Technically, by searching about the brazilian fart thing, he can find out which of those sites are going strong and which of them arn’t, and if any of them are small enough and publicly traded, dump your savings into
Although, butterfly effect is a thing, and the person did not specify how the time travel affects the timeline. If the time travel happens in a way that the butterfly effect will happen, the lotto numbers could potentially change as well
Would the butterfly effect actually apply for a trip to the future? I understand how it applies to a trip in the past to affect the future but by the time you winning the lottery does anything the future you’re affecting isn’t gonna change anything anymore, right? Timey-wimey stuff…
At least in jerboa when I download the image it gets saved as PNG. It could be that the web ui shows images as webp by default to make it faster or save resources
webp is just a container for the png - you can “save as…” and change it to png, and it should work. changing the file extension from webp to png after downloading also works
it’s also used for more than just this png; most of the time I run into a webp, it usually holds a jpg
should be in the url for the file itself. this post, as an example, if I’m trying to save the thumbnail itself (from desktop browser), it gives me the link, with png hidden before the “format=”:
just takes a little looking around the urls 99% of the time. for mobile, I’m of limited help there. and I hope browsers support the container more directly in the future, because I agree that it isn’t as straightforward as it could be. I’ve also been seeing it pop up much more frequently in recent years, but that’s just me
If you are using a web browser that supports webp, it can potentially improve load times by a lot, as webp is much more space/bandwidth efficient. I’m assuming this is why the instances are auto converting from other formats.
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