For those that don’t want to go to reddit: https://i.imgur.com/1Rk2FqQ.jpeg
You have to use the imgur app to look at that link, unfortunately (on mobile). They make it super low res if you try to look at it in a web browser.
For those that don’t want to go to reddit: https://i.imgur.com/1Rk2FqQ.jpeg
You have to use the imgur app to look at that link, unfortunately (on mobile). They make it super low res if you try to look at it in a web browser.
I cannot read that
https://i.imgur.com/1Rk2FqQ.jpeg
Needs moar artifacts!
imgur makes you open it in their app otherwise it’s blurry, unfortunately. If you have another image hosting site you recommend, I don’t mind uploading it again
Apps used to be good and helped the web. Now it’s just an advertising nightmare for us. I know this is drastic for just this comment but the Web was a big part of my life growing up, building a career in it and meeting loads of great people but recently with everything going on I feel like we’ve lost it to the corporations very very quickly.
I’m definitely going to de corporate as much as possibly can.
Pixelfed is the federated image hosting service. I wouldn’t spam it full of stuff unless you’re hosting your own instance, but it’s good for small things like this that don’t necessarily need to have permanent availability.
Kbin does image-hosting when you attach an image to a comment, and I assume that Lemmy does too. I don’t know if either has size restrictions (though if they don’t, I assume that they’re going to have to have some level of constraints to avoid abuse).
Request the desktop site to find the nearly full resolution picture.
That worked, thanks!
I have seen catbox.moe used a lot, you could try that.