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I've always liked this plot. Quick note: at least for me, the embedded image isn't readable due to low resolution.
Looks fine for me in Lemmy Connect. How are you using Lemmy? App? Website?
I'm using Eternity. When I clicked to open the image by itself the resolution looks fine - it's just the preview that's low res. Probably a client issue.
I had to open it in a new tab to see it anyways, looks fine there
That's a shame. I just noticed it on my phone as well.
I opened it on Sync for Lemmy, my experience has been superb. It opened the full res img in an image viewer, zoomed in to the width of the image and I just casually had to continuously scroll down.