2020 Derpibooru Community Collab

@Calebtyink  
Gender does not really matter on the internet, but I’m not a female.
 
@Wiimeiser  
Theoretically, I believe an x86-64 CPU can support up to 8TB of RAM. Though that much RAM in a single system is extremely rare. A single unit machine that has 8TB of RAM would likely be some special-purpose piece of equipment, as often it’d be much better to spread out across multiple hardware nodes long before that point.
 
I’ve personally worked on systems that had up to 256GB of RAM (with dual CPUs), and I’ve seen servers that had 1TB of RAM in them (usually with 4CPUs). Though usually when it comes to systems with that much RAM, you’re talking about higher end servers that are designed to handle heavy virtualization / database / analysis workloads. It’s very uncommon to see personal computers/workstations with more than about 32GB RAM.
 
That’s all for a single machine too. when you’re talking about clusters, there’s practically no limit. I’ve worked on virtualization clusters that had 2TB RAM spread out across all the nodes (eight nodes with 256GB each)

@Joey
 
everyone knows there are no mares on the internet

@Joey  
no. I think Caleb meant they ❤️ a gender-swapped version of you. Maybe. But we won’t go any further with this.

@tehwatever  
Maybe they thought Joey was female because he has a female avatar…

@CrystalightRocket  
@saby  
@Ciaran  
@T72B  
My noobish quick and easy, only-really-works-with-black/gray-outlines, method is:
 
Open the image in Paint.net,  
Duplicate the base image into a new layer,  
Convert duplicate layer to grayscale (not always necessary), adjust brightness/contrast if needed,  
Close any gaps in the outline (I find Curve the most convenient tool for this),  
Select the background with the “magic wand” color select tool, adjusting tolerance as needed, invert selection,  
Paint the newly-selected silhouette black (paint bucket @ 100% tolerance),  
“Magic wand” the silhouette @ 0% tolerance, invert, delete, select and invert again, change to base image layer, delete (the background removal itself is done at this point, the rest is prettying it up),  
Apply Gaussian Blur (radius 2-10, usually 5) to silhouette layer (smooths and softens the outline)
 
Unless the outline looks good as it is, “magic wand” the silhouette again, adjust tolerance until the selection edge is on the outline, leaving all the unwanted little smudges and whatnot outside,  
Change to image layer again, invert selection, delete,  
Repeat edge cleaning if necessary until satisfied,  
If the edge of the silhouette goes too far outside the outline, do “magic wand”-invert-delete again to get rid of the blurred edge, deselect and blur again, repeat unless/until it looks okay,
 
Adjust the brightness/contrast of the silhouette if pure black clashes with the outline,  
Move the base image layer to the top of the list if you haven’t already,  
Merge layers and save as .png

@T72B  
I’m a phantom.

@LightningBolt  
theres an invisible mare  
postin in yo thread  
who you gonna call?

@T72B  
Boast Busters!
 
@Joey  
That’s a lot of RAM, more RAM than Aries.
 
@Exhumed Legume  
Unless I’m following incorrectly, that would delete everything that’s not the background. But I seem to have gotten lost somewhere on the way…

@Wiimeiser  
You probably missed a selection inversion at some point.  
Probably because I (twice) just used “invert” instead of “invert selection” at

Never thought I was gonna have a Late Submission…

@Exhumed Legume  
Yeah, I think that’s the step I misread.

@saby  
@Ciaran  
@Exhumed Legume  
tnx for the tips, seems a bit tedious  
and I guess my “convert the silhouette path created by Pen Tool to selection and inverse it” bg removing technique is kinda easier for me, then all this.

@Wiimeiser  

 
Theoretically, 64 bit machine, can support up to 16 Exabyte of ram (16 billion of gigabyte ram), Though on practice there a lot of additional limitation, like the operating system, Windows 10 64 bit home edition 128 gigabyte of ram, while Windows 10 64 bit pro edition 4 terabyte, and the Enterprise edition can support 6 terabyte. Another limiting factor is CPU design itself, my i7 5500u can only support 16 Gigabyte of ram, while Xeon E7-8890 V4 can support 3 terabyte

@Rainbow Eevee  

 
Hello,Rainbow Eevee
 
I deviantart watching your art, It’s very cute
 
I miss sprglitemplight lifejacket days as paw patrol on beach enjoy art
 
Please~
 
My oc is Taiwan alicorn~

@LightningBolt  
So am I apparently.

The late submissions window has now closed, and the submissions have been downloaded from the site.
 
Any further submissions must be reported in this thread, and will be considered on a case-by-case basis. There is no guaranty that they may be accepted, but having a valid reason as to why they were so late would definitely help.

@Joey  
Time to upload my stuff now then. >:D

@Joey  
could mine and tacodeltacos ocs be close/next to another?  
>>2230076  
>>2178926

@LightningBolt  

 
woo

@LightningBolt  
Finally we can see your OC as a proper siren. She’s so pretty.

@mjangelvortex  
I swear there’s black, orange, and gray fish IRL…

@LightningBolt  
only halloween themed ones

@team blueplant  
spook fish

@LightningBolt  
spook edge fish