doing another thingy for wikipedia
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@maxine i'm curious what this is supposed to do. i feel like if this was a thing they were to apply to all common fonts they would've made code for generating it already. what is it for?
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@maxine Damn, congrats on making something professional enough to fit on a Wikipedia article. I wonder how many other wiki editors are suicidal.
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@maxine Damn, congrats on making something professional enough to fit on a Wikipedia article. I wonder how many other wiki editors are suicidal.
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@maxine oh damn. i wonder if there's some way you can make the steps in that gradient invisible though.
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@maxine oh damn. i wonder if there's some way you can make the steps in that gradient invisible though.@maxine maybe with dithering...
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@maxine maybe with dithering...@maxine anyway, gonna go make scrambled eggs now. bbiab.
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@maxine oh damn. i wonder if there's some way you can make the steps in that gradient invisible though.@sand what
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@maxine anyway, gonna go make scrambled eggs now. bbiab.@sand 40 year old white male gets up from his ass
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@sand what@maxine idk maybe your screen is too shit to see it, but there's distinct horizontal lines going across the front of the phone. those aren't supposed to be there. i am 99% certain they're an artifact of the big smooth gradient from lighter black to darker black that you have covering the whole screen of the phone.
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@maxine idk maybe your screen is too shit to see it, but there's distinct horizontal lines going across the front of the phone. those aren't supposed to be there. i am 99% certain they're an artifact of the big smooth gradient from lighter black to darker black that you have covering the whole screen of the phone.@sand that is because that is not a vector image that you sent
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@sand that is because that is not a vector image that you sent
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@sand 40 year old white male gets up from his ass@maxine insulting, i'm still in my 20s! but yeah, better food is just about the only thing i do any amount of unrequired work for.
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@maxine insulting, i'm still in my 20s! but yeah, better food is just about the only thing i do any amount of unrequired work for.@sand i know
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@maxine lol, MY screen must be shit, because i still see the gradient.
idk if it shows up in this photo i took of it -
@maxine lol, MY screen must be shit, because i still see the gradient.
idk if it shows up in this photo i took of it -
@sand i know@maxine at first i was just eating TV dinners every day, but i got so sick of that it was worth it to start doing some (very) basic cooking to add some variety to my diet.
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@maxine at first i was just eating TV dinners every day, but i got so sick of that it was worth it to start doing some (very) basic cooking to add some variety to my diet.@sand fat and american
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@maxine lol, MY screen must be shit, because i still see the gradient.
idk if it shows up in this photo i took of it@sand its bc firefox doesnt do svgs properly -
On displays or renderers that use limited precision or anti-aliasing, very small step changes between colors can become visible as color banding instead of a perfectly smooth fade. Long subtle gradients are more likely to reveal quantization steps, especially in darker tones where the eye is more sensitive to subtle changes. and yes firefox and chrome use different renderers and I hate it
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On displays or renderers that use limited precision or anti-aliasing, very small step changes between colors can become visible as color banding instead of a perfectly smooth fade. Long subtle gradients are more likely to reveal quantization steps, especially in darker tones where the eye is more sensitive to subtle changes. and yes firefox and chrome use different renderers and I hate it
@rusty__shackleford @maxine yeah, the human eye's sensitivity to changes in different brightnesses of light is logarithmic -- the eye is MUCH more sensitive to differences in dim colors than light ones... apparently so much so we can see the individual shades when the splotches of color are large enough, like this.
i wonder what chrome does differently that allows it to not appear like a stepped gradient. i wonder if it uses dithering.
