haha... i backed up without looking straight onto a huge patch of ice and got stuck in 2wd and couldnt lock the front diff in with 4lo and had to give it a shove and jump in as soon as it started moving, the poor s10 didnt like the cold i guess though i didnt like 12 degress either
heres from it spinning while i was trying to get it locked in (if the picture uploads at all)

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quote Originally posted by cartercarbaficionado: (if the picture uploads at all)

If you keep the file size of images below 2MB, then they will embed in a post just fine here. Above 2MB, and a hyperlink icon will instead appear (like above).

There's no need for an image of your boots to be 4000x1848 pixels, and 3MB in size. A maximum width of 1920 pixels for any image here is plenty!

(Reprocessed image below is 1920x887 pixels, 1.3MB file size.)

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quote Originally posted by Patrick: There's no need for an image of your boots to be 4000x1848 pixels, and 3MB (Reprocessed image below is 1920x887 pixels, 1.3MB file size.)

my phone doesn't go lower than that resolution and usually is below 2 mb. im guessing the new AI "advanced processing" is making my images larger and worse...guess i gotta fix that

quote Originally posted by cartercarbaficionado: my phone doesn't go lower than that resolution...

That doesn't actually seem likely.

quote Originally posted by Patrick: That doesn't actually seem likely.

Some Androids won't downsize without significant croppiing.
Google does it intentionally I've been told, to use up your meager default storage space, but of course, Google will be happy to sell you additional storage...

Both mine and wife's Androids suffer from this...

quote Originally posted by Patrick: That doesn't actually seem likely.

My new Motorola phone only has 2 options for resolution, high and standard, no idea what the actual resolution is for either. This is very common.

Ours are also Motos.

quote Originally posted by 1985 Fiero GT: My new Motorola phone only has 2 options for resolution, high and standard, no idea what the actual resolution is for either. This is very common.

quote Originally posted by maryjane: Some Androids won't downsize without significant croppiing. Both mine and wife's Androids suffer from this. Ours are also Motos.

I had a look at my ancient (by phone standards) Samsung Galaxy Note 3 (which I use mostly for controlling a bunch of security cams), running Android 11, and I have seven options for photo resolution and six options for video.

Even if the newer phones are locked in at higher resolutions, I suspect there are plenty of free apps available to resize the images. On my Windows PC I use IrfanView.