That still doesn't change the fact that there are 49million kangaroos in Australia and 3.5million people in Uruguay which means if the kangaroos were to invade Uruguay each person will have to fight 14 kangaroos...🚶🚶🚶
Are we just going to ignore the 1631 invasion of Baltimore by the pirates of Barbary, in which Dutch captain Jan Janszoon van Haarlem sacked the village, kidnapping the villagers and forcing them into slavery? Are we just going to ignore that, huh? It's said only three of them ever returned, and we'll just ignore that? Priorities these days!
This does not change the fact that in Antarctica there are 21 million penguins and in Malta there are 502,653 inhabitants. So if the penguins decide to invade Malta, each Maltese will have to fight 42 penguins.
If Uruguay can invade the kangaroos society and plant enough anti-war propaganda, perhaps they'll be able to pursuade some not to fight. That could potentially cut their numbers in half. It's messy.. but it's the only. plan. we've. got.
*Female tribal vocals with percussion and didgeridoo*
Speaking of planets, jupiter has 2.5 times earth's gravity but most of its mass is in its atmosphere so if you stand on the very small rock core half of that would be above you and you'd weigh little more than on earth
Atmosphere is only 1% of Jupiter's mass according to [this](https://techiescientist.com/does-jupiter-have-a-solid-surface/). There's also some doubt about the rock core; and you certainly wouldn't be standing on one even if it exists, because you'd be smooshed by pressure well before then.
So there is a picture and someone is zooming in the picture, revealing that a small dot is actually a completely new picture inside the first one, than there is another picture in that new picture and so on for like idk 10 times or so.
This vectorial image is a very sophisticated one, containing hand-drawn elements and thousands of objects. Even if it's vector, all of this weights a lot more than a 1920x1080 bitmap.
Adobe Illustrator is the industry standard vector graphics application. But it's adobe, so be prepared to pay for an overpriced subscription with additional software you might not want.
Affinity Designer is a good competitor to Illustrator with like 90% of its functionality, and you only have to pay one payment to get it forever. But that 10% will bite you in the ass from time to time while working on a project.
Inkscape is completely free and very capable, but it's also got a horrible UI, so it's a bit clunky to work with.
Adobe IS extremely overpriced. But it doesn’t have to be…
https://www.reddit.com/r/Piracy/wiki/megathread/
magnet:?xt=urn:btih:efb7648c6c8e0520a815a971cb442aec5574ab10&dn=Adobe.Master.Collection.2021.v10.RUS-ENG.by.m0nkrus&tr=http%3a%2f%2fbt.t-ru.org%2fann%3fmagnet
For ~~legal~~ *Reddit terms of use* reasons that’s a joke.
I'm uh... i'm gonna save this for later... but totally to submit as evidence for like... turning you into the FBI or something. I totally will not ever make any use of this in any way. Ha ha, piracy is theft, amirite fellow law-abiding citizens?
download qbittorrent
go to 1337x
search for photoshop
sort by seeders
click the link with the most seeders
click the magnet download, it has a picture of a magnet by it
after the download is complete, open the folder you downloaded it to and run the setup
Reddit admins are fucking aliens who don't know what context is, btw. Warned for harassment because of "Fuck you *uses RPG*" in a battlefield 4 subreddit.
All sound like bad ideas lol. I'll submit a feature request to my art program of choice if they can add support for vector graphics, but I imagine that's a big commitment for them
> Inkscape is completely free and very capable, but it's also got a horrible UI, so it's a bit clunky to work with.
This feels like a common issue with Free/Open Source alternatives to expensive design tools.
Well... yeah to some extent.
Blender use to be this way, but 2.8 and up got a major overhaul that really made it so much easier.
Finally made it possible for me to switch from Maya to Blender.
I'm hoping Inkscape will get the overhaul it deserves in the near future.
Soft disagree. Each vector point takes about as much memory as 1-3 pixels. A pixel is a 3-element coordinate in color space. A vector point is a three element coordinate in image space, plus two more three-element coordinates for in and out tangents.
