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CDB_77 @cdb_77 25/09/2021

Australia signs deal with Nauru to keep asylum seeker detention centre open indefinitely
Australia will continue its policy of offshore processing of asylum seekers indefinitely, with the home affairs minister signing a new agreement with Nauru to maintain “an enduring form” of offshore processing on the island state.Since 2012 – in the second iteration of the policy – all asylum seekers who arrive in Australia by boat seeking protection have faced mandatory indefinite detention and processing offshore.
There are currently about 108 people held by Australia on Nauru as part of its offshore processing regime. Most have been there more than eight years. About 125 people are still held in Papua New Guinea. No one has been sent offshore since 2014.
However, Nauru is Australia’s only remaining offshore detention centre.PNG’s Manus Island centre was forced to shut down after it was found to be unconstitutional by the PNG supreme court in 2016. Australia was forced to compensate those who had been illegally detained there, and they were forcibly moved out, mostly to Port Moresby.
But the Nauru detention facility will remain indefinitely.
In a statement on Friday, home affairs minister #Karen_Andrews said a new #memorandum_of_understanding with Nauru was a “significant step forwards” for both countries.
“Australia’s strong and successful border protection policies under #Operation_Sovereign_Borders remain and there is zero chance of settlement in Australia for anyone who arrives illegally by boat,” she said.“Anyone who attempts an illegal maritime journey to Australia will be turned back, or taken to Nauru for processing. They will never settle in Australia.”Nauru president, #Lionel_Aingimea, said the new agreement created an “enduring form” of offshore processing.
“This takes the regional processing to a new milestone.
“It is enduring in nature, as such the mechanisms are ready to deal with illegal migrants immediately upon their arrival in Nauru from Australia.”Australia’s offshore processing policy and practices have been consistently criticised by the United Nations, human rights groups, and by refugees themselves.
The UN has said Australia’s system violates the convention against tortureand the international criminal court’s prosecutor said indefinite detention offshore was “cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment” and unlawful under international law.
At least 12 people have died in the camps, including being murdered by guards, through medical neglect and by suicide. Psychiatrists sent to work in the camps have described the conditions as “inherently toxic” and akin to “torture”.In 2016, the Nauru files, published by the Guardian, exposed the Nauru detention centre’s own internal reports of systemic violence, rape, sexual abuse, self-harm and child abuse in offshore detention.
The decision to extend offshore processing indefinitely has been met with opprobrium from those who were detained there, and refugee advocates who say it is deliberately damaging to those held.
Myo Win, a human rights activist and Rohingyan refugee from Myanmar, who was formerly detained on Nauru and released in March 2021, said those who remain held within Australia’s regime on Nauru “are just so tired, separated from family, having politics played with their lives, it just makes me so upset”.
“I am out now and I still cannot live my life on a bridging visa and in lockdown, but it is 10 times better than Nauru. They should not be extending anything, they should be stopping offshore processing now. I am really worried about everyone on Nauru right now, they need to be released.
”Jana Favero from the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre said the new memorandum of understanding only extended a “failed system”.“An ‘enduring regional processing capability’ in Nauru means: enduring suffering, enduring family separation, enduring uncertainty, enduring harm and Australia’s enduring shame.
“The #Morrison government must give the men, women and children impacted by the brutality of #offshore processing a safe and permanent home. Prolonging the failure of #offshore_processing on Nauru and #PNG is not only wrong and inhumane but dangerous.”
▻https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2021/sep/24/australia-signs-deal-with-nauru-to-keep-asylum-seeker-detention-centre-
#Australie #Pacific_solution #asile #migrations #réfugiés #Nauru #externalisation #île #détention #emprisonnement

