Justin Ribeiro @justin@ribeiro.social

Print of my nephew Gabriel in the wash after printing. #darkroom

Tuned up my late grandfather's SX-70 Model 2 and away we go loaded with fresh film and my Mint 2 flashbar.

Rehashed Paul Irish's lite-youtube-embed into a Shadow Dom version, mostly so I could drop it into my blog-pwa project (which lazy loads the daylights out of it based on usage). https://www.npmjs.com/package/@justinribeiro/lite-youtube

Ah, Friday. When you get a stack of emails from a company who refuses to hire or pay you, asking you for free consulting to fix their poor idea of a product. I should feel "honored" I'm told. Funny, not feeling it.

Updated and realigned the slides hardware on lens stage on my 45MX, now parallel edge to edge and no wiggle.

Always fine gloves when handling the cleaning of a 45MX condenser lens. #darkroom

Fresh batches of dev, stop, and fixer ready to roll for the next month. #film

Submitted a couple talk proposals to @perfmattersconf. The CFP is now open; have a web performance talk you think the world should know about? Submit now! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfTqHiQ6F_em50T5zu7l0ZhBGKZyeEPCrt4xAlUnbKPHkTp_w/viewform #webperf #perfmatters

"Justin how do I fail a PR based on any lighthouse audit score?" With v1.1.0 of my Web Performance Audits with Lighthouse Github Action, you can now define a scores.js file based on the Lighthouse data model to fail a PR based on any audit score. https://justinribeiro.com/chronicle/2019/11/06/fail-a-pr-based-on-any-audit-score-with-v1.1.0-of-web-performance-audits-with-lighthouse-github-action/

Released v1 of my new Lighthouse Github Action, complete with PR commenting, custom lighthouse config and budget.json support, and my WPT network profile injector via Puppeteer. https://justinribeiro.com/chronicle/2019/11/02/web-performance-audits-with-lighthouse-for-github-actions-released/

At this point I'm six months in using the Firebase Web Performance Monitoring beta. Let's take a look at the good, the bad, and the confusing. https://justinribeiro.com/chronicle/2019/10/28/six-months-using-firebase-web-performance-monitoring/ #webperf #rum

Work travel has become way too interesting that last couple of months. I've dodged two tornados, a hurricane, and now wildfires. Harrowingly close.

Dodged fires to the north, but coming down from the Altamont into the Central Valley was rough, with flying debris and a dust storm.

The emptiness of a large airport terminal at 3am is quite the horror movie atheistic.

A picture of a perf trace is worth a thousand words. Video is what moves stakeholders to act on improving web performance. So here's a little cli tool to take those DevTools perf traces and convert the screenshots into video with a bottom timer. https://justinribeiro.com/chronicle/2019/10/16/generating-video-from-a-chrome-devtools-trace-with-devtools-to-video/

"Justin, what do you think of the latest argument against web components?" How to put this: Web Components Have Already Won Whether You Like It Or Not. https://justinribeiro.com/chronicle/2019/10/14/web-components-have-already-won-whether-you-like-it-or-not/ #usetheplatform

Rusted 35mm bulk can of Kodak Tri-X pan film. Still black bagged, about half full. Discovered at yard sale. $3.00 USD. Time to spool a test roll.

Four 35mm films reels coming out of the development tank. Always high risk, but careful controls help.

You get a feed and you get a feed...improvements for all! https://justinribeiro.com/chronicle/2019/10/09/improving-rss-reader-support-and-adding-new-topic-feeds/

I've never attempted wet plate, but Shane Balkowitsch's work is an inspiration. Capturing Greta Thunberg at Standing Rock on that medium is just amazing. https://emulsive.org/articles/darkroom/wet-plate/greta-thunberg-capturing-the-voice-of-the-21st-century-using-150-year-old-wet-plate-photography