Do you guys have some kind of script that tells you the difference between parent post and this one? Just wondering :O
I do have a pixel-by-pixel image comparer stashed somewhere, but usually I just open both image files in a tab and swap between them. In this case there's a quite odd difference, as if the child post had a lensing effect applied to her face and left hand. Kinda like how girls get caught editing themselves skinny in their profile pictures, except backwards.
I do have a pixel-by-pixel image comparer stashed somewhere, but usually I just open both image files in a tab and swap between them. In this case there's a quite odd difference, as if the child post had a lensing effect applied to her face and left hand. Kinda like how girls get caught editing themselves skinny in their profile pictures, except backwards.
I was actually asking rather different question but thank you so much for taking your time and writing this comment mate. It was educational.
What I was trying to ask is that sometimes, some of the uploaders or more like builders are immediately uploading new, updated and revisioned pictures just like this post. Let me give you example and I will be more clear I guess since my English is not that expressive.
For example when Hoppo uploaded the child post from pixiv. I thought nothing is wrong with the picture as you can see in this link.
I don't remember how much there was time interval between main and child post but dereyoruk uploaded this revisioned version of this picture after like 5 or max 10 minutes later.
So there is no friggin' way you can tell the difference between those changes like you, @OOZ662 said on your message above only by looking at them bare naked eyes. You can even tell the difference even by looking to enlarged thumnail either so there gotta be some kind of automated system thats tell you the difference by comparing two images.
You know how BrokenEagle's script is scanning the entire site to tell the mismatched or sample posts in the site. So I'm guessing dereyoruk and other builders are using same kind of scripted system or something like that.
I don't mean to be mean by posting this comment not I have a ulterior move but rather I'm appreciating this kind of dedication towards to their uploading habbits. I have zero technical knowledge when it comes using timer or things like that and I'm usually manually uploading my uploads on the site like going my bookmarks on pixiv and only F5'ing from time to time but I'm rather spending so much time going through tags and other sites to see if there are good post that was overlooked by power uploaders that usually uploading from good artists. So in that sense I'm little jelaous but it can't be helped as long as good posts make their way to danbooru.
Anyways thanks for taking your time for answering back!
@Qpax I didn't realize you were addressing that first comment to the uploader and not as a general request. I don't personally know of a way to hunt out Pixiv file changes immediately, but in this case there was nearly an hour between uploads. Adjusted for my timezone the child was posted at 07:06:42 while the parent was at 07:57:30; you can see these times by hovering your cursor over the date link. As I've never been a competitive uploader I have no idea what in the way of scripting there is for Pixiv, but the URL of images changes when a revision is made so there is an opening for crafty API usage at least on the Danbooru side.
@Qpax I didn't realize you were addressing that first comment to the uploader and not as a general request. I don't personally know of a way to hunt out Pixiv file changes immediately, but in this case there was nearly an hour between uploads. Adjusted for my timezone the child was posted at 07:06:42 while the parent was at 07:57:30; you can see these times by hovering your cursor over the date link. As I've never been a competitive uploader I have no idea what in the way of scripting there is for Pixiv, but the URL of images changes when a revision is made so there is an opening for crafty API usage at least on the Danbooru side.
