Gavin Anderegg

@gavin.anderegg.ca

Freelance digital consultant/developer, data nerd, Apple fan, gaming geek, CMS critic, F1 enjoyer. Halifax, Nova Scotia. He/him. 🏳️‍🌈 Website: https://anderegg.ca

I like to test my inks for water resistance. Sometimes there's more than I expect, other times there's fun ink separation! This is Diamine's "Good Tidings" from the 2024 Inkvent Calendar (though, my bottle looks far more blue/purple with a green sheen than all the examples I'm seeing online).

A small sheet of paper with some writing that's been washed away after being run under water. The dark blue-ish ink has separated into reds, greens, and blues. The paper is sitting on some paper towel where the separation is even more apparent.A swatch card with dark blue/purple ink on it. The ink has a green sheen to it. The bottom of the card reads "Good Tidings – Diamine (2024)" (though it originally read "2025", and I overwrote the 5 with a 4 after double-checking the date).A small (30ml) bottle of ink. The label reads "Fountain Pen Inks By Diamine" in a fancy golden script. Below that large header is the text "Good Tidings" in silver on a dark purple background.

We applied for Apple's Small Business Program on April 27 — three months ago as of Monday. Radio silence. We're eating an extra 15% from our meagre revenues thanks to that. But if Apple could use some of our unearned revenues to fix sub pricing on ASC, that'd be great. 😡

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Reviewers noted that while Vim for Gameboy featured one of the deepest command systems on the platform, its soundtrack consisted primarily prolonged silence punctuated by occasional terrifying beeps.

A picture of a game boy cartridge for VIM the Editor, Linux journal 2001 Readers' Choice editor. Embossed in the top grip section is the text "FRONT TOWARD ENEMY"