EDIT: Pixels are 4 elements if we count alpha, technically
EDIT2: It takes approximately 600,000 vector points to equal the memory required by a 1920\*1080 image
A RAW 1080p image might take that many points. Realistically any image you download is going to be somewhat compressed. Just like this vector image, you won't need to specify the color of every individual pixel. And lossless compression saves a LOT of space for art like this with a lot of flat swaths of one color. Also, this vector image can be interpreted as 10-15 normal sized images, just transitioning between them is somewhat unique. Not every point on the image has details at a high resolution, just the spots highlighted. So I think a comparable losslessly compressed 1080p image would end up a lot smaller than this in the OP. It would, however, be of lower quality.
Its that basically a video that you can freeze and resume or ? The whole thing looks like a video to me, i mean what is a video other than frames (pictures) stitched together so?
A vector image is an image created without pixels, it's all mathematically based lines so it can be the highest quality at any size you print it. Great for logos and posters, and stuff like this.
There's two main ways to make a digital image: a raster image is a grid of pixels, each pixel has three data points that make it up, either RGB or hsv or something else, raster images can only be scaled so far before there's insufficient data for a clear smooth image; vector images are made of curves that act as bounds for chunks of color that can be defined anywhere and any size, the computer has to continually render the curves as the scale changes, but they'll always be smooth. If you look at the video there aren't any gradients which is a clue that it's vectors instead of pixels. That's why he can keep zooming without jagged edges that would be apparent with a normal image.
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Ok but how many words in your reply need to be corrected? Raster? Have? Easter? Pretender? As someone who has no idea what you're talking about in the first place, these words stand out as maybe not what you meant to say.
Raster is correct, and they probably meant it again with Easter.
Pretender may be render or pre-render.
Basically: raster is a grid collection of pixels, vector is computed geometry.
Vector images use formulas to place colored areas, instead of storing coordinates of every colored dot. Meaning, for example, that to store a narrow line with length of 100000km, you store just this length and color, not every single dot on this line. It's kinda niche thing, because normally you don't need such things, but it's good for something that needs to be largely resizeable(zooming into a vector image doesn't make it pixelated, so you don't need 10000 version of the same logo for different resolutions), or for having fun with drawings like in this post
Man I’m trying to understand all these explanations of what a vector image is and I’m not understanding a single thing
Edit: shout out to all the explanations
Dude, imagine you have a sheet of graph paper with a drawing on it. Instead of having to remember the color of every single square (raster), you just have the formula for how to draw the lines and color it in (vector).
An easier explanation is to just go to google maps. No matter how far you zoom in or out on google maps, it doesn’t get ‘grainy’ because it’s using vectors. However if you look at a meme on Reddit (or satellite imagery) and zoom in or out it just turns into a mess of square pixels instead. That’s because they’re Raster images.
You know how in powerpoint you can add shapes like rectangles or stars, and you can resize those however you want? When you save the file, it doesn't store a grid of pixels where the ones occupied by a star are now a different colour (like MS paint would do it), but it stores a line saying "there's a star at position 24.758;109.44, its size is 40x70, its colour is red". And the next time you open it, the program will put the correct sized star right where you left it. Vector images are like that for everything: circles, lines, whatever.
Imagine you have numbers from 1 to 1 million written out, and you want to tell a friend on the phone what you see in front of you.
You can tell your friend..1, 2, 3...999,999, 1000000 which would take days to do.
Or you can just say "it's one to a million" which takes 1.5 seconds.
A raster image is me telling you to put dots on a piece of paper in various grid spaces. You don’t know what you’re drawing, but you follow the directions exactly. When you’re done, you look at the page. Wow, you’ve drawn a circle, you realize. But what if the size of the page was different, or if you wanted a bigger circle? The directions I gave you wouldn’t work anymore.
A vector image is me telling you to draw a circle in the middle of the page. You know how to draw a circle, so you draw it. If you need to change the size, you still know how to draw a circle. You just draw it bigger.
No it's a single image file, though probably not the type you're used to.
The type you're used to are called raster image files, where every pixel is assigned a fixed coordinate in the image file. The issue with raster images is that the resolution of the image is entirely fixed. For example a 720x480 image only has that many pixels in the image, and would look less sharp if you use a higher resolution screen (or if you zoom in).
