This image has been through hell and back. It lived a long life, but it was doomed from the very start.
It started out as a pristine screenshot on a hard drive on a computer somewhere, and then it was uploaded to the internet. It was compressed.
Over the years, it became shared frequently through the web. From Reddit to Tumblr to Twitter and back to Reddit, this image has truly seen it all. Some have said that it gets reposted on r/(your subreddit here) weekly, or even daily. And yet, every journey it made, it became slightly more compressed than the version before it.
Now it lays here, on Reddit, with less than 3 pixels in total. May you rest in peace.
Splunge- on July 15th, 2018 at 15:34 UTC »
Ha, that’s pretty funny.
Atherutistgeekzombie on July 15th, 2018 at 15:52 UTC »
And given the Amtrak derailment in the past couple of years... not in the best taste
littlefluffyegg on July 15th, 2018 at 17:27 UTC »
This image has been through hell and back. It lived a long life, but it was doomed from the very start.
It started out as a pristine screenshot on a hard drive on a computer somewhere, and then it was uploaded to the internet. It was compressed.
Over the years, it became shared frequently through the web. From Reddit to Tumblr to Twitter and back to Reddit, this image has truly seen it all. Some have said that it gets reposted on r/(your subreddit here) weekly, or even daily. And yet, every journey it made, it became slightly more compressed than the version before it.
Now it lays here, on Reddit, with less than 3 pixels in total. May you rest in peace.