Opacity Storage VS Image Color Picker by PineTools

It's not hard to run a server with Sia and have it run constantly. I mean that is more or less what filebase does for you. I'm not sure how feasible it is to do it without payment/sign up but I guess http://opacity.io is something you may like, it's going to use Sia soon and there is no sign up. Source: about 2 years ago

Github commits that you see on https://github.com/opacity are for main/production (opacity.io). We use a test environment for our latest features & fixes so that we can test them out first before pushing them to production. If you have Telegram, I suggest you join our Opacity Github channel. This is where you will also find the latest Github commits of the test site. Source: about 2 years ago

That's because the mobile app is not live yet. The app you're using now is on a test network and not connected to opacity.io. That's why you can't use your existing Opacity account with the mobile app. Source: over 2 years ago

How can IPFS be used as easily as opacity.io? Source: over 2 years ago

Usable product, try out a free account at opacity.io. Source: over 2 years ago

Actually you can, get an image and open it up in an editor, or this site that lets you pick colours online, paste the hex colour code into something like this site that gets the colour name and you ought to get some context as to what the colour appears to the rest of us. Source: over 1 year ago

I usually take a color pick from the unitcolorcompendium.com website (to get a colors hex code from one of their pictures) then use encycolorpedia.com to find the nearest paint match. Encycolorpedia.com have vallejo, citadel, tamiya and I think airfix indexed. Regulan Hussars come out as Vallejo Heavy Ochre. SO... Source: about 2 years ago