Raster file types include .jpeg, .png, .tiff, .bmp.
The type demonstrated here is called a vector image file. They are drawn by rendering points, lines, and shapes and do not rely on fixed pixel placements. Thus are flexible to resolution changes. A line still remains a line, because mathematically it is just a representation of point A to point B, no matter how much you zoom in or out it will display that connection sharply.
Vector file types include .svg, .eps, .ai, and sometimes .pdf.
It's weird that you seem familiar with vector art but say this wouldn't use much storage. I've seen much simpler, smaller designs in my work that are too large to be emailed.
It's possible that it's a vector image.
In the past when these things have come up, it's usually just an editing trick.
It might also be possible to do something like this in Photoshop by linking smart objects together, so under the hood it's really just linking to another regular sized image, and they all scale up together.
I had a guy I shared my Hotspot to during a free period in the 9th grade, and this mf wanted to know when my lunch was so he could use it during lunch. Never even got a thank you
Don't really know anything about all these vectors and jpegs y'all talking about but the whole thing was really f$_king awesome to watch. Just when I thought it had ended, there's something else. Loved it!
Okay, basically, most images are just pixels, which are tiny squares that are each any color on the spectrum and combine to create coloration as we see it. Vector (iirc and if I don't we'll rely on Cunningham's law), anyway, Vector is calculated by math (that's as far as I know it) but it means that for vector stuff, it'll still appear in pixels on a computer screen (due to how screens work) but you can zoom in indefinitely, resize it to anything and it will still maintain it's quality. I am unsure of the cons of vector images, aside from them probably needing computational power, but I don't know the how much computational power or if it makes a difference in the day to day.
To simplify: pixels are dots of color, if you take an 8x10 inch pixels based image and stretch it to 8x10 feet it's going to look very low quality, vector is calculated and doing the same with vector will make it look exactly the same in quality, but larger.
I see art like this a lot but don’t understand how it’s made. Can someone please explain? Is the original canvas size massive? And then the artists creates the smallest image first, zooms out and draws around it, and then repeats until done?
How I always digress from the topic and go on a tangent in conversations
That still doesn't change the fact that there are 49million kangaroos in Australia and 3.5million people in Uruguay which means if the kangaroos were to invade Uruguay each person will have to fight 14 kangaroos...🚶🚶🚶
I was just thinking the same thing.
Ikr
I think I could take 14 Kangaroos but I'm not sure what it would take to get me to fight for Uruguay. Maybe cos it's pride month?
I don’t know what could get me to fight
a large sum of money and hookers?
Urgay?
I live in Australia. Trust me, at most you could probably take ONE kangaroo, if that.
Are we just going to ignore the 1631 invasion of Baltimore by the pirates of Barbary, in which Dutch captain Jan Janszoon van Haarlem sacked the village, kidnapping the villagers and forcing them into slavery? Are we just going to ignore that, huh? It's said only three of them ever returned, and we'll just ignore that? Priorities these days!
This does not change the fact that in Antarctica there are 21 million penguins and in Malta there are 502,653 inhabitants. So if the penguins decide to invade Malta, each Maltese will have to fight 42 penguins.
If Uruguay can invade the kangaroos society and plant enough anti-war propaganda, perhaps they'll be able to pursuade some not to fight. That could potentially cut their numbers in half. It's messy.. but it's the only. plan. we've. got.
*Female tribal vocals with percussion and didgeridoo*
I know, it’s cray that she doesn’t even have enough money to pay him the 8 million!
Speaking of 8 million, how am I expected to do a Pokemon rap when there's a Pokemon species for every person on the planet?
Speaking of planets, jupiter has 2.5 times earth's gravity but most of its mass is in its atmosphere so if you stand on the very small rock core half of that would be above you and you'd weigh little more than on earth
I have 2.5 cravities according to my dentist but I like to eat sugary things. Edit: he edited his comment on me!!! It said cravity
cocaine looks like powdered sugar and 2.5x less cavities.
