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Kampidh @kampidh.com · Oct 24

Let me make a thread of some of my tools that I publicly posted 🧵

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Kampidh @kampidh.com · 1d

AFAIK the contamination zone is quite far from my place though~ not to mention that shrimps here are farmed locally (and I rarely eat shrimps as well lmao)

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Kampidh @kampidh.com · 1d

So I just realized that radioactive shrimp issues originated from ID..

Just in time for my dosimeter got delivered

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Kampidh @kampidh.com · 7d

yessss

www.reddit.com/r/jpegxl/com...

From the jpegxl community on Reddit: JPEG XL will be adopted as a new image format in PDFs

Explore this post and more from the jpegxl community

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Kampidh @kampidh.com · 7d

It is meant to be viewed at 100% pixel scale (1:1) xD

Kampidh @kampidh.com · 7d

no luck, still got chroma downsampled and turns grayscale (while it should be in yellow-blue dither)

but at least this version have slightly more contrast~

(tip: for the image to show, it has to be viewed at 100% or with a viewer that have gamma-corrected scaling)

Kampidh @kampidh.com · 7d

Y-B version

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Kampidh @kampidh.com · 7d

oh my sweet chroma--

Kampidh @kampidh.com · 7d

*slurp

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Kampidh @kampidh.com · 26d

yeah, highly possible

not to mention my website have a not-so-hidden recursive trap that can generate quite a vast number of unique links and pages that irresistible to those crawlers

Kampidh @kampidh.com · 26d

or third option, just 301 them to the proper side trap.

and see who's gonna win, trillion dollar datacenters or a few ~$3 a piece ESP32 web servers.

Kampidh @kampidh.com · 27d

this is only from that suspicious A*iba*a IP range, since my main recursion trap shown here should block any well-behaved crawlers/scrappers (which doesn't spoof their UA).

already feel kinda unsure to keep letting them scrape all those garbage or call it a day and block those IP range altogether.

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Kampidh @kampidh.com · 27d

man that's a lot of garbage text data they scraped for the past month until today.. and it seems to occur in a weekly cycle

furthermore, this is with bandwidth limit enabled. can't even imagine if my hosting server had much beefier specs and bandwidth...

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Kampidh @kampidh.com · 27d

how could I never saw nyabootmon holy cow they're precious hhhh---

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Kampidh @kampidh.com · Oct 9

*trying to figure out in what format the images are stored*

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K'Braid System ⚪🔵⚫ @kbraid.bsky.social · Oct 7

@frigadae.bsky.social @kampidh.com @ookamikemono.bsky.social and Sockeneko

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Kampidh @kampidh.com · Oct 7

Soft robots are already exist, so it should be a matter of courage (?)

Kampidh @kampidh.com · Oct 5

Not quite a full modding, but yeah something to indulge myself =p

x.com/StashofVel/s...

x.com

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Kampidh @kampidh.com · Oct 5

should as well share the raw image~

gbr.kampidh.com/img/main/art...

gbr.kampidh.com

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Kampidh @kampidh.com · Oct 5

ughh, math bite me hard. apparently there was a slight miscalculation that gave me slight greenish tint even at 100%.

fixed pic, though non-linear colorspace scaling or chroma subsampling still give a greenish tint~

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Kampidh @kampidh.com · Oct 4

(I think) it's mainly because I linearize the R and B channels first before dithering, since it will got truncated to 1 bit.

this is fine when viewed at 100%, but broke if not resized in a linear space: usage.imagemagick.org/resize/#resi...

in my case here, the effect can be pretty severe~

Resizing or Scaling -- ImageMagick Examples

usage.imagemagick.org

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Kampidh @kampidh.com · Oct 4

close-up~ it's just a basic ordered / bayer dithering, but the bitdepth (R1G2B1) is kinda unusual, therefore it got a bit more shades of green available.

but I think that's not the main reason why it got a greenish tint when resizing or chroma downsampling~

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Kampidh @kampidh.com · Oct 4

this kinda shows that bsky does convert (to 4:2:0 chroma? whether it's plain jpeg, webp, or avif) on upload. since I didn't get the lossless file even with directly requesting it as PNG.

which is fair for a default behavior to save space, though with this kind of image it can get more bloated~ :p

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Kampidh @kampidh.com · Oct 4

yup, although this is just an edge case test~ pretty sure it'll be just fine for most cases

Kampidh @kampidh.com · Oct 4

the original image is an indexed PNG, originally comes from reducing the image into 4 bit (R1G2B1).

it should be displayed correctly when viewed at 100%, or scaled when opened on a viewer that has a linear(?) interpolation, CMIIW.

here's a comparison when opening it in tev vs win photos at 50%

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Kampidh @kampidh.com · Oct 4

oh lmao this doesn't work, it broke instantly as it got compressed in a lossy manner~

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