Novarata ImgDump v.5

Usage hints

Allowed file types: png, bmp, gif, jpg, jpeg, webp, txt

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Usage hints

• Resizing on the fly
• Clickable thumbnail BBCode howto

This service allows for "resizing on the fly" by modifying the URL ( similar to IMGUR ).

By adding image dimensions into the target URL, your image need only be uploaded once at full size and used anywhere & any size thereafter without any further image manipulation.

Example image ( https://imgdump5.novarata.net/og3pgh.jpg ) is 800x941 pixels in its original form:

. . . but if we use this URL: https://imgdump5.novarata.net/640x753/og3pgh.jpg the software will provide a smaller image:

. . and thumbnail size with https://imgdump5.novarata.net/240x282/og3pgh.jpg

If you have an image in any of the following sizes, any of the other sizes may be used without image distortion.
Please note that increasing an images's size will increase the distortion levels, so it's recommended you start with the largest image available and reduce its size, rather than trying to blow up a small image.

Landscape orientation
480x360 | 640x480 | 800x600 | 1024x768 | 1200x960 | 1600x1200

Portrait orientation
360x480 | 480x640 | 600x800 | 768x1024 | 960x1200 | 1200x1600

Oversize images can be a pain in the browser. If you're sharing something detailed ( i.e. "It's huge, so you can see it" ) that may only interest a few folks, it's usually best to use a clickable thumbnail.

To do this on a discussion board, just follow this template:
[URL=https://imgdump5.novarata.net/og3pgh.jpg][IMG]https://imgdump5.novarata.net/240x282/og3pgh.jpg[/IMG][/URL] ( this one uses the pretty girl seen elsewhere on this page as an example )
Explained: [URL=URL to large image][IMG]URL to thumbnail image[/IMG][/URL]

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ENQ /enkw/ or /enk/ 

 [from the ASCII mnemonic ENQuire
   for 0000101] An on-line convention for querying someone's
   availability.  After opening a talk mode connection to someone
   apparently in heavy hack mode, one might type SYN SYN ENQ?
   (the SYNs representing notional synchronization bytes), and expect
   a return of ACK or NAK depending on whether or not the
   person felt interruptible.  Compare ping, finger, and the
   usage of FOO? listed under talk mode.