slvr_phoenix
Splendid
Ja. My avatar, being an animated GIF, got up to 8.7KB, and it uploaded just fine. 😀I checked the code and 10k is indeed the size, and from what is reported above, they have managed to put in 9k images.
That being said, file size isn't file size isn't file size.
For example, my avatar is exactly 8,915 bytes. Now, using 1024 (as should be done, since this is a binary operation) that makes it 8.70 KB. However maybe some operating systems use 1000? (Which would make it 8.92KB.) And then there's the actual file system's overhead too. My NTFS formatted drive for example actually uses 12,288 bytes (12.0KB) to store the file.
I don't know what OS and file system the server uses, but is it possible that the file size limitation is using the space consumed on the hard drive instead of the literal file size? And if so, could we get some statistics on how much this actually shaves off of the 10KB limit?