I stopped working on the High Res theme a long time ago, aside from a few intermittent bug fixes. This was fine for a while, because the Tumblr platform had more or less stabilized and it didn’t need much work.
Last year it started to feel extra creaky, and since 100% of my attention is focused on the lab now I made the decision to pull High Res from sale rather than continue to update it.
Even though it’s getting rusty, it’s not a bad theme and I still get inquiries about it not infrequently, so I’m posting the source code under the MIT License. I can’t offer any support, but you’re welcome to make it suit your needs or turn it into something new.
Thanks to everyone who made High Res a success over the years, and to Noah Kalina for being the original inspiration. I don’t post as much on here anymore, but you can find me on Instagram and Twitter, where I’ve been saying more (dumb) things than usual lately.
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Lightscale Labs is open for business!
After a year of hard work, a few setbacks, more than a few lucky breaks, and an incredible team coming together—we’re ready to a set a new standard for cannabis testing in Oregon.
We join a short list of labs in the state accredited to work with marijuana and other cannabis products, measuring THC & CBD concentration and (soon) detecting harmful pesticides and traces of residual solvents.
Oregon’s lab testing requirements for recreational marjuana are unique in the world; we are accredited and regularly audited under the same stringent rules as any other environmental lab, as well as adhering to all the requirements for licensed cannabis businesses.
Building this has been an incredible challenge, the biggest and best I’ve ever faced. We still have a long way to go, but our ambitions are big and we’re swinging for the fences. Over the coming months we’ll have a lot more to reveal about our process, technology, and some exciting upcoming features for clients.
Follow @lightscalelabs on Twitter and Instagram for more!
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