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this post was submitted on 03 Jul 2024
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it's funny that we cared about picture quality when we were viewing them on 240i screens
Haha yeah.
Honestly though, while I'd certainly look through my photos when I was bored on the train (having no Internet on phones then of course) that was never the intent of how I expected those photos to be viewed.
I'd regularly transfer all the photos to my PC and that's what I considered the "real" way to look at them, and email them from there to other people.
I only really transferred photos off my phone if they were really important.