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04-11-17 | 01:48 PM

#26

CliffordK

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From: Eugene, Oregon, USA

Quote:

Originally Posted by bikerosity57

Sorry photos. Won't post, Don't know why

Go to the advanced editor and click on the paper clip.

JPG images, approx 100KB or so in size, although the system will resize larger ones.

04-11-17 | 02:00 PM

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machinist42

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From: Monkey Junction, Wilmington, NC

Bikes: 1964 Schwinn Paramount P-13 DeLuxe, 1964 Schwinn Sport Super Sport, 1972 Falcon San Remo, 1974 Maserati MT-1, 1974 Raleigh International, 1984 Lotus Odyssey, 198? Rossin Ghibli, 1990 LeMond Le Vanquer (sic), 1991 Specialized Allez Transition Pro, +

Now 27 posts and no pics.

I call "Shenanigans"!

(Move this to purgatory, "C&V Appraisals"!)

04-14-17 | 06:05 PM

#28

bikerosity57

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Turns out it's a Cilo. I wont bother trying to post a picture, since my phone and computer refuse to upload one. I'm gonna repaint the frame, and maybe reassemble it with the Dura Ace components.

04-14-17 | 06:48 PM

#29

Fahrenheit531

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From: Tucson, AZ

Bikes: 2008 S-Works Roubaix SL, 1979 Raleigh Comp GS, 1978 Schwinn Volare

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04-14-17 | 08:03 PM

#30

ppg677

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From: Madison, WI

Bikes: 2023 Canyon Endurace 7 CF Di2, 1982 Trek 957 (retro), 80s Trek 710 (retro), 1995 Trek 930 MTB (singlespeed), Surly LHT

For what its worth, posting pictures on this site sucks. If you upload to the forums, you have to go through the hassle of resizing. Which is a hassle. The alternative is to fart around with external hosting. photobucket.com is now terrible. Google Photos doesn't make it easy to provide a stable direct link to the .jpg. What are the alternatives?

04-14-17 | 08:13 PM

#31

Roll-Monroe-Co

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Imgur.com easy to use, no horrifying ads crowd out your photo after five seconds

04-14-17 | 09:34 PM

#32

Salamandrine

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Joined: Oct 2015

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From: Los Angeles

Bikes: 78 Masi Criterium, 68 PX10, 2016 Mercian King of Mercia, Rivendell Clem Smith Jr

Quote:

Originally Posted by ppg677

Google Photos doesn't make it easy to provide a stable direct link to the .jpg. What are the alternatives?

Google made it a little harder since the picasa and google plus days.

I just right-click the image from my google photos albums, "copy image location", and paste the location into the forum's insert image tool.

04-15-17 | 11:31 AM

#33

himespau

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From: Louisville, KY

I don't know why they got rid of picasa. I'm working off an old computer that I want to replace/upgrade, but one of the reasons I'm putting it off is that it'll mean losing picasa, which I still use for all my lightweight photo editing and organization.