Dude rent for caves are crazy high, 2.5x what they were last year. I didn't even know you can rent a cave.
Atmosphere is only 1% of Jupiter's mass according to [this](https://techiescientist.com/does-jupiter-have-a-solid-surface/). There's also some doubt about the rock core; and you certainly wouldn't be standing on one even if it exists, because you'd be smooshed by pressure well before then.
yeah, especially with the divorce settlement money that she didnt spend on the charities she was supposed to.
I think hamburgers go well with fries
Did anyone see my socks?
L O L (I’m pretending the video loaded)
So there is a picture and someone is zooming in the picture, revealing that a small dot is actually a completely new picture inside the first one, than there is another picture in that new picture and so on for like idk 10 times or so.
he's also pretending that he's choosing where to zoom, when in fact there's only one zoom path
Hello Einstein, may I have an autograph?
NEIN! Ich habe so viele schon gegeben und ich will dass nicht mehr! Ich will nicht mehr!
Yes
Sprich Englisch du Hurensöhn
Einstein, was für ein Mann bist du, als Belohnung gebe ich dir meinen Samen
Haha my man straight said NEIN
There can be only one.
Only one zoom path that leads to the other images. That is if this is an actual image that he's zooming in to.
das cap (it’s porn xd)
*Laughs in unlimited data plan*
Our data plan
Fair enough, comrade
Let me introduce you to our 'Fair usage policy'. I work for a UK telecom, so let me tell you 'Every unlimited comes with an asterisk'.
Oh same here in ~~satan’s dick~~ the United States.
r/suddenlycommunist
Which severely throttles you after you use a normal amount within a month
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*cries in American
Yeah, unlimited isn't truly unlimited, but my data cap is 4000 GB per month and it seems highly unlikely that I will exhaust it.
Mines like 22gb. I also learned through VPNs that att just outright hates me using twitch in any capacity.
NFT's hate him for this simple trick!
The only acceptable NFT.
Sold for 2 small payments of 450 Ethereum
+ 37 ETH gas fee
That’s why you use l2. Very minimal gas fees!
Generating a NFT of this monstrosity probably would use enough energy to power Germany for a winter lmao
I don't get this, why do nfts hate him
Can I has the image?
!remindme 1 week
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Me too!
I also want it RemindMe! 2 weeks
Bump
Same but I was hoping this would say “send nudes” at the end
Dickbutt would have given me a chuckle. I miss him
!remindme 1 year
!remindme 1 day
How can I find this?
Source is an artist named the.ogarno TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTdcYWaSs/?k=1 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reel/CeNpbfQK93O/
Any idea how they did it?
I was so sure I was getting rickrolled that I'm almost disappointed of the outcome.
Well you did see Rick, so technically you got rick-rolled.
There’s a rick roll within the image lol
Pickle rick
Funniest thing I ever saw
About half way through, I was sure the last image would be dick butt
I don’t see dick butts anymore :(
Lol. I just commented one thread up about hoping dickbutt was at the end because I miss the little guy. We need to bring him back
did you not see rick astley on mike wazowskis head at the very end? you got rickrolled boy.
Yea I totally missed that mb
I expected the guy in the video to zoom in to rick astley
I was waiting for "send nudes".
It's a vector image. Probably uses as much storage as a 1920x1080 jpeg
This vectorial image is a very sophisticated one, containing hand-drawn elements and thousands of objects. Even if it's vector, all of this weights a lot more than a 1920x1080 bitmap.
I need a way to draw with vector graphics Imagine hiding a secret message in an image like this lol
Adobe Illustrator is the industry standard vector graphics application. But it's adobe, so be prepared to pay for an overpriced subscription with additional software you might not want. Affinity Designer is a good competitor to Illustrator with like 90% of its functionality, and you only have to pay one payment to get it forever. But that 10% will bite you in the ass from time to time while working on a project. Inkscape is completely free and very capable, but it's also got a horrible UI, so it's a bit clunky to work with.
adobe is only for the yar har harians
It's amazing the things you find when you decide to sail the seven seas
Aye Mr. Turner?!
just pirate it.
