WEBP doesn't "intercept" other formats on my old toaster.
The less something is download, the more it's in one place - and easier to memory-hole.
The concept wasn't thought through since we don't even get the option to save as WebP by default (even Adobe PS requires plugins). 99% of people aren't even going to bother with the gay shit required to make one of these cursed files. They're fine in browsers, but once you download said WebP's, most people can't open them normally. Even if we could save as WebP without effort, WebP cannot replace all image formats.
it's still technically useful today, some people out there actually use bandwidth limited connections and wasting a good chunk of that on a 5mb image because some fag couldn't compress their assets. though when i check the services my ISP provides they no longer actually provide that cheaper bandwidth limited option anymore, so i may just be getting old here.
FFmpeg for an offline CLI. Handles images just as well as videos. Can't recommend that piece of software enough.
Every time I see this complaint I plug Nitter.
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THANK YOU!!Every time I see this complaint I plug Nitter.
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Semper Fidelis rating.
IrfanView, brah, best image viewer, best at a lot of things. It can easily batch convert/rename an infinite number webp's into anything you want, you can also change the scaling so 4k phone screencaps of 500x600 fullscreen twitter/instagram images don't look like ass.
Broadcast TV is sent interlaced, but is displayed progressive on any modern TV/monitor. The inherent design of LCD/OLED makes interlacing unreasonable. You can only display interlaced fields on a CRT or other similar technology. The reason you can't get enhanced definition above 30 Hz is just due to the fact that there was never a standard created for 480 that was 60 Hz for media/video. The original standard for HDTV in America topped out at 30 FPS, and the extensions that support 60 Hz were only implemented for 720p and 1080p since 480 was no longer considered relevant. So, since 480p60 as a standard was never created, no one creates content in that format. It is kinda dumb, since they should be creating content thinking of monitor/computer standards, rather than broadcast/media/video these days, but the people making the content are broadcast/media/video so they tend to stick to the dogma of what they know.
Actually 480p60 would be Enhanced Definiton (EDTV) TV. Likewise 576p50 would be the European version of EDTV. Besides, with interlaced video you can always just emulate how it would be on a CRT. You just update every other scanline and then switch between odd and even scanlines after each cycle.
They also get mad if you multi-quote "too many" people.
Those two stances seem to be incompatible. Either allow people to quote as many individuals as needed for a reply, or accept multiple posts. I don't think there is a 3rd possibility.
You can insert some quotes into the post reply form and copy the bbcode into the edit reply form.
It's a bit tedious but it works.
Depending on just which permissions they have locked down, you can sometimes sleaze your way around this by editing the registry directly and putting your extensions on the whitelist.
The autoplay video in the corner shit is the worst trend on websites. Its really terrible in mobile where you struggle to find the little x button as your phone is all of a sudden blaring out some ad or 'news' in public.
Not sure if you're a boomer like myself, but SomaFM's website has remained largely intact since its inception in 2000. The site loads so damn fast, I just hit F5 to get a rush of nostalgia.