Lossy means the compression involves throwing away some of the data.
Lossless means the compression is done while keeping all the data. An
example in the world of audio files would be mp3 for lossy and flac for
lossless. As to your question about tiff, someone else will have to
answer that.
thanks. that brings up another question: what is lossy or lossless ?
if tiff is the best why is it not resurrected by users?
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On Fri, Oct 5, 2012 at 5:53 PM, Derek Trotter wrote:
> The recent thread on png vs jpg might provide some helpful information.
> I'll try to give a brief ans
I've looked at going outside gd for years, but most providers do tend to
nickle and dime everyone to death. I've wanted to just get dedicated
hosts, but hard to justify $200/mo per box to *play* with. Virtual just
isn't that attractive as at the end of the day, there is resource
contention go
Thank you for your feedback Lisa!
I have some domains registered at Godaddy, and some in a WWD (godaddy
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Godaddy has been reliable. I host my business website there. I also have a
HostGator reseller account.
Today I wanted to convert one of my business email accounts fro
Hi!
On Fri, Oct 5, 2012 at 7:55 PM, keith smith wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Has anyone used HostGator as a Registrar? I'm considering moving my
> domains from GoDaddy to HG.
>
> Thank you for your feedback.
>
> Keith
>
>
> Keith Smith
>
I did some work for some that were hosted th
A corollary to RTFM is Look at the Stupid Device. It had Radio Shack
molded into the front and even had a part #. on the back. Duh!
I was setting up my wife's new box and of course had the same issue
there, so I got on my horse & got myself over to Radio Shack.
Hi,
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from GoDaddy to HG.
Thank you for your feedback.
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On Fri, Oct 5, 2012 at 11:07 AM, JD Austin wrote:
> I've had that same experience with ps2 to usb adaptors; It seems the more
> expensive ones work better (electronics in the middle) but it's hit or
> miss. I've gradually phased PS2 devices out in favor of usb devices.
>
>
> On Fri, Oc
The recent thread on png vs jpg might provide some helpful information.
I'll try to give a brief answer.
Jpeg throws away much of the information contained in the picture. If
you just want to look at the picture but don't want to edit it, jpeg
should be ok.
Png doesn't throw away any of th
From: Michael Havens
> I'm delving into GIMP. What is the best save format? JPG, GIF, etc...
Gimp's native format, XCF, saves all the layers, masks, channels, and
subsidiary information. If you want to stop partway through editing a file
and return to editing it later, then save it as XCF. Most
I'm delving into GIMP. What is the best save format? JPG, GIF, etc...
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I've had that same experience with ps2 to usb adaptors; It seems the more
expensive ones work better (electronics in the middle) but it's hit or
miss. I've gradually phased PS2 devices out in favor of usb devices.
On Fri, Oct 5, 2012 at 11:04 AM, Mark Jarvis wrote:
>
> I have a relatively new (
I have a relatively new (<1yr) PC without PS/2 keyboard & mouse
connectors. I've accumulated 4 USB to PS/2 adapters. Three are just 6"
cables with a USB male on one end and a PS/2 female on the other. The
fourth is similar, but has a large oval-ish thing in the middle of the
cable. My MS ergo
Film vs Digital is a mixed bag.
Film has more dpi resolution -- more MP. Digital is a lot more flexible --
you can go from ISO 200 to ISO 16,000 and back without thinking twice. With
a 35mm camera, you shot the roll of film, and if you needed a low-light
shot and you had ISO 50, you were hosed. :)
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