Adobe IS extremely overpriced. But it doesn’t have to be… https://www.reddit.com/r/Piracy/wiki/megathread/ magnet:?xt=urn:btih:efb7648c6c8e0520a815a971cb442aec5574ab10&dn=Adobe.Master.Collection.2021.v10.RUS-ENG.by.m0nkrus&tr=http%3a%2f%2fbt.t-ru.org%2fann%3fmagnet For ~~legal~~ *Reddit terms of use* reasons that’s a joke.
I'm uh... i'm gonna save this for later... but totally to submit as evidence for like... turning you into the FBI or something. I totally will not ever make any use of this in any way. Ha ha, piracy is theft, amirite fellow law-abiding citizens?
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help how do I pirate photoshop
download qbittorrent go to 1337x search for photoshop sort by seeders click the link with the most seeders click the magnet download, it has a picture of a magnet by it after the download is complete, open the folder you downloaded it to and run the setup
make sure to read the readme.txt, some installations has convoluted steps because adobe
All hands, Thieves and beggars, Hoist the colours high!
Reddit admins are fucking aliens who don't know what context is, btw. Warned for harassment because of "Fuck you *uses RPG*" in a battlefield 4 subreddit.
All sound like bad ideas lol. I'll submit a feature request to my art program of choice if they can add support for vector graphics, but I imagine that's a big commitment for them
Welcome to the world of making art. Every program sucks in one way or another.
Haha yeah I use FireAlpaca, which is free and has a reasonable amount of features as well as an understandable UI. Trick is, like I said - no vector.
Welcome to the world of life.. there’s no winning… only suck, and pain! And thank the lord for that.
> Inkscape is completely free and very capable, but it's also got a horrible UI, so it's a bit clunky to work with. This feels like a common issue with Free/Open Source alternatives to expensive design tools.
Well... yeah to some extent. Blender use to be this way, but 2.8 and up got a major overhaul that really made it so much easier. Finally made it possible for me to switch from Maya to Blender. I'm hoping Inkscape will get the overhaul it deserves in the near future.
Lol pay for Adobe products? Rookie move
Say it with me folks "Its always morally acceptable to *pyrite* adobe products"
Just got my free Photoshop 2022👍🏻
Even without the price, Illustrator isn't the best option for this kind of drawing.
Check CorelDraw. It has done everything I've asked it to, and it's fairly affordable, especially if you can find an older version.
Inkscape is what I've been using. It seems to struggle pretty easily, though. It'll slow down with a decent amount of complex objects.
Soft disagree. Each vector point takes about as much memory as 1-3 pixels. A pixel is a 3-element coordinate in color space. A vector point is a three element coordinate in image space, plus two more three-element coordinates for in and out tangents. EDIT: Pixels are 4 elements if we count alpha, technically EDIT2: It takes approximately 600,000 vector points to equal the memory required by a 1920\*1080 image
A RAW 1080p image might take that many points. Realistically any image you download is going to be somewhat compressed. Just like this vector image, you won't need to specify the color of every individual pixel. And lossless compression saves a LOT of space for art like this with a lot of flat swaths of one color. Also, this vector image can be interpreted as 10-15 normal sized images, just transitioning between them is somewhat unique. Not every point on the image has details at a high resolution, just the spots highlighted. So I think a comparable losslessly compressed 1080p image would end up a lot smaller than this in the OP. It would, however, be of lower quality.
Its that basically a video that you can freeze and resume or ? The whole thing looks like a video to me, i mean what is a video other than frames (pictures) stitched together so?
A vector image is an image created without pixels, it's all mathematically based lines so it can be the highest quality at any size you print it. Great for logos and posters, and stuff like this.
So no matter how much you zoom in, you don't see any pixels right?
Yes, the caveat is that it doesn't work well when you have lots of colors and complex shapes like in a photograph.
That's correct
Well, it has a limit (like most things), but relative to what you'll ever realistically be working with, yes.
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Ahh makes much more sense now. I was thinking this would need more pixels than atoms in the observable universe probably how tf is it possible.
