#dev 2020-11-09

2020-11-09 UTC
KartikPrabhu, [Raphael_Luckom], geoffo, [chrisaldrich], [tw2113_Slack_], nickodd, nolith, [tantek], gxt, [Rose], swentel, schmudde and [jgarber] joined the channel; nickodd left the channel
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petermolnar
has anyone started playing around with avif (the av1 image format)?
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sebbu
i haven't, but i know windows (10) natively support it, alongside with ogg, vorbis, theora, webp, vp9, hevc (paid), raw, heif, mpeg2
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sebbu
but it's still too new, people haven't agreed whether to use av1f, apg, heif (hevc), heif (avc), jp2k, jbg, bpg, webp, jpegxt, flif, jpegxl, pik, daala, etc...
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sebbu
(all of them are meant to be alternatives to jpg with hdr support)
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sebbu
(most of the time i just directly use imagemagick, so i don't really care about the exact file format)
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sebbu
(or ffmpeg if it's a video and not an image)
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sebbu
exr / pgx / jpegls too
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Loqi
[Cyril Concolato] AV1 Image File Format (AVIF)
ShinyCyril, geoffo, [Murray], schmudde, [chrisaldrich], [jgmac1106], [KevinMarks], [tantek], [Rose], swentel, KartikPrabhu, [Raphael_Luckom], [spieper], [jgarber] and jjuran joined the channel
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[chrisaldrich]
For the cost question relating to cloud vs. shared hosting as an example, Jim Groom had a nice post a while back about their Reclaim Cloud services and how it compared to pricing for a relatively straightforward WordPress install: https://bavatuesdays.com/costs-in-the-cloud/
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@ricmac
Next.js & Google are advocating for a "best practices" approach to web development, rather than sticking with web standards. Latest e.g.: Next.js is *replacing* the HTML <img> tag with its own React-based image component, <image> 🤔 See also: WebP > PNG 🤔 https://thenewstack.io/next-js-and-google-best-practices-bad-news-for-web-standards/
(twitter.com/_/status/1325915323837509633)
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[tantek]
ugh what? is this like an AMP 2.0 Electric Imageloo?
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[schmarty]
well that makes me want to explode with rage
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[tantek]
allow me to distract you with something nerdier and more entertaining so to speak: https://www.bbc.co.uk/rd/blog/2020-10-sustainability-radio-audio-energy-streaming-broadcast - the IndieWeb question here is is there an IndieWeb (or just web, or http or IP for that matter) equivalent to very low power access / broadcasting our content / sites?
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petermolnar
ok, joke aside: do these devs never talk to someone who doesn't have a power plant running in their laptops and phones?!
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petermolnar
this will make things SO bloody slow
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petermolnar
that, beyond the wtf are you thinking?! reaction
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petermolnar
oh, these are for the <image>
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[jgmac1106]
I have been learning about Cloud some of the highest levels of security.... Makes you feel better US federal gov just as bad as your average WordPress user
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sebbu
@akashrine, maybe the domain contains www ou https:// ?
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sebbu
(or both)
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sebbu
(i've seen it before on other sites, domain depended on scheme and subdomain)
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[grantcodes]
I've not looked into it 100% in depth but I think that next.js <image> thing is probably a bit overblown. It's not replacing html. I'm sure it still ends up and standard static html that works without js. But it does a bunch of good things that can be a pain like setting up srcsets and optimizing files.
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petermolnar
sebbu: that thing from Loqi is a tweet; as far as I know, one can't respond from here.
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sebbu
Loqi should be a bridge, not mandatorily a tweet
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jacky
that article is a bit much but I understand the sentiment
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jacky
that if this was some move, it would be 'nicer' to see it come out of WHATWG since that's the only true representative of Web standard discussions in a classless way
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[KevinMarks]
I think Richard has it a bit confused, as React components can look like html macros.