the command, if you want to try it (may not work in all environments): convert http://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/002/285/551/bc0.jpg -size 250x -pointsize 30 caption:'use a traditional image editor.' -geometry +50+470 -composite -size 280x -pointsize 14 caption:"$BASH_COMMAND" -geometry +360+530 -composite meme.jpg

@Gingeh@tech.lgbt to think, this is how I learn of the $BASH_COMMAND environment variable...

@Gingeh@tech.lgbt had a weird font for me so i made it use Noto Sans

@Gingeh@tech.lgbt something something thomas quine us

@Gingeh@tech.lgbt first time seeing an open source meme ​​

@Gingeh@tech.lgbt really cool! here's the ported version to ImageMagick v7

@Gingeh@tech.lgbt @fleckenstein@social.lizzy.rs But Jesus uses GraphicsMagick and leaves ImageMagick to the nonbelievers

@Gingeh@tech.lgbt wait oh god oh no I didn't know imagemagick could download URLs

@Gingeh@tech.lgbt ... what the bloody fuck. That's awesome.

@Gingeh@tech.lgbt imagine same meme, but with ffmpeg

@Gingeh@tech.lgbt imageDevilMagick

@Gingeh@tech.lgbt I once did something... more horrible: I used a non-traditional video editor: ffmpeg I think we had the task to record some video with sound of something but because I didn't wanted to record video, I made a webpage and took a screenshot of it, with a text "camera doesn't work" (or similar) (that was ages ago, so by now I would probably figure out a way to put that text in software there, and not screenshot) then I also used a aux-aux-cable to connect the sound output with the sound input and ran audio over that (by now, I would 100% use ffmpeg for that instead) and then I used ffmpeg to strech that one frame to the length of the audio... and you got your answer to the task...

@Gingeh@tech.lgbt based imagemagick user

@Gingeh@tech.lgbt Actually cool!

@Gingeh@tech.lgbt how do you get the pixel coordinates for the edits though :thonk1:

@Gingeh@tech.lgbt me yesterday:

@Gingeh@tech.lgbt lol, it works (well not tested all, just saw the image in the url)

@Gingeh@tech.lgbt that is the most thing I've ever seen.