top tip:This type of drawing (plain colors, no gradients) gets a whole lot smaller in (file)size when saved as .gif instead of .jpg while still maintaining best image quality.
Also, get rid of the HTML scaling and scale down your originals instead (you can still link to a larger version if you must). These steps should easily bring it down to under 100kb.
(Also, get rid of the HTML scaling and scale down your originals instead (you can still link to a larger version if you must). These steps should easily bring it down to under 100kb.
pzyko Query failed.,
Fri 4 Dec 2009, 10:17,
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ah, it's one of themadvertising his stuff on several sites - check
doesn't listen to helpful comments - check
will post in the same way over and over again - highly probable
(doesn't listen to helpful comments - check
will post in the same way over and over again - highly probable
pzyko Query failed.,
Fri 4 Dec 2009, 10:35,
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AyeScrambled egg all over my face - what is a boy to do?
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Michael Ellis contributes nothing,
Fri 4 Dec 2009, 10:37,
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oooh, now it's so small that you can't read it without CFB, but at least under 100kAs I said, try using the gif format, here's one that's readable and only about 75k in size (using 64 colors). Alternatively, use higher jpg compression.
www.b3tards.com/u/0cff6a0bab42c5878699/brainbird.gif
(www.b3tards.com/u/0cff6a0bab42c5878699/brainbird.gif
pzyko Query failed.,
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