It's always funny to see how these simple things play out in the obvious way.
You're wrong because you're just saying Cloudflare is making the web more centralized. The web is centralized by design and a defective technology. It costs money to host text files (and for no reason, see Bit Torrent…
Actually people who consistently spread misinformation that powers the corporate racket that normalizes low quality technology deserve to be shamed, you just naively value politeness over correctness, which I am very…
On second thought I think duration of persistence of vision (or afterimages) doesn't matter, but more the velocity of the object which your eye is following and the amount of angular "resolution" your eye can perceive.…
Well, ironically CRT has less blur than LCD in practice unless you only ever look at still images. Both strain my eyes but CRTs would have much better focus by now if they kept on being developed. And as I said and you…
What are you even talking about, an OLED running at 100Hz with BFI already would have zero motion blur. I'm not sure whether or not that's implemented yet but it's just a matter of time before the shitshow of monitor…
You're both wrong. Cloudflare is breaking the internet by doing interactive verification of users, meaning the web is no longer an open protocol. I'm referring to that "enable javascript" page and "one more step" page.…
When 85Hz CRTs were expensive, so were LCDs. CRTs were basically free by the time LCDs became remotely usable. There was basically no reason to ever buy an LCD until way after 2010. Everyone here who thinks otherwise…
You don't know what you're talking about. LCDs were completely unusable until the mid 2000s, even then they were all 60Hz/75Hz with no black frame insertion, which made any animation what so ever, even text scrolling…
CRTs have some slight noise when you provide certain video signals, as others said it will usually be quieter than a CPU fan. Many LCDs will make the same kinds of sounds.
Okay, well it turned out that the entrepreneurial yuppies in question failed to deliver on "it will just automatically do everything for you, we can't even define what, just everything". Now back to paper and human…
> I wonder if the author's issue is due to the author using a Mac. It is not, since I tested positive on Linux. What post processing would any OS even do on an image when you view it in a new tab as one is meant to do…
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You argument sounds good to an executive, however, it is simply not the case that games have rampant amount of hacking in general. EDIT: Why would you just downvote this, I already suspected you're one of those idiots…
These kinds of bugs are common with all consumer electronics since they "went digital" though, basically anything 1999+. The market is so saturated with blatantly broken products like this that you seem like a freak…
Most people even if they actually have legitimate concerns do not possess the aptitude to make meaningful decisions. They will make whatever micro change they can as long as it's morally correct in their head simply for…
Well people have been trying that since Flash but it's just been nothing but frustrating janky games.
Yeah that "connected feeling" is what people should talk about when talking about input lag. > LED It's actually still an LCD. The manufacturers calling them "LED monitors" is a scam, they just changed out the backlight…
Yes I'm well aware of the consumer whore, but you don't understand, none of this is about money, it's about proper configuration. Vsync: Unbearable amount of input lag, feels like you're moving your mouse in molasses.…
Bad monitors are just a gimped setup. Ungimping your setup doesn't mean compensating for a lack of skill. 60Hz LCDs are extremely hard on the eyes because of the large amount of motion blur inherent to displaying…
One of the main parts of computer usage that causes eye strain is blur. CRTs only started solving this problem around the early 2000s and got discontinued shortly after. LCDs solve it for static images but not moving.…
> "Microsoft scanned this file for viruses by using the most current virus-detection software that was available on the date that the file was posted. The file is stored on security-enhanced servers that help prevent…
You can get fined for having mic on now? I know games that have bugs where open mic will turn on without you enabling it from time to time. This will never change, as the current way people program is just gluing poorly…
> It'd have been a better experience if they'd put no thought into their lighting but used incandescent bulbs instead? Yes.
> going huge amounts of time without physically seeing people That's how I've always lived. The problem is more that you're stuck in a small box with bad living conditions.
It's always funny to see how these simple things play out in the obvious way.
You're wrong because you're just saying Cloudflare is making the web more centralized. The web is centralized by design and a defective technology. It costs money to host text files (and for no reason, see Bit Torrent…
Actually people who consistently spread misinformation that powers the corporate racket that normalizes low quality technology deserve to be shamed, you just naively value politeness over correctness, which I am very…
On second thought I think duration of persistence of vision (or afterimages) doesn't matter, but more the velocity of the object which your eye is following and the amount of angular "resolution" your eye can perceive.…
Well, ironically CRT has less blur than LCD in practice unless you only ever look at still images. Both strain my eyes but CRTs would have much better focus by now if they kept on being developed. And as I said and you…
What are you even talking about, an OLED running at 100Hz with BFI already would have zero motion blur. I'm not sure whether or not that's implemented yet but it's just a matter of time before the shitshow of monitor…
You're both wrong. Cloudflare is breaking the internet by doing interactive verification of users, meaning the web is no longer an open protocol. I'm referring to that "enable javascript" page and "one more step" page.…
When 85Hz CRTs were expensive, so were LCDs. CRTs were basically free by the time LCDs became remotely usable. There was basically no reason to ever buy an LCD until way after 2010. Everyone here who thinks otherwise…
You don't know what you're talking about. LCDs were completely unusable until the mid 2000s, even then they were all 60Hz/75Hz with no black frame insertion, which made any animation what so ever, even text scrolling…
CRTs have some slight noise when you provide certain video signals, as others said it will usually be quieter than a CPU fan. Many LCDs will make the same kinds of sounds.
Okay, well it turned out that the entrepreneurial yuppies in question failed to deliver on "it will just automatically do everything for you, we can't even define what, just everything". Now back to paper and human…
> I wonder if the author's issue is due to the author using a Mac. It is not, since I tested positive on Linux. What post processing would any OS even do on an image when you view it in a new tab as one is meant to do…
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You argument sounds good to an executive, however, it is simply not the case that games have rampant amount of hacking in general. EDIT: Why would you just downvote this, I already suspected you're one of those idiots…
These kinds of bugs are common with all consumer electronics since they "went digital" though, basically anything 1999+. The market is so saturated with blatantly broken products like this that you seem like a freak…
Most people even if they actually have legitimate concerns do not possess the aptitude to make meaningful decisions. They will make whatever micro change they can as long as it's morally correct in their head simply for…
Well people have been trying that since Flash but it's just been nothing but frustrating janky games.
Yeah that "connected feeling" is what people should talk about when talking about input lag. > LED It's actually still an LCD. The manufacturers calling them "LED monitors" is a scam, they just changed out the backlight…
Yes I'm well aware of the consumer whore, but you don't understand, none of this is about money, it's about proper configuration. Vsync: Unbearable amount of input lag, feels like you're moving your mouse in molasses.…
Bad monitors are just a gimped setup. Ungimping your setup doesn't mean compensating for a lack of skill. 60Hz LCDs are extremely hard on the eyes because of the large amount of motion blur inherent to displaying…
One of the main parts of computer usage that causes eye strain is blur. CRTs only started solving this problem around the early 2000s and got discontinued shortly after. LCDs solve it for static images but not moving.…
> "Microsoft scanned this file for viruses by using the most current virus-detection software that was available on the date that the file was posted. The file is stored on security-enhanced servers that help prevent…
You can get fined for having mic on now? I know games that have bugs where open mic will turn on without you enabling it from time to time. This will never change, as the current way people program is just gluing poorly…
> It'd have been a better experience if they'd put no thought into their lighting but used incandescent bulbs instead? Yes.
> going huge amounts of time without physically seeing people That's how I've always lived. The problem is more that you're stuck in a small box with bad living conditions.