Ah i see now, i first checked through desktop mode on my phones Browser which fit perfectly, but on windows its actually still too large. Corrected it now. Its 750x340 and now i see no scroll bar on windows, is it gone on your end as well?
No, I was eating dinner and watching the minutes tick by until I can collect my interest. I gotta stop forgetting to come here on time and watch my time inch further and further ahead. This is why we needed an automated collect system, for dummies like me.
it's perfect here too, which is weird, last time I checked 300px was the max height before the scroll bar
I even had to check your image, but it's true lol
it's perfect here too, which is weird, last time I checked 300px was the max height before the scroll bar
I even had to check your image, but it's true lol
it's perfect here too, which is weird, last time I checked 300px was the max height before the scroll bar
I even had to check your image, but it's true lol
I just fiddled around a bit with different widths to see if they change what the max height can be for some reason.
They scaled differently but ultimately all had no scroll bar when the height was set to 340. Maybe kavinsky increased the height (or any other admin that also programs the site)?
From what I've read, it's about different quality in different cd/dvd's. If one bought the cheapest writeable ones, they could last as little as 5-6 years.
From an archival POV, I've heard the standard is spinning hard-drive or high capacity tape, always having copies on another drive/media, and a schedule for migrating onto new drive/media often enough that risk of dataloss becomes neglible....
This is the correct way of hoarding.
No smelly garbage filling the basement, no old food cartons littered across the bedroom, just tons of media you;ll probably never use again.