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While the Kadomaru Pro corner cutter is possible one of the most satisfying stationary tools to action, turns out there is a much simpler solution for getting perfectly rounded corners of the exact MTG radius; I speculated about using the Cricut itself to…

I recently had the opportunity to evolve the card processing pipeline thanks to the great ideas and contributions from our office community.

For more historical context and details about the card-press tool, see The Card Press Saga.

While working on this very blog, I slowly started to collect some missing features in drop-in; so decided to hoist some code to the upstream.

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For a while now I’ve been tinkering with a custom TTRPG system based on 2d12 rolls and associated setting called Shattered Wilds.

If you just want to give it a try, jump straight into card-press.

I’ve been meaning to revamp my website for a while; finally, with the launch of drop-in, I decided to bite the bullet.

This article was originally posted by me on Faire’s Tech Blog.

Most imperative (non-functional) languages have a tendency to perform all their operations synchronously.