happybits

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   by happybits 3y ago

   Thanks follower I've read his posts about GIF and referred to it at the end of my article. But I didn't know about "GIF Encoder" and "GIF Explorer" - interesting!
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   by happybits 3y ago

   Aha, thanx for the info, I didn't know. So the canvas width and height should be the same as the width and height?
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   by happybits 3y ago

   Thanks a lot JohnFen. One reason for writing the post and trying to create GIF-images from binary, was to come as close as possible to GIF format and especially the LZW-algorithm. To understand it in an intuitive way. To get a bit closer to
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   by happybits 3y ago

   atoav: this sounds like at great exercise. Have you written any public article about that? The main reason for writing this article was * My curiosity - what secret is behind all strange bytes in a graphical file * To spend some time doing
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   by happybits 3y ago

   81 in hex is 10000001 in binary, so I think this part is correct
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   by happybits 3y ago

   Thanks mikecx, it was a typo, I've changed the text to "Next is the Global Packed Field, which in this case is 00..."
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   How Hackerman would create an image just by typing 0 and 1 – deep dive into GIF(medium.com)

   124 points by happybits 3y ago|52 comments
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   by happybits 3y ago

   CUSTOMER Hackerman, I need an impressive icon for my website. It should be 5x5 pixels big and look like a rabbit. Can you please draw it for me? HACKERMAN Draw!? Bah! I don’t need any graphic program for that. I am Hackerman. I will code it