What if it's on a BTRFS --compress-force=zstd:22 compressed subvolume?
this post was submitted on 02 Feb 2025
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Is this lossless?
No way media compressed 5x.
Maybe they store images as uncompressed .bmp for some reason
bmp should not compress more than other media files. jpeg, png, etc. can compress so much because they are lossy
Png is lossless
You're right. png can be lossy but that's uncommon in the wild.
Why are you surpried? It's actually possible. You just need so much computing power like around 64 GB ram and High End CPU to Pack and Unpack both.
Because modern media formats are already compressed by default and have very little redundancy in them.
Was thinking the same thing
Ew, WinRAR.
WinRAR got me through some hard times. She might be filthy, but she did the job
She's proprietary nagware, and 7-Zip is better in every way.
Say truthfully, when you was 7 y.o kid, did you used fully open sourced OS then? I think everyone used winrar when they were kids/teenagers (before learning about foss)
I used winrar until I found out about 7 zip around 2003-4ish, but I still used 7z on windows back then tbf. Just using 7z and VLC on windows simply because they're better doesn't mean you have to be Stallman.
You didn't used winamp?
I use Windows in-built extract