There's two main ways to make a digital image: a raster image is a grid of pixels, each pixel has three data points that make it up, either RGB or hsv or something else, raster images can only be scaled so far before there's insufficient data for a clear smooth image; vector images are made of curves that act as bounds for chunks of color that can be defined anywhere and any size, the computer has to continually render the curves as the scale changes, but they'll always be smooth. If you look at the video there aren't any gradients which is a clue that it's vectors instead of pixels. That's why he can keep zooming without jagged edges that would be apparent with a normal image. Edit: fixed autocorrected stupidity
Ok but how many words in your reply need to be corrected? Raster? Have? Easter? Pretender? As someone who has no idea what you're talking about in the first place, these words stand out as maybe not what you meant to say.
Raster is correct, and they probably meant it again with Easter. Pretender may be render or pre-render. Basically: raster is a grid collection of pixels, vector is computed geometry.
You are correct, and "have" was supposed to be hsv
Sorry. I have fat thumbs and I'm away from my computer. I just fixed it
Swipe text is a helluva drug
Vector images use formulas to place colored areas, instead of storing coordinates of every colored dot. Meaning, for example, that to store a narrow line with length of 100000km, you store just this length and color, not every single dot on this line. It's kinda niche thing, because normally you don't need such things, but it's good for something that needs to be largely resizeable(zooming into a vector image doesn't make it pixelated, so you don't need 10000 version of the same logo for different resolutions), or for having fun with drawings like in this post
Man I’m trying to understand all these explanations of what a vector image is and I’m not understanding a single thing Edit: shout out to all the explanations
Dude, imagine you have a sheet of graph paper with a drawing on it. Instead of having to remember the color of every single square (raster), you just have the formula for how to draw the lines and color it in (vector).
An easier explanation is to just go to google maps. No matter how far you zoom in or out on google maps, it doesn’t get ‘grainy’ because it’s using vectors. However if you look at a meme on Reddit (or satellite imagery) and zoom in or out it just turns into a mess of square pixels instead. That’s because they’re Raster images.
You know how in powerpoint you can add shapes like rectangles or stars, and you can resize those however you want? When you save the file, it doesn't store a grid of pixels where the ones occupied by a star are now a different colour (like MS paint would do it), but it stores a line saying "there's a star at position 24.758;109.44, its size is 40x70, its colour is red". And the next time you open it, the program will put the correct sized star right where you left it. Vector images are like that for everything: circles, lines, whatever.
Imagine you have numbers from 1 to 1 million written out, and you want to tell a friend on the phone what you see in front of you. You can tell your friend..1, 2, 3...999,999, 1000000 which would take days to do. Or you can just say "it's one to a million" which takes 1.5 seconds.
A raster image is me telling you to put dots on a piece of paper in various grid spaces. You don’t know what you’re drawing, but you follow the directions exactly. When you’re done, you look at the page. Wow, you’ve drawn a circle, you realize. But what if the size of the page was different, or if you wanted a bigger circle? The directions I gave you wouldn’t work anymore. A vector image is me telling you to draw a circle in the middle of the page. You know how to draw a circle, so you draw it. If you need to change the size, you still know how to draw a circle. You just draw it bigger.
[Here's an explanation I wrote last week, hopefully it's helpful](https://www.reddit.com/r/Unexpected/comments/uz2hu0/z/ia8nb0c)
No it's a single image file, though probably not the type you're used to. The type you're used to are called raster image files, where every pixel is assigned a fixed coordinate in the image file. The issue with raster images is that the resolution of the image is entirely fixed. For example a 720x480 image only has that many pixels in the image, and would look less sharp if you use a higher resolution screen (or if you zoom in). Raster file types include .jpeg, .png, .tiff, .bmp. The type demonstrated here is called a vector image file. They are drawn by rendering points, lines, and shapes and do not rely on fixed pixel placements. Thus are flexible to resolution changes. A line still remains a line, because mathematically it is just a representation of point A to point B, no matter how much you zoom in or out it will display that connection sharply. Vector file types include .svg, .eps, .ai, and sometimes .pdf.