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- CDB_77 @cdb_77 6/10/2021
  
  Multibillion-dollar strategy with no end in sight: Australia’s ‘enduring’ offshore processing deal with Nauru
  Late last month, Home Affairs Minister #Karen_Andrews and the president of Nauru, #Lionel_Aingimea, quietly announced they had signed a new agreement to establish an “enduring form” of offshore processing for asylum seekers taken to the Pacific island.
  The text of the new agreement has not been made public. This is unsurprising.
  All the publicly available information indicates Australia’s offshore processing strategy is an ongoing human rights — not to mention financial — disaster.
  The deliberate opaqueness is intended to make it difficult to hold the government to account for these human and other costs. This is, of course, all the more reason to subject the new deal with Nauru to intense scrutiny.
  Policies 20 years in the making
  In order to fully understand the new deal — and the ramifications of it — it is necessary to briefly recount 20 years of history.
  In late August 2001, the Howard government impulsively refused to allow asylum seekers rescued at sea by the Tampa freighter to disembark on Australian soil. This began policy-making on the run and led to the Pacific Solution Mark I.
  The governments of Nauru and Papua New Guinea were persuaded to enter into agreements allowing people attempting to reach Australia by boat to be detained in facilities on their territory while their protection claims were considered by Australian officials.
  By the 2007 election, boat arrivals to Australia had dwindled substantially.
  In February 2008, the newly elected Labor government closed down the facilities in Nauru and PNG. Within a year, boat arrivals had increased dramatically, causing the government to rethink its policy.
  After a couple of false starts, it signed new deals with Nauru and PNG in late 2012. An expert panel had described the new arrangements as a “necessary circuit breaker to the current surge in irregular migration to Australia”.
  This was the Pacific Solution Mark II. In contrast to the first iteration, it provided for boat arrivals taken to Nauru and PNG to have protection claims considered under the laws and procedures of the host country.
  Moreover, the processing facilities were supposedly run by the host countries, though in reality, the Australian government outsourced this to private companies.
  Despite the new arrangements, the boat arrivals continued. And on July 19, 2013, the Rudd government took a hardline stance, announcing any boat arrivals after that date would have “have no chance of being settled in Australia as refugees”.
  New draconian changes to the system
  The 1,056 individuals who had been transferred to Nauru or PNG before July 19, 2013 were brought to Australia to be processed.
  PNG agreed that asylum seekers arriving after this date could resettle there, if they were recognised as refugees.
  Nauru made a more equivocal commitment and has thus far only granted 20-year visas to those it recognises as refugees.
  The Coalition then won the September 2013 federal election and implemented the military-led Operation Sovereign Borders policy. This involves turning back boat arrivals to transit countries (like Indonesia), or to their countries of origin.
  The cumulative count of interceptions since then stands at 38 boats carrying 873 people. The most recent interception was in January 2020.
  It should be noted these figures do not include the large number of interceptions undertaken at Australia’s request by transit countries and countries of origin.
  What this means is the mere existence of the offshore processing system — even in the more draconian form in place after July 2013 — has not deterred people from attempting to reach Australia by boat.
  Rather, the attempts have continued, but the interception activities of Australia and other countries have prevented them from succeeding.
  No new asylum seekers in Nauru or PNG since 2014
