I BACK TRACED IT
I BACK TRACED IT
Zachary Jackson
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Carter Ward
>when you get reported to the cyber police
>when the consequences will never be the same
>when you die of a heart attack and your daughter keeps doing the same shit that got her into this situation over a decade ago
Ironic.
Luis Long
What's this about?
Josiah Clark
Newfag
Charles Brooks
I'm gonna be nice this one time and not call you a newfriend
youtu.be
Joshua Gonzalez
Why are you posting this now?
Mason Powell
nice trips
Noah Price
YER DON GOOFED
Christian Edwards
owo mate
Brayden Lewis
Why did I always think this was some Mexican girl who gets caught by her dad while camwhoring? Lmao
Nathaniel Wood
>PNG
>1.15MB
wew lad
Justin Jenkins
there is nothing wrong with PNG
Hudson Peterson
Quads confirm
Mason Edwards
yes, let's all use 20x the bandwidth and 20x the storage space for image data than is necessary
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Blake Rodriguez
Brody Martin
This isn't 2005
Michael Wright
>megabytes worth of bandwidth
>in the year of our lord 2018
Calm down, Grandpa. We got Gigabit Internet, now.
Samuel Price
Gen Z logic
Jack Thomas
this
Ethan Sullivan
Alright numb nuts, I'm gonna level with you on something regarding the Compressed File Extension known as Joint Photographs Experts Group or JPEG (.jpg) and Portable Network Graphic, or PNG (.png)
JPEGs are compressed and are very good for images like
Because they do not have contiguous sections of like colors. The compression saves bandwidth. That's what Compression is for.
Moving to PNG. PNG is lossless. It is amazing for images like mine. A lot of contiguous cells of the same color. Notice the size of this image but it is still less than 1 MB.
Now, the loss of data integrity is baaaad. Universally it is baaaad. You don't want to lose ANYTHING when it comes to file transfers. However... if you save a JPEG as a JPEG... guess what? It gets compressed again. Compressing something that was compressed? Guess what? You are losing data and quality.
JPEG is a legacy file extension that was useful back in "your days" when 100 Megabit Internet was fucking expensive and T1 lines required loans.
The Future is now, old man.
Jaxson Ward
> the american is gonna lecture people on sustainable and resource efficient behavior
Elijah Price
The history of the art dates back thousands of years, way beyond our lifetimes.
Nathaniel Hughes
>not using static webms