+ [2017-03-08T04:53:38Z] jekyllrb Title: GitHub - GSI/jekyll_image_encode: Jekyll tag that renders base64 codes of images fetched from the web (at github.com)
+ [2017-03-08T04:57:23Z] allejo probably not the most efficient way of doing things, but my understanding would be that it fetches an image and "embeds" it into the page as base64. so you wouldn't be relying on another website to keep the URL to that image the same or up
+ [2017-03-08T04:59:03Z] allejo or possibly to build a working offline friendly/cache websites?
+ [2017-03-08T05:06:17Z] allejo or embed little social icons if you don't want CSS to handle it or you don't want to use an icon font
+ [2017-03-08T05:31:09Z] jaybe interesting

message no. 165045

Posted by jaybe in #jekyll at 2017-03-08T04:53:38Z

allejo, what may a use case for this? -- https://github.com/GSI/jekyll_image_encode
+ [2017-03-10T17:38:21Z] jaybe ./latest
+ [2017-03-10T17:38:21Z] jekyllrb '3.4.2\n'
+ [2017-03-10T17:40:00Z] ePirat ./latest
+ [2017-03-10T17:40:01Z] jekyllrb '3.4.2\n'
+ [2017-03-10T17:40:18Z] ePirat why has it a \n on the end