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Just an endless sea of empty bins to drop their poop bags in. It must be so great to not have to carry their precious baby’s poop all the way home to their own compost bin. Instead it’s a buffet of bins, each one with the lid open just waiting for them to choose. Which will it be?

I’d like to say it’s better than leaving it on the sidewalk but they reserve that for non-garbage days.

I know this isn’t unique to Toronto but the wife and I occasionally enjoy ordering some food for lunch (we both work from home). I’m a generous tipper and always do, which on these apps means before you actually get your food so it’s a bit of a leap of faith, but one I’m willing to pay to help out. I understand the drivers/e-scooter/TTC riders are making peanuts so I have almost zero expectations here. These services provide barely acceptable service to begin with, but lately it’s been a total shitshow. The past handful of times I’ve been screwed over by drivers taking hours to make multiple deliveries with my food arriving cold and soggy, ruined, thrown on the porch, you name it. All with

For the past while I’ve noticed the ‘live’ news channels are actually running on a 2 hour time delay. Not that they think I’m in a different time zone, but ‘live’ channels are literally 2 hours behind according to on-screen time stamps and content.

Is this happening for anyone else?

Just what the title asks - I understand the whys and hows of the format and why it was created, I've just never ever had it be a requirement or requested format in my 15 years of digital art and design.

Has anyone had to provide JPEG 2000 artwork for any project? If so why? I'm legitimately curious about the use cases for using it.