opened google chrome to try to get a web form to work and my home page was a super-early cache of my website. There's something very cozy about it.

However, when I finished the entire book I reached this page at the end. Printed on the same day the book was ordered. Admittedly I don't know much about made-to-print books, but if I had to pin the low quality on anything it'd be this.

I suspected it might have been a print-on-demand-type situation with some low-quality printer owned by Amazon, and (at first) I was surprised to see that it didn't seem to be the case (though perhaps someone with a keener eye could detect foul play from just this page).

A distracting (and suspicious) feature of this edition was the change of typeface at various points in the text (seen here on line 16). At first I thought it was to highlight certain parts of text, but it occurred between lines even for words that spanned both lines.

Just about the only positive thing I have to remark about the printed edition is the cover. The illusion of depth and simply shapes and scrap-book aesthetic all appeal to me. The way it's printed onto the page is not perfect, but it achieves the 3D effect and I like it.