This is the link to the image. It has 3.8mb. In my opinion that is way too much.

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    10 months ago

    Sorry for being a bit of a dick, I think you mean that the file “is 3.8MB”.

    “mb” would mean millibit, 3.8millibit is an impossibly small file size, and would never exist practically (though I an sure that with some clever maths a zip bomb could be designed so that one bit of data could be compressed into 3.8millibits)

    MB is the proper shorthand for MegaByte, a decent file size for a high quallity pucture, depending on the format and compression.

    Unless we analyze the image, and determine the image format and compression settings we have no idea of if 3.8MB is a resonable size of the file or not, and the mods have hidden a rar file in the picture file, it is highly improbable that would be the case however.

    Sorry for being a dick.

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      10 months ago

      Please stop purposefully misunderstanding people when the thing their trying to say is clear. Most annoying character trait one could have.

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      10 months ago

      I’ll add some context for anyone who might be interested.

      why does the poster image of c/linux have 3.8mb?

      When speaking Portuguese (possibly Spanish as well) you would say it like this, a imagem tem….

      It is quite common for native speakers of Portuguese (and probably Spanish) mix this up when speaking English.

      source: I speak Portuguese

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          10 months ago

          I’m just adding useful extra information to the thread.

          Sorry for being a bit of a dick, I think you mean that the file “is 3.8MB”.

          The sentence I was referring to in my original comment.

          Edit: added context