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  1. Wait... how can #sixel data be so small???

    Is there some #RunLengthEncoding going on??

    tmp $ alias l='stat -c "%s %n"'
    tmp $ l test.png
    5072 test.png
    tmp $ convert test.png -colors 256 test.bmp
    tmp $ l test.bmp
    178986 test.bmp
    tmp $ img2sixel test.bmp |wc -c
    33764
    tmp $ #WAT
    

    Reading Wikipedia...

    > Sixel also includes a rudimentary form of compression, using run-length encoding (RLE).

    Ahhhhhh. Nicely done!

  2. Wait... how can #sixel data be so small???

    Is there some #RunLengthEncoding going on??

    tmp $ alias l='stat -c "%s %n"'
    tmp $ l test.png
    5072 test.png
    tmp $ convert test.png -colors 256 test.bmp
    tmp $ l test.bmp
    178986 test.bmp
    tmp $ img2sixel test.bmp |wc -c
    33764
    tmp $ #WAT
    

    Reading Wikipedia...

    > Sixel also includes a rudimentary form of compression, using run-length encoding (RLE).

    Ahhhhhh. Nicely done!

  3. Wait... how can #sixel data be so small???

    Is there some #RunLengthEncoding going on??

    tmp $ alias l='stat -c "%s %n"'
    tmp $ l test.png
    5072 test.png
    tmp $ convert test.png -colors 256 test.bmp
    tmp $ l test.bmp
    178986 test.bmp
    tmp $ img2sixel test.bmp |wc -c
    33764
    tmp $ #WAT
    

    Reading Wikipedia...

    > Sixel also includes a rudimentary form of compression, using run-length encoding (RLE).

    Ahhhhhh. Nicely done!

  4. Wait... how can #sixel data be so small???

    Is there some #RunLengthEncoding going on??

    tmp $ alias l='stat -c "%s %n"'
    tmp $ l test.png
    5072 test.png
    tmp $ convert test.png -colors 256 test.bmp
    tmp $ l test.bmp
    178986 test.bmp
    tmp $ img2sixel test.bmp |wc -c
    33764
    tmp $ #WAT
    

    Reading Wikipedia...

    > Sixel also includes a rudimentary form of compression, using run-length encoding (RLE).

    Ahhhhhh. Nicely done!

  5. Wait... how can #sixel data be so small???

    Is there some #RunLengthEncoding going on??

    tmp $ alias l='stat -c "%s %n"'
    tmp $ l test.png
    5072 test.png
    tmp $ convert test.png -colors 256 test.bmp
    tmp $ l test.bmp
    178986 test.bmp
    tmp $ img2sixel test.bmp |wc -c
    33764
    tmp $ #WAT
    

    Reading Wikipedia...

    > Sixel also includes a rudimentary form of compression, using run-length encoding (RLE).

    Ahhhhhh. Nicely done!