Any photo editor will do. Just load it in and export as JPEG or smaller resolution.
On f-droid:
Pocket Paint is crashy for me, but it gets the job done.
Imagepipe has a bit clunky interface but just to load and export it works fine. Its primary advertised purpose is to remove metadata from photos, so not a bad thing to have on hand anyway.
maybe OP’s deal has a clause where they can trade a soul for their freedom to back out
Have you checked to make sure he is not your human dad?
Maybe it’s just me: had to double back on that literal use of “where in the world”.
I am marking D. Final answer.
A. Book store with erotic readings
B. Library/Arcade rented out for an orgy
C. Disneyland parentcare facility
D. Strip club
Now that is a specific request. Let’s see what people come up with 🍿
It is a script written in Bash.
Why would you do this to yourself?
Very nice, though.
nitpick: At least on the distros I’ve tried .local/bin doesn’t exist by default, so the install script can’t copy it in there. You could mkdir it first. It’s also not in the $PATH, so the user won’t be able to run it anyway, but I don’t know of a simple, clean way to get around that.
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Thank you for explaining!
“always split on 18”? What is that supposed to mean?
Also please delete the second one, we need to trick people into having kids to keep the line going up.
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Funny thing is- a very tiny amount of users would even know about the button’s existence anyway.
False. They’re dropping support for 20+ year old cpus like it doesn’t even matter!
No because I’m not even sure I have to do that in my country, haven’t looked it up yet.
TL;DR: you can’t have my young liver OP! (yet)
So it’s safe! No new malware in there!
It’s a library/tool for a specific type of compression. You may have seen .tar.xz files.
I feel like the people did rest their case.
Not much of a “meme”