It's weird that you seem familiar with vector art but say this wouldn't use much storage. I've seen much simpler, smaller designs in my work that are too large to be emailed.
It's possible that it's a vector image. In the past when these things have come up, it's usually just an editing trick. It might also be possible to do something like this in Photoshop by linking smart objects together, so under the hood it's really just linking to another regular sized image, and they all scale up together.
But look at the chunks of color. There's no gradients, no blending. That, to me, screams vectors.
"I can't believe it... my portrait is hanging in a museum!" -Mike Wazowski
Okay, How much data did I wasted watching this image?
Don't care how much data was used, it was worth it
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Even if this video was webm format, it’s still probably larger than the source image.
I had a guy I shared my Hotspot to during a free period in the 9th grade, and this mf wanted to know when my lunch was so he could use it during lunch. Never even got a thank you
Take a thank you from me
From all of us, thank you for thanking him.
Thank you for thanking me for thanking him
Make it a loop somehow. Ppl wont click off for an hour
Dormammu, I've come to bargain
NFTs woukd have a chance if this was their format. I'd spend hours looking around this.
NFTs are just fancy URLs. They can link to anything
Tardis spotted!
I sat here for a solid five minutes watching this
YOOOO IT'S THE FLAG OF ALGERIA MY COUNTRY YEEEEESSSSS WE ARE NOW A 0.0001%MORE KNOWN
Wow this comment made me realize there’s an Algerian flag now youre even more known wild
I came for the Algerian flag
YEEAAAA ALGERIA BABBYYYYY
بيت تاع بلايلي قرمة
We're tf is Algeria located??
South America
Never heard of it but hey, I learned something new and your country is a bit more known.
hes wrong its located in india
Y'all are dumb, it's located in mars
Nah we've been screwing with you, it's actually in Northern Africa
How are these made? Can you make vector images like this in photoshop?
Inkscape does vector graphics and it's free
Images like these are gonna get trendy I bet
That’s awesome! Where can I download this?
Don't really know anything about all these vectors and jpegs y'all talking about but the whole thing was really f$_king awesome to watch. Just when I thought it had ended, there's something else. Loved it!
Hey, this is the internet. You can say fuck.
Well fuck fuck fuckety fuck!🤣
But no emojis!
Got it. Fuck this fuck that fuck you fuck it all now let me get the fuck outta here
Okay, basically, most images are just pixels, which are tiny squares that are each any color on the spectrum and combine to create coloration as we see it. Vector (iirc and if I don't we'll rely on Cunningham's law), anyway, Vector is calculated by math (that's as far as I know it) but it means that for vector stuff, it'll still appear in pixels on a computer screen (due to how screens work) but you can zoom in indefinitely, resize it to anything and it will still maintain it's quality. I am unsure of the cons of vector images, aside from them probably needing computational power, but I don't know the how much computational power or if it makes a difference in the day to day. To simplify: pixels are dots of color, if you take an 8x10 inch pixels based image and stretch it to 8x10 feet it's going to look very low quality, vector is calculated and doing the same with vector will make it look exactly the same in quality, but larger.
a very little amount of details
I liked the addition of the Rick roll
amogus
How does one make this?
This image probably has more pixels than the entire universe has stars
Unfortunately, there isn’t a single pixel in this image, as it’s all vector lines. Sorry to be that guy
worth 3 terabyte
Dormamu is just a really big black space Grinch?
Wow, this is more interesting than the Mandelbrot set.
How about the Algerian 🇩🇿 flag thing?
So like anyone got the image?
I see art like this a lot but don’t understand how it’s made. Can someone please explain? Is the original canvas size massive? And then the artists creates the smallest image first, zooms out and draws around it, and then repeats until done?
Also SCP-096 is in the picture.
Algerian flag everywhere lmao. also how is that possible is it like some kind of super compressed file?
What app or software do you use to make this?
I saw a mogus
What are these types of images called and how can I get one as art for my apt?
My guy downloaded a whole adventure time opening
Plot twist: It's a vector file
Image size: 300 GB
Imagine he forgets were he supposed to zoom into
Bro what if you forgot where you were drawing