  Australia acknowledges it has obligations under the UN Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees — and other human rights treaties — to refrain from returning people to places where they face the risk of serious harm.
  As a result, those intercepted at sea are given on-water screening interviews for the purpose of identifying those with prima facie protection claims.
  Those individuals are supposed to be taken to Nauru or PNG instead of being turned back or handed back. Concerningly, of the 873 people intercepted since 2013, only two have passed these screenings: both in 2014.
  This means no asylum seekers have been taken to either Nauru or PNG since 2014. Since then, Australia has spent years trying to find resettlement options in third countries for recognised refugees in Nauru and PNG, such as in Cambodia and the US.
  As of April 30, 131 asylum seekers were still in PNG and 109 were in Nauru.
  A boon to the Nauruan government
  Australia has spent billions on Pacific Solution Mark II with no end in sight.
  As well as underwriting all the infrastructure and operational costs of the processing facilities, Australia made it worthwhile for Nauru and PNG to participate in the arrangements.
  For one thing, it promised to ensure spillover benefits for the local economies by, for example, requiring contractors to hire local staff. In fact, in 2019–20, the processing facility in Nauru employed 15% of the country’s entire workforce.
  And from the beginning, Nauru has required every transferee to hold a regional processing centre visa. This is a temporary visa which must be renewed every three months by the Australian government.
  The visa fee each time is A$3,000, so that’s A$12,000 per transferee per year that Australia is required to pay the Nauruan government.
  Where a transferee is found to be a person in need of protection, that visa converts automatically into a temporary settlement visa, which must be renewed every six months. The temporary settlement visa fee is A$3,000 per month — again paid by the Australian government.
  In 2019-20, direct and indirect revenue from the processing facility made up 58% of total Nauruan government revenue. It is no wonder Nauru is on board with making an “enduring form” of offshore processing available to Australia.
  ‘Not to use it, but to be willing to use it’
  In 2016, the PNG Supreme Court ruled the detention of asylum seekers in the offshore processing facility was unconstitutional. Australia and PNG then agreed to close the PNG facility in late 2017 and residents were moved to alternative accommodation. Australia is underwriting the costs.
  Australia decided, however, to maintain a processing facility in Nauru. Senator Jim Molan asked Home Affairs Secretary Michael Pezzullo about this in Senate Estimates in February 2018, saying:
  So it’s more appropriate to say that we are not maintaining Nauru as an offshore processing centre; we are maintaining a relationship with the Nauru government.
  Pezzullo responded,
  the whole purpose is, as you would well recall, in fact not to have to use those facilities. But, as in all deterrents, you need to have an asset that is credible so that you are deterring future eventualities. So the whole point of it is actually not to use it but to be willing to use it.
  This is how we ended up where we are now, with a new deal with the Nauru government for an “enduring” — that is indefinitely maintained — offshore processing capability, at great cost to the Australian people.
  Little has been made public about this new arrangement. We do know in December 2020, the incoming minister for immigration, Alex Hawke, was told the government was undertaking “a major procurement” for “enduring capability services”.
  We also know a budget of A$731.2 million has been appropriated for regional processing in 2021-22.
  Of this, $187 million is for service provider fees and host government costs in PNG. Almost all of the remainder goes to Nauru, to ensure that, beyond hosting its current population of 109 transferees, it “stands ready to receive new arrivals”.
  ▻https://theconversation.com/multibillion-dollar-strategy-with-no-end-in-sight-australias-enduri
  #new_deal
  
