That is 1. Cursed, and 2. Definitely in the right place here.
Meanwhile the big techs:
"Hmm how can we use this for fingerprinting"
Regressive JPEGs
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#62oh i thought this was going to be a jpeg that loaded the highest-frequency data first and added the lower frequency data later
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#63Re: Regressive JPEGs
#64Here is another cat https://idiod.video/njz0kx.mp4
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#65Earlier quoted context omitted.
I use cjpegli as encoder and it compresses best with its default progressive and full 4:4:4 approach, so it's not only a nice to have feature.
I deliberately was talking about decode speed. The question is if you serve even via moderately fast infra, does it display faster? In my case on a (indeed fast) local system absolutely not. Mere size can be a decode problem of course. But it's extremely hard to tell that a single digit percent size difference is an advantage for serving. But if better compression for storage or you can verify progressive serves fast…
Is you have a normal CPU then does decode speed matter?
But a lot of people do have slow connections sometimes.
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#66Earlier quoted context omitted.
It's an onomatopoeia
You mean an onomatope (to be pendantic)? In any case, it's not clear to me exactly what you mean.
Apparently "onomatope" is a much less popular name for the same thing (e.g. Wikipedia uses my version).
I mean that the "remove a word" 'symbol' is a 'word' that represents the verb he was trying to invoke, by sounding like it.
Birds chirp, bees buzz, moderators, toilets flush.
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#67Earlier quoted context omitted.
You mean an onomatope (to be pendantic)? In any case, it's not clear to me exactly what you mean.
Apparently "onomatope" is a much less popular name for the same thing (e.g. Wikipedia uses my version). I mean that the "remove a word" 'symbol' is a 'word' that represents the verb he was trying to invoke, by sounding like it. Birds chirp, bees buzz, moderators, toilets flush.
Apologies if I'm being totally thick, but you're saying the lack of a word is acting as an onomatope (or an onomatopoeia if you prefer)?
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#68Re: Regressive JPEGs
#69Earlier quoted context omitted.
Apparently "onomatope" is a much less popular name for the same thing (e.g. Wikipedia uses my version). I mean that the "remove a word" 'symbol' is a 'word' that represents the verb he was trying to invoke, by sounding like it. Birds chirp, bees buzz, moderators, toilets flush.
Apologies if I'm being totally thick, but you're saying the lack of a word is acting as an onomatope (or an onomatopoeia if you prefer)?
Yes. You could say this is the sound of silence.
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#70Weird that it’s inconsistent Works fine for me in desktop Firefox. But on mobile iOS the “whole video within a jpeg” is 3 frames, all of which are nearly entirely solid color brown->orange->red with a vague cat silhouette. The color changes each frame, so you can tell it’s “working” but it’s certainly not what I’d call a video. I was surprised when I pulled it up on my desktop and it did actually play like a video. W…
I guess this is related, but I knew too little to tell: Safari can't do MJPEG in .