foone , Englisch
@foone@digipres.club avatar

damn it, irfanview 4.4 is too big to put on a floppy disk

Canageek ,
@Canageek@wandering.shop avatar

@foone You are bringing back memories of why every zip program has a feature to split the final file into 1.44 MB chunks. I haven't had to use one of those in YEARS

Taffer ,
@Taffer@mastodon.gamedev.place avatar

@foone remember those cassette to CD player back in the day before cars had CD players? Make a floppy disk to USB drive version, what could go wrong?

GamesMissed ,
@GamesMissed@mastodon.social avatar

@foone Such a brilliant program. I used it so much back when, I paid for a registration when I even started using it at work.

It had the most bonkers conversion capabilities. Do you need a plaintext file converted into a PNG? No, no one needs that. But IrfanView is happy to do it.

RueNahcMohr ,
@RueNahcMohr@infosec.exchange avatar

@foone zip it across multiple disks!

foone OP ,
@foone@digipres.club avatar

@RueNahcMohr sadly the support for multi-volume zip archives is sorely lacking in modern zip archivers

RueNahcMohr ,
@RueNahcMohr@infosec.exchange avatar

@foone WTF. Can I please offer you a copy of pkzip?

foone OP ,
@foone@digipres.club avatar

@RueNahcMohr I actually own a copy. Like, paid for and everything!

I'm just not sure where it is, or if it'll work on windows 10

BenCurranDev ,
@BenCurranDev@hachyderm.io avatar

@foone oh damn irfanview

Aging Matt Damon GIF

tehluz ,
@tehluz@hachyderm.io avatar

@foone
Superformat it. YOLO

foone OP ,
@foone@digipres.club avatar

but IrfanView 1.75 isn't!

Infoseepage ,
@Infoseepage@mastodon.social avatar

@foone ACDSee was so much better back then. It is also floppy sized.

1000millimeter ,
@1000millimeter@chaos.social avatar

@foone IrfanView, one of the best tools.

12 ,
@12@eightpoint.app avatar

@foone can you zstd it? Or would it still be too big

foone OP ,
@foone@digipres.club avatar

@12 I'd need to have a zstd uncompressor for windows 95!

12 ,
@12@eightpoint.app avatar

@foone cursed idea: local windows 95 app that calls out to a remote server to do zstd complression/decompression and sends either the compressed byte stream or the uncompressed file back to be written to disk

foone OP ,
@foone@digipres.club avatar

@12 well if I had a way to access remote servers I wouldn't need to stick files on floppy disks, so... :)

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