check in menu Shottr → About). When it’s done, enter this line in your browser, and hit enter:
shottr://settings/scrolling/manual/enable
In celebration of that here’s an interview by Emily May and a collection of photos from various photographers from their first and only US tour in 2018 (Come back soon please!!!). Each photographer has their own style and each venue looks slightly different. I think they all work together nicely and convey the band moving from town to town.
The Faroes A great photo travelogue by Nagarjuna of their trip. Some of the later pictures of people standing on top of bluffs that appear to go straight down in to the ocean really poke at my fear of heights.
Warning: contains modern James Bond movie spoilers.
NYC $20 Dinner Map (Paywall) I’ve enjoyed Hellgate’s irreverant but thorough coverage of NYC for a while and they finally converted me to a paying member with their current 34% off first-year sale. I really like this map of inexpensive resturants.
Fallback Font Generator(via). This is a tool to help tweak system fonts to match the sizing of your fancy font and reduce Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) when your fancy font finally loads. Built by Brian Louis Ramirez