You could make a whole episode about it.

This is gold

Whenever the DNS server stops working, SSH into the nearest PNG and run “HELLO WORLD” to reestablish network dominance.

This is an email that should have been a meeting.

thanks for making peertube content. much respect. o7

Don’t think too much guy

It wasn’t long before I only heard “trolley trolley trolley”.

Alternatively, would you want the guy who blew up your house to know your real name? Frankly, if you've forgotten it, I'm happy to give you fake info.

After posting this, I saw some comment from someone saying that in the S8E6 commentary, they had acknowledged that it indeed was just a genuine blunder. They had forgotten that they had originally established that the characters weren't actually named "Juarez". So, he should have introduced himself as something else, or said something like "I'm Mr... Well, you probably remember me as Mr. Juarez." But it was just a writing mistake. We can come up with fun in-universe explanations, though.

EDIT: And I think it would make more sense if Dee didn't call them Juarez at the end of "Extreme Makeover". At that point, they were well aware it wasn't Juarez, so it doesn't make sense to keep calling them that at that point. I feel like this would be better:

DEE: I cannot believe the judge made me give my mansion to the Hernandez family!
CHARLIE: I can’t believe their name isn’t Juarez.

The audience would be confused at the name Hernandez at first and wonder who she's talking about, but everything would quickly be explained immediately with Charlie's next line.

I certainly hope someone was fired for that blunder.

The most reasonable explanation is that Charlie looked at the court documents, saw Juarez spelled as Juarez, had no idea that that's how you spell Juarez, and thought their name starts with a J sound.

Mlem dev here. Thanks, that’s super useful ❤️

Oh true, i guess im just used to opening images from a few domains that I didn't think about it

Is it animated in Jerboa for you? For me, it just appears as a static image of the first frame of the animation. But if you tap on the image in Jerboa to open the file in a web browser, it plays the animation in the web browser fine.

@sjmarf@lemmy.ml more avifs for you to look at.

The image is playing back correctly for me in Librewolf on Linux in the normal web UI for my instance (which is PyLova) and in the default Lemmy UI in some random Lemmy instance I tried.

On Android, it is also working fine in the default PyLova web UI in IronFox, as well as in Thunder, Blorp, and Voyager. It's just a static image in Jerboa, Summit, Raccoon, and Eternity.

It’s animated on iOS Blorp app

Seeing a static image. Using summit (Android 15), Fairphone 5. The app has AVIF support.

Neat: https://github.com/mlemgroup/mlem/issues/2584

Looks like the ticket had been closed because static AVIF images were working, but they reopened it now because they realized that animated AVIF images like this are not working.

If any devs are reading this thread and want more animated AVIF files for testing:

Static in mlem, animated in voyager.

Mlem devs reopened the ticket for avif support because of this thread.

How does it work when the image is embedded in a comment like this? Does this play back correctly for you in your various apps?

I stopped using voyager when the dev started injecting ads into the voyager links.

There was a time when Voyager was ahead of just about everything, having many certain features that other Lemmy apps lacked. But in recent years, as these apps got updates with new novel features, it seems that most popular apps have caught up and now have features that Voyager lacks.

It works on voyager on the same phone others did not. Too bad it is about the only thing that works on voyager for me.

Interesting, as that makes it sound like this is a macOS issue or something. But according to the Wikipedia page, it is supported:

WebKit added AVIF support on 5 March 2021. Safari for iOS 16 and macOS Ventura added support for AVIF; iOS 16 was released on 12 September 2022[15] and macOS Ventura on 24 October 2022.[16] Safari 16.4 retroactively added AVIF support for macOS Monterey and macOS Big Sur.[17]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AVIF#Support

Though as I have seen with WebP, just because something claims to support an image filetype doesn't mean it supports animations in that filetype.

EDIT: It doesn't work for me either when I view it from your instance (web browser on Android or Linux). You have to click on the image to open it in a new tab, then it plays back animated there. I guess animated AVIF is just another thing that PyLova supports that PieFed doesn't.