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#Déchets_radioactifs : Elisabeth Borne dévoile les grandes orientations du prochain plan national
▻https://www.banquedesterritoires.fr/dechets-radioactifs-elisabeth-borne-devoile-les-grandes-orienta
https://www.banquedesterritoires.fr/sites/default/files/2020-02/radioactif2.jpg
Hasard du calendrier, la ministre de la Transition écologique, Elisabeth Borne, et le président de l’Autorité de sûreté nucléaire (ASN), Bernard Doroszczuk, ont arrêté le 21 février, la décision consécutive au débat public concernant la cinquième édition du Plan national de gestion des matières et des déchets radioactifs (#PNGMDR), le jour même de l’arrêt du réacteur n°1 de la centrale nucléaire de Fessenheim. […] Les attentes relatives à l’association des citoyens sur ces sujets clivants ont trouvé une résonance forte dans le #débat_public, qui s’est déroulé pendant cinq mois, et dont le bilan a été présenté le 25 novembre dernier par la Commission nationale du débat public et la Commission particulière du débat public.
▻https://www.asn.fr/Informer/Actualites/Orientations-du-prochain-Plan-national-de-gestion-des-matieres-et-des-dechets-ra

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Trimage (lossless) image compressor
►https://trimage.org
En complément de ▻https://seenthis.net/messages/111251 une compilation d’outils d’optimisation du poids des images :
– GUI :
. Trimage sous Linux
. ImageOptim sous MacOS : ►http://imageoptim.com
. PNGGauntlet sous Windows : ▻https://pnggauntlet.com
– en ligne de commande :
. OptiPNG : ▻http://optipng.sourceforge.net et sa doc « A guide to PNG optimization » : ▻http://optipng.sourceforge.net/pngtech/optipng.html
. jpegoptim : ▻https://github.com/tjko/jpegoptim
– Gulp : gulp-imagemin ▻https://github.com/sindresorhus/gulp-imagemin et sa doc : ▻https://www.tutorialspoint.com/gulp/gulp_optimizing_images.htm
– SPIP : utilitaire spip-cli ►http://zone.spip.org/trac/spip-zone/changeset/94606 (avec une option de commande pour traiter l’ensemble d’un répertoire, par ex IMG)
#image #jpg #png #optimisation #web_dev #gulp #SPIP #spip-cli

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A MAJOR LIABILITY: Illegal logging in Papua New Guinea threatens China’s timber sector and global reputation | Global Witness
▻https://www.globalwitness.org/en-gb/campaigns/forests/major-liability-illegal-logging-papua-new-guinea-threatens-chinas-tim
https://www.globalwitness.org/media/images/Logs_piled_next_to_road_in_East_New_Britain_P.width-1024.jpg
In 2016, PNG provided 29% of China’s tropical log imports, making it the country’s single largest supplier. But our investigation reveals how a large number of logging operations in Papua New Guinea (#PNG) violate the law despite holding government-issued permits.
China is the world’s largest consumer and manufacturer of wood and wood products. Yet it has no regulation to keep illegal timber from entering its borders.
#Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée #bois #forêt #déforestation
- #China
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Super Tiny Website Logos in SVG
▻https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2017/11/super-tiny-website-logos-in-svg
▻https://github.com/edent/SuperTinyIcons
You may not realise it, but #bandwidth is expensive. It costs you time, money, and battery power whenever you download a file larger than it needs to be.
That’s why I’ve become a little bit obsessed with #SVG - Scalable Vector Graphics. They’re the closest thing to magic that the web has when it comes to image compression. Let me show you what I mean.
This is the standard Twitter #Logo. It’s 512 * 512 pixels and, even with hefty #PNG compression, weighs in at around 20KB.
Here’s the same logo rendered as an SVG. Because it is a vector graphic it can be magnified infinitely without any loss of fidelity.
The uncompressed SVG is a mere 397 Bytes. Not a #typo. You could fit over 3,000 of these images on a floppy disk.
That’s why I have released SuperTinyIcons on GitHub. Eighty of the web’s most popular logos - each image is under 1KB.

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Optimiser les images et réduire leur poids : formats, outils et RWD
▻https://blog.dareboost.com/fr/2017/10/optimiser-les-images-et-reduire-leur-poids-formats-outils-et-rwd
Au moment de l’enregistrement en JPEG, la plupart des logiciels demandent quelle qualité conserver, car il s’agit d’un format d’encodage avec pertes. En choisissant une qualité inférieure à 100%, il est ainsi possible d’économiser de précieux octets en modifiant uniquement certains points de l’image. Essayons avec notre image, en qualité 80%. Le résultat est très intéressant avec un gain de poids de plus de 50%, alors que seuls quelques points de l’image ont été modifiés en profondeur.
#images #jpg #svg #png #webP

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Essential Image Optimization
►https://images.guide
We should all be automating our image compression.
Méthodes pour l’optimisation automatique des images d’un site web. Traite des nombreux nouveaux formats de compression : MozJPEG, Guetzli, WebP...
#image #compression #optimisation #jpg #png #svg #qualité #gulp

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The art of #PNG glitch
►http://ucnv.github.io/pnglitch #glitching #generative #art
http://ucnv.github.io/pnglitch/files/png-glitch-optimized.png

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  ▻http://seenthis.net/messages/408998 ;)
  
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  Raaah. S’il te plaît @Seenthis, préviens nous lorsqu’un lien a déja été posté !
  
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  On notera que @Archiloque n’a pas choisi la même illustration que moi...
  
