Getting banned is meaningless. You just clear 4troons cookies, and reset your modems IP address so you get a new one from your ISP. Then your ban is lifted. But I don't know why anyone would post at 4troons ever again. It's a fed honeypot. Yes, the FBI is collecting all your posts. Yes, DHS is prioritizing shitposting edgelords over actual criminals. Our gov't is just that paranoid.
It goes like this: you post a photo of some part of the world, and others will try and guess the country. Nature is preferable, but cities are okay, I guess. If 5 posts get it wrong, someone else can post another photo.
Naturally, I'll go first. Hint: it's somewhere in Europe.
>>429824 Yeah, Brennan shot themself in the foot and got shot in the other foot........ actually I realized halfway through typing that's a badly chosen figure of speech. Didn't go with Lynxchan (smart), didn't go with jschan due to a tantrum over a petty licensing triviality (dumb) and went home to write another imageboard with blackjack and hookers. Then some drama and legal complication about their mission to get the server back happened (picrel, late May). And then a month ago they bought another niche imageboard for furries. So I wouldn't hold your breath.
>>428831 You got the numbers mixed there, it's 720x480 and 720x576 and 640x480, etc. 640/720 pixels width and 480 pixels of height ie. amount of lines (576 for PAL). But for analog broadcasts even those are just estimates, you had a few lines/pixels more or less in the active video area as a safety margin. For example the actual width is 704 pixels, with 8 added on both sides as a safety margin. Then DVDs adopted ITU Rec.601 and once digital mastering became the norm, they tried to fill out the entire frame size as best as possible (so no more bars on the side).
>Since first widescreen LCDs were only 480 pixels high, the only way to view 4:3 content was to squish horizontally instead of stretch vertically. And that what what led people to believe 480x640 is the actual correct size of the frames
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>>428833 Once you deinterlace (or detelecine which is even better), you are dealing with progressive frames, and you can stretch or upscale with no new artifacts.
Something feels wrong with my computer. Every file in my folder looks like pic related and i can't make a comment on a YouTube video with a new account i made. Can someone hlep me, please and thank you.