Before you ask: Yes. Yes it is.
Before you ask: Yes. Yes it is.
A loss comic, from "The Loss" (TNG s4e10), about a woman coming to terms with the loss of her husband, in lossy compression.
An upgraded comment meme.
I hate you đ
I develop a Lemmy client and have been re-working the renderers on this release. I daily drive my "dev" version to suss out bugs and such. There was a bug a couple days ago where it kept fetching 256 px thumbnails even when requesting the full size image.
For a moment there, I thought that bug was back and just about slammed my laptop shut and poured a drink.
Well, have a drink on me instead. Didn't mean to worry you. SalĂșd.
ÂĄSalud! đ„
Oh I was wondering what the pixels were for. I was at a loss to explain it
What you did there, I see it.
I came here to make that joke, but you beat me to it.
So I think I lost.
Sorry for your loss
LossÂł
:.|:;
Serious question, can a downsize of an image be considered a lossy compression method?
I think in a way it's like quantization which is lossy compression
Probably not. To be perfectly frank, I used Pixel It to muddle the original image. Works well in instances like this or if trying to create 8-bit style images.
