Can anyone identify this building?

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#129499 18-Sep-2013 09:25

Came across this amazing building but no indication of what or where it is. Does anyone know?

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#897397 18-Sep-2013 09:28

Huh?

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#897406 18-Sep-2013 09:38

Might need a photo or description or something ;)

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#897417 18-Sep-2013 09:44

Pic fail.

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#897421 18-Sep-2013 09:49

But I can see the pic in my post so how come you cannot?!

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#897423 18-Sep-2013 09:50

Is it a building for midgets?

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#897424 18-Sep-2013 09:51

Try hosting the image elsewhere or upload it directly to GZ

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#897425 18-Sep-2013 09:51

You didn't upload the image. It's in your computer only, so only you can see it.

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#897431 18-Sep-2013 09:53

freitasm: You didn't upload the image. It's in your computer only, so only you can see it.

Hang on Geektastic, I am on my way over to take a look.

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#897449 18-Sep-2013 10:21

Well that's a pretty dumb system! I can copy and paste an image into a post that no one else can see?!

How do I copy and paste so you CAN see it then? The upload image box just asks for something called 'source' and does not allow me to browse my computer or anything like they usually do in forum software.

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#897451 18-Sep-2013 10:23

It's just as easy to upload a image to Geekzone and then copy and paste the URL provided for the image

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#897453 18-Sep-2013 10:23

Geektastic: Well that's a pretty dumb system! I can copy and paste an image into a post that no one else can see?!

Use this:

Snag.gy

paste images straight to the web using copy and paste.

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#897455 18-Sep-2013 10:27

Do not use third party hosting, it slows things down. Just save your image as a JPG, under 200KBytes. Go to UPLOAD IMAGE, find the image you want to upload, and it will appear in your Galery, which will even show you the BBCODE to paste into your post.

It's pretty easy to use. Some browsers allow you to paste things into your post but they don't automatically upload or convert to a Base64 item...

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#897460 18-Sep-2013 10:30

freitasm: Do not use third party hosting, it slows things down. Just save your image as a JPG, under 200KBytes. Go to UPLOAD IMAGE, find the image you want to upload, and it will appear in your Galery, which will even show you the BBCODE to paste into your post.

It's pretty easy to use. Some browsers allow you to paste things into your post but they don't automatically upload or convert to a Base64 item...

Do you know how many steps are required to perform the above? Worrying about image size etc..

Maybe its time geekzone implemented its own snag.gy? Otherwise its just me? Maybe too lazy.

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#897461 18-Sep-2013 10:31

My problem with image size is that we live in New Zealand. These services have servers somewhere else in the world, where a 3MB image will take forever to download. Think of the others, be a good netizen.

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#897462 18-Sep-2013 10:32

Klipspringer:
freitasm: Do not use third party hosting, it slows things down. Just save your image as a JPG, under 200KBytes. Go to UPLOAD IMAGE, find the image you want to upload, and it will appear in your Galery, which will even show you the BBCODE to paste into your post.

It's pretty easy to use. Some browsers allow you to paste things into your post but they don't automatically upload or convert to a Base64 item...

Do you know how many steps are required to perform the above? Worrying about image size etc..

Maybe its time geekzone implemented its own snag.gy? Otherwise its just me? Maybe too lazy.

Yes that I have to agree with. Most forum software I encounter just offers you the option to browse your computer and upload the image from there in a single click. Much more straightforward.

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