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  @liotier : mais je te préviens déjà… :-)) Le petit triangle devant le lien est plein, ce qui signifie que quelqu’un l’a déjà mentionné. Il suffit d’ailleurs de cliquer sur le triangle pour accéder à une page récapitulant tous les messages citant le même lien.
  
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  Rhoooo - la fonctionnalité hidden in plain sight... Merci @Seenthis !
  
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Visualizing distributions of data
▻http://nbviewer.ipython.org/github/mwaskom/seaborn/blob/master/examples/plotting_distributions.ipynb #visualization #python
Aside, I’m just realizing that the illustrations are inline base64-encoded #PNG I didn’t know one could just <img src='https://seenthis.net/data:image/png;base64,whatever'> - one can completely self-enclose an #HTML page with its images !
By the way, these sets all have the same mean, median and variance. Lesson: Always visualize !
http://i.imgur.com/wmctGnl.jpg
- #HTML
- #HTML
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  …, same correlation and same regression line.
  ▻http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anscombe's_quartet
  
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Using #WebP with #Modernizr
▻http://www.stucox.com/blog/using-webp-with-modernizr
Tags: WebP #image #JPG #PNG Modernizr #webperf #format #optimisation #JavaScript #CSS

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#PNG vs #SVG for sprites - CodePen
▻http://codepen.io/adrianosmond/pen/LCogn

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Post processing #mbtiles with MBPipe · mapbox/node-mbtiles Wiki
▻https://github.com/mapbox/node-mbtiles/wiki/Post-processing-MBTiles-with-MBPipe
MBPipe is a command-line tool for running batch operations on all of the tile images stored within an MBTiles file. It takes two parameters: a command and a path to an mbtiles file.
Un utilitaire à base de node.js qui permet de faire pas mal de choses avec des mbtiles (ça devrait intéresser @fil).
#map #tiles
- #command-line tool
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- Fil @fil 22/06/2013
  
  – Compression: 24/32-bit full-color PNGs to 8-bit paletted PNGs with #PNGQuant
  – Recompressing 8-bit PNGs with #AdvPNG
  – Compression: JPEGs with ImageMagick
  – Effect: Adding transparency for ’Glass’ tilesets with ImageMagick
  – Effect: Alternative color versions with #ImageMagick
  
  Fil @fil
- Fil @fil 16/11/2014
  
  j’arrive pas à installer ces trucs et y a pas de doc :(
  
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baroug @baroug 21/06/2013

Grumpicon. A Web app for the Grunticon workflow.
▻http://www.grumpicon.com
The tool processes a set of #SVG files, generates #PNG fallback images for legacy browsers, and exports a demo page showing how to use the final icons. Visit the GitHub repo for the command line version or to learn more about how grunticon works
- #web app
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ssayen @ssayen 19/12/2012

Wiris, un outil d’édition wysiwyg d’équations mathématiques qui semble plutôt bien fait. Sortie en png, mathml, latex. Plugin disponible pour les principaux éditeurs de rich text.
WIRIS | Educational mathematics
►http://www.wiris.com/en/editor ?
WIRIS editor is a visual editor (WYSIWYG) that allows inserting mathematical formulas in web pages. It runs on any browser, including the ones in tablet PCs, as is based on HTML4 and JavaScript technology. Plus it is of course 100% compliant with HTML5.
WIRIS editor is a mathematical WYSIWYG editor. You can use a large collection of icons nicely organized in thematic tabs in order to create formulas for your web page, virtual learning environment, blog or forum.
#wiris #mathml #wysiwyg #latex #png #mathématiques

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pngcheck Home Page
►http://www.libpng.org/pub/png/apps/pngcheck.html
pngcheck verifies the integrity of PNG, JNG and MNG files (by checking the internal 32-bit CRCs [checksums] and decompressing the image data); it can optionally dump almost all of the chunk-level information in the image in human-readable form. For example, it can be used to print the basic statistics about an image (dimensions, bit depth, etc.); to list the color and transparency info in its palette (assuming it has one); or to extract the embedded text annotations. This is a command-line program with batch capabilities.
pratique pour savoir si une image est en png8, 24 ou 32 bits
#images #png #shell

