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Post by David Dunn »

Though it hasn't been written in gold, it was the general practice of this forum to keep posted pics to 640x480 and smaller. There are people out there on dial-up still. There is no need for larger pics here. If you feel that the larger pic is needed, post a link rather than the actual pic.

The dialup users will thank you..

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Post by 2012 »

ha... i will resize mine even smaller then, np. [i do love seeing gr8 big detail, tho]
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Post by David Dunn »

The dialup users of the forum thank you, and anyone else that makes their pics within reason. :D

There was a user "pre-crash" that posted thumbnails that you could click on to go to the full size pic. If anybody knows how it's done, it would be great if they could share on how to do it. :D

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Post by 2012 »

was that guy using photobucket for the thumbnail links?
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Post by Anthony »

Well I am one of the little people and I sure do appreciate the gesture. :o

Sometimes one clicks on a thread and that is it for ages as it goes through it process showing just a white screen until it is finished downloading :evil:

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so 640 wide is ok?
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Post by David Dunn »

2012, I have no idea what was used, and I tried different methods with photobucket.

Anthony, this forum is useless if the masses can't load it and use it. A lot of people have a lot to offer here, but they debate if the waiting time to up or download something is really worth it.

640x has always seemed to be an acceptable size, though I do go smaller if it will convey the idea. Again, a link to the original pic would be appropriate if needed for closer detail.

And while we're on topic (sort of), many avatars are are a bit on the large size out there.

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What's the deal with adding an avatar? I have a bunch of pics on webshots.com but can't seem to get a pic over here as an avatar. Any suggestions on adding one? Thanks!
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Dave,
Thanks for the help. Got it! :D
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Is that snow Scott? I wanta be there now :!:
I don't know what's wrong... I put my D90 up for sale, and it hasn't frozen over here yet. :roll:
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Yep, that's snow. That pic is of Imogene Pass heading into Telluride Co last August. The pic is kinda small tho.
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Post by skybarney »

Whats "dialup"? Is it something that is an antique like our trucks?

I am only 41 so maybe I am not old enough to remember "dialup".


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i remember back to steam-driven computers. don't remember this "dialup" thing, tho. did they have cranks?
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Hey, knock it off. Once upon a time, I had a dumb terminal and a 300 baud modem. Forget the jargon I could spew, just think of a pinto pulling a semi truck up a big hill. Gawd this dial up is great compared to that. Even on a bad day I get in at 23k connect speed or so. Yeah I know 56k should work, but we are on the end of a slick 50 (telco jargon for your out of luck) and oh yeah ya can't get anything better because your too far from a central office for DSL and your phone service is multiplexed out of the neighborhood and this is the best ya gonna get. That must be why I always put the http link in the email instead of the pic. :lol: :lol:
So if Dave is the dinosaur, than I'm the Ford Pinto at the Indy 500.. No wait! How many Dr Demonto fans do we have out there? I'm the little Nash Rambler. Beep, Beep If you have that song, I gotta get copy. My other Dr Demento cds don't have it.
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Lightningpinz wrote: I'm the little Nash Rambler. Beep, Beep If you have that song, I gotta get copy. My other Dr Demento cds don't have it.
I have it on a 45. :D :shock: :?: ... "how do I get it out of 2nd gear?"
:lol:

Has your chewing gum lost it's flavor on the bed post overnight? :wink:

I can go on, ... remember Alvin, Simon and Theodore ? :lol:

I do have some real jewels... let's start a new thread for us more "mature" members.. :lol:

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