Save bits! The
standard XML gif
folks use is 429 bytes. My
32 colour
version is only 307 bytes, but looks the same. The images on
the right show the original, mine, and the differences. Probably all a
wash given HTTP overhead, but why not avoid
wasting bits?
Props to
Jef Poskanzer for the
pbmplus tools: 13
year old command line tools, still the best way to edit images.
pnmarith -difference xml-orig.ppm xml32.ppm | pnminvert | pnmscale 3 | ppmtogif > difference-big.gif
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Original
32 Colours
Difference
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