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  Installation Ubuntu :
  apt-get install pngcheck
  Usage :
  pngcheck *.png
  
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ImageAlpha — GUI for PNG8 alpha image converters
►http://pornel.net/imagealpha
ImageAlpha is a GUI for pngnq and pngquant. It allows you to easily generate paletted PNG images with full alpha channel and test how it will look against different backgrounds.
#PNG #transparence #éditeur #logiciel #mac #clevermarks

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Nicolas Hoizey @nhoizey CC BY-NC-SA 4/05/2010

PNG24 and PNG Optimization - learn how to optimize PNG files for smooth alpha transparency and small file size
►http://www.websiteoptimization.com/speed/tweak/png-optimization
#performance #taille #image #poids #optimisation #PNG #PNG24 #PNG8

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Nicolas Hoizey @nhoizey CC BY-NC-SA 2/04/2010

PNG 8 Bits avec transparence Alpha, c’est possible ! | Jay Salvat, le Blog
►http://blog.jaysalvat.com/articles/png-8-bits-avec-transparence-alpha-cest-possible.php
#png #design #IE6 #IE #CSS #transparence #web #dev #clevermarks #PNG8

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Nicolas Hoizey @nhoizey CC BY-NC-SA 2/04/2010

Obtenir la transparence PNG avec Internet Explorer 6 - Alsacréations
http://www.alsacreations.com/article/lire/81-transparence-png-ie6.html
#transparence #png #CSS #IE #IE6 #design #web #dev #clevermarks

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Nicolas Hoizey @nhoizey CC BY-NC-SA 31/03/2010

youlove.us - chichester design, websites, seo and hosting - creative web site experts
►http://youlove.us/one/index.html
#design #inspiration #PNG #transparence #scroll

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Nicolas Hoizey @nhoizey CC BY-NC-SA 31/03/2010

The portfolio of Bryan Katzel | Design, illustration
►http://www.webleeddesign.com
#design #inspiration #PNG #transparence #scroll

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Nicolas Hoizey @nhoizey CC BY-NC-SA 3/12/2009

Supersleight jQuery Plugin for Transparent PNGs in IE6 — All in the head
►http://allinthehead.com/retro/338/supersleight-jquery-plugin
#PNG #transparence #IE6 #jQuery #plugin #dev #web #clevermarks

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Nicolas Hoizey @nhoizey CC BY-NC-SA 5/11/2009

ImageOptim - a PNG/JPEG graphics optimizer for Mac OS X
►http://pornel.net/imageoptim/en
“ImageOptim is a front-end (GUI) for set of tools for optimisation of PNG/JPEG images and GIF animations.Optimisation makes files smaller (in terms of disk space) by finding optimal compression parameters and by removing unneccessary information, like file comments, EXIF tags and color profiles.”
#png #image #jpeg #gif #optimisation #compression #taille #poids #mac #logiciel #web #design #dev #performance #clevermarks

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Nicolas Hoizey @nhoizey CC BY-NC-SA 1/11/2009

ConvertIcon!
►http://converticon.com
Converticon is a simple icon utility.It can import ICO, PNG, GIF, and JPEG formats and export to high-quality PNG or ICO files.There is no software to download and it’s 100% free.
#icone #conversion #online #service #web #favicon #ICO #PNG #GIF #JPEG #transparence

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Nicolas Hoizey @nhoizey CC BY-NC-SA 20/08/2009

punypng - PNG Image Optimization and Compression - Gracepoint After Five
►http://www.gracepointafterfive.com/punypng
punypng is a free optimization service that can dramatically reduce the file size of an image by converting it into a highly-compressed, lossless PNG image. Whether you have a GIF, JPEG or PNG, use punypng for outrageously fast page loads and help make the web more puny!
#optimisation #taille #image #png #gif #jpeg #transparence #téléchargement #dev #web #design #clevermarks

Nicolas Hoizey @nhoizey CC BY-NC-SA

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