Sometimes bigger is better (i.e. tits)
Other then that thread (or maybe the whole lounge) i the whole pics size limiting would be good.
Also, does the invision hack/config thingy just resize images and would you have to download the whole picture and have you browser just resize it for you. I guess what im getting at is that pics resizing wouldn't help dial up.
Nope
I don't understand, if people on dial up hate it so much don't use it
you can turn off pics or you can get a better isp, I'm not resizing the photos I have I'm sorry, if I start a topic I clearly say if 56k shouldn't click unless they're going to make a sandwich and come back
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Yep, I agree muchspl2.... f*** em all. 56k users are just lowlifes anyway and probably don't belong here trying to view our 1400+ megapixel images and should create their own g**d**n Forums. Tell em if they cannot afford to get a high-speed cable or DSL connection to get another job that pays more money and if they don't live in an area that has DSL or high-speed internet service available tell em to move into a more expensive neighborhood where it is, it's not MY problem....but, stay out of these Forums if you're gonna complain, you don't belong here, you're not our kind...Originally posted by muchspl2@19 December 2003 - 22:26
I don't understand, if people on dial up hate it so much don't use it
you can turn off pics or you can get a better isp, I'm not resizing the photos I have I'm sorry, if I start a topic I clearly say if 56k shouldn't click unless they're going to make a sandwich and come back
....f*** em all!!
Just who the h*** do they think they are anyway??
A bit harsh
[sarcasm]He forgot to use the tags.[/sarcasm]
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