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> "... makes these formats unworkable for a whole lot of things, like most webservers" Webservers don't encode/decode images, they simply need to send them. (B
by zadokshi 6y ago
> "... makes these formats unworkable for a whole lot of things, like most webservers"
Webservers don't encode/decode images, they simply need to send them. (But yes, overall, I agree)
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- threatripper 6y agoExcept if they need to process them e.g. to create a thumbnail or a preview.
- Dylan16807 6y agoWhich you do once or twice per upload? That shouldn't be a massive CPU burden either.
- pjmlp 6y agoThat can be done by a daemon.
- hamburglar 6y agoNext you're going to tell us webservers don't send email, or perform searches, or move money around in bank accounts.