I counted about 28 original loss'. With original I mean, for example, I only counted the Loss Eyelashes once for the whole comic.
Edit: I think it's 31 actually.
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I think I got 90 cause I assume the dots on the confetti are another one.
Assuming we're counting duplicates unlike the people above us.
I only got 27 "originals"
Edit: just found the creator's highlights of everything, I sure missed a few: https://imgur.com/REx65rs
I got:
The comic itself
The comic within the comic
The nails holding the comic up
The speech bubbles
The question marks/exclamation points
The sparkles around the trophy
The lines around the sparkles
His eyes through the panels
His eyelashes
His eyebrows
His chest hair
His eye sparkles
His teeth
His freckles
His tongue spots
The other guys hat markings
The other guys eyebrows
The other guys eye wrinkles
The other guys mustache
The other guys cuff
The other guys button
The trophy markings
Underside trophy markings
Trophy base markings
Trophy neck markings
Confetti
The markings on the confetti
Roses
The markings on the roses
The markings on the bundle of roses
The dots around the frames of the comic
I mean aren't they both lossless?
Edit:
Apparently it depends on the codec wrapped in the RIFF, of which WAV is an instance of.
That said, the most common format for wav is apparently LPCM, which is lossless and uncompressed.
https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/subcultures/ctrlaltdel
Scroll down to the "Reception" section, it's in the first paragraph. It's hard to get the full effect from that paragraph though, as B^U became an automatically response to anything Buckley or C-A-D related for a long while. It was more of a textual social meme than an image macro'ed meme so it doesn't cast as long of a shadow today, but I'll always associate Tim with B^U first.
What is CAD in this case? I get the feeling your TLA is not referring to computer-aided design or Canadian Dollars.
Webcomic Ctrl Alt Delete. I think it still exists, but it's greatest cultural impact has been loss.jpg, in which the author tried to convey the tragedy of a miscarriage in the same four-panel format as the rest of his comedy strip.
Ok it seems like the comic that "Loss" is from is called ctrl alt delete or something, so I'm guessing that's it.
I'm not sure if it's still around, but one of my discord servers is determined to repeatedly resurrect the corpse of loss and parade it around. Usually what I see shared is a lot more subtle than this, though lol
