images

The problem is that non-retina images get doubled in size on a retina display, so it looks blurry.

You can use CSS to display the images as background-image then media queries are available to serve differently sized images for HiDPI.

Looks like all the font strings are images (makes sense, most of those aren't web fonts).

We store all of our images, icons and Android OBB files on Amazon S3 and sometimes our bills get totally unmanageable.

Alternatively, most images look completely fine scaled down, they just get blurry scaled up.

You can use media queries to show different sized images or rely on down-sampling.

Mac and Windows will 2x all images for users with HiDpi displays.

But presumably you can show images of the font in any case.

Linode Images aren't intended to store data or function as a backup.

There were a lot of uninformed complaints to developers, even if the app only used the library to load images or some other non-sensitive use.

I'm hesitant to agree with removing character limits, but when people are posting images as text you know you have a problem.

Our product makes it easy to analyze a large volume of images and videos from Instagram, Twitter and Facebook to discover the best, most-interesting content for our customers and then enable them to use great images in their own marketing.

As for "remastering" the patent images, here's how to do it.

Unless it’s using the same rendering engine for the images that your OS uses it’s pointless anyway, as demonstrated by the fact that there is a “renderer” option on the page itself.