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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Serious Hardware/Software Crap > Enterprise Storage Megathread: Why is my NAS a SAN?
 
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Frankenfatz
Jun 29, 2004
Nothing that whiskey can't cure...

GrandMaster posted:

No worries!
Just a note, I had issues running it on Windows 2012 powershell - it would run until it consumed all available memory on the box then crash. Under 2008 it's fine.

Sounds a little dicey; Imagemagick is built for this sort of thing. Though I've never run the windows binaries, In my experience it's responsible for very nearly any situation when stuff like this happens in a web application.

Implementation is similar to:

code:
convert bagofdongs.jpg -resize 50% bagofsmallerdongs.jpg
It's vast and varied in it's capabilities, such as adding text to, or animating the image of a dong bag from the command line. It probably works on images that aren't of dong bags as well, but if so it isn't in the documentation.

Download: http://www.imagemagick.org/script/binary-releases.php
Usage: http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/resize/

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