AngeMy file formats dissection repository:
https://github.com/corkami/pics/blob/master/binary/README.md
https://github.com/corkami/pics/blob/master/binary/README.md
Ivor Hewitt@Ange
These are beautiful. ππ
aliss
Sebastien Rummelhardt@Ange very nice Ange
Karl@Ange wow, this will be very helpful! Thanks!
the_curiostech@Ange threes are so cool thanks for sharing
Casey F@Ange Great Art! I find myself explaining the structure of HTTP to a lot of new programers. Might be a good addition.
Kadin@Ange Love these!
H Overseer@Ange this is excellent π
Sean G
Cristin Pescosolido@Ange EXR and DPX might be nice additions :)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenEXR
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Picture_Exchange
with some fun trivia: DPX is based on Kodak's cineon file format. Before Kodak called it cineon, they called it FIDO for Film In Digital Out.
Exandra
Likely Jan Lukas@Ange Fabulous work! π
Martin Whitaker@Ange they're really cool! Are they available on t-shirts & mugs?
Sylvhem@Ange I love this so much! What a neat idea.
Oliver Hough 
@Ange These are so pretty, I quite enjoy looking at how file formats are structured so much work goes in to them
Tee@Ange this is really cool. Love the jpeg breakdown.
I remember when I learned about frequency domain compression. π€― Itβs so cool and so ubiquitous.
I remember when I learned about frequency domain compression. π€― Itβs so cool and so ubiquitous.
David Prieto (valerian32)@Ange it's very useful! I'll send it to my computer science students! Thank you very much n.n
Polychrome 
yujiri@Ange This is awesome!
Amir Livne Bar-on@Ange These are beautiful! And you made so many of them π€©
Dave Smith@Ange These are wildly satisfying to look at
morgan@Ange The second WAD is a thing of beauty, on top of some already really excellent design
Dr. Quadragon β@Ange Are those yours? You're a fucking hero, immediate follow.
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β@Ange @spaghetticode Um, excuse me but I see IPv4 and iPv6 but no IPv5 π€
Simon Frankau@catsalad @Ange @spaghetticode
A common mistake. IPv5 doesn't exist. This is because the internet is 16-bit, and IPv5 would cause a misaligned address exception, crashing the internet.
In 1988 Dade Murphy managed to crash 1507 machines by injecting odd-version IP packets. Needless to say the filtering has been much improved since then.
petterroea 
@sgf @catsalad @Ange @spaghetticode
Please stop sharing this illegally taken photograph of the internet. It caused one of the major flash photography-related internet blackouts back in the 2000s. Photographers need to learn that this is not ok, please do not enable them by sharing their work.
@sgf @catsalad @Ange @spaghetticode
I'm an internet expert. The red light means it senses danger. The internet would only turn on the red light if it was scared. It's irrefutable evidence that the photo in question put the internet at risk.
amd
CyberB@sgf this gets better each time I read it.
Also I'm afraid I'm gonna have to call the emergency services for this Internet violation.
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Eli the Bearded@Ange Hmm. I get "Access to this site has been restricted." when I click on images. git clone and then view on phone just wouldn't be a good experience
@Ange This is awesome!
This is a project I've long wanted to do, and now you've both saved me the effort and done it better than I would have.
a) Will you take contributions?
b) Any interest in documenting protocols? I think e.g. X11 and gRPC are interesting and a bit file-format-like.
@sgf
a) not really because I'm trying to make them obsolete as I'm writing an automated renderer.
b) yes, I intend to cover protocols too.
a) not really because I'm trying to make them obsolete as I'm writing an automated renderer.
b) yes, I intend to cover protocols too.
J@Ange I _love_ these! Thank you!