[-] ramble81@lemmy.zip 3 points 9 hours ago

And it still doesn’t answer my question. Show me where I can get a dumb 65” OLED capable of HDR. You’ve gone way off of a tangent on something I don’t need convincing of.

[-] ramble81@lemmy.zip 4 points 10 hours ago

Different strokes. I sit about 9-10 feet from my TV and I can definitely see a difference between 1080p and 4K content. You don’t have to see individual pixels but you can tell there’s a sharpnesss and complexity difference to the images. Not to mention I have yet to see a 1080p HDR screen and i watch content that is Dolby Vision and HDR10+ and you definitely can see a big difference there from SDR content.

So my question still stands, no hype around it.

[-] ramble81@lemmy.zip 3 points 11 hours ago

It would be a hit….. 😎

[-] ramble81@lemmy.zip 0 points 11 hours ago

Now comes the fun part. Do you know of any good quality “dumb” 4K OLED in the 65” range?

[-] ramble81@lemmy.zip 27 points 22 hours ago

The best and worst things about computing was bringing it to the masses.

[-] ramble81@lemmy.zip 16 points 1 day ago

And then suddenly Blizzard closes down after selling its assets to another company and magically management all get jobs there, but the devs? Not so much.

[-] ramble81@lemmy.zip 15 points 1 day ago

I had said this about a year ago, but i strongly believe that one country (US, Russia, Israel, etc) will get a “one free nuke” pass. Way too much time has passed since WW2 and though people know what it does, the visceral feeling isn’t there.

The first one to drop one will receive a lot of condemnation, sanctions and hand wringing but that will be it. Now if a second one is dropped by any nation, that will most likely trigger an armed conflict.

But right now, countries have become too passive about physical action and would not know how to react.

[-] ramble81@lemmy.zip 14 points 1 day ago

I love how delusional it is that he doesn’t realize he’s the cause of the tail spin and they want away from him. At least I can enjoy some schaudenfrueder (sp?)

[-] ramble81@lemmy.zip 17 points 1 day ago

Entropy? What’s that. There’s infinite cold up there!

[-] ramble81@lemmy.zip 26 points 1 day ago

There’s a statute of limitations on the lies. Usually after a few years I’m like “yeah, I did that, the house didn’t burn down and no one died, so it doesn’t much matter now”

[-] ramble81@lemmy.zip 18 points 2 days ago

Is that his getting rejected from art school moment?

[-] ramble81@lemmy.zip 46 points 2 days ago

I mean, how could you not draw that conclusion? An uncontrolled demolition of a 30+ year old building that most likely contained materials that would not be allowed now, coupled with all the items stored in them as well as the jet itself.

To think that “things are fine” right after would be just plain delusional.

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I don’t know how “lunatic” this is. But this was an ad I just saw pop up, which is an amazing slap in the face to everyone who has worked for that title.

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Hey all, I have an item I would like 3D printed, and I really don’t want to buy a 3D printer (and fall down the rabbit hole of printing everything or never touching it again). Are there any places that I can send some sort of 3D drawing to, have them clean it up and print it and then ship it to me? Curious what’s out there, what I should look for, or what I should trust.

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It used to be you could find a box of photos or keepsakes that you inherited to look back on how things were or when you were a kid. Now, most of that is stored on phones, and most parents probably don’t think to share or save them in a way to be passed down in the future.

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We need this magazine to make a come back. I remember it was basically “Consumer Reports” for kids, but it had articles in it that taught kids to be critical of businesses practices such as calling out “new and improved” language on products and to think through how you’re being sold to.

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Does anyone know what happened to Crunchyroll-Downloader? I tried to log in and I got an invalid client. And then I saw the project was taken off GitHub. Did they finally get noticed and blocked? I’m bummed because I had some series I needed to finish off.

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Include both good and bad morals, habits, views, etc.

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So there’s something I need to get off my chest, and if I post it on my LinkedIn it would be career suicide at my level.

In a company, the largest line item by far is usually payroll. I have been at a number of companies that are trying to cut costs and don’t care if you come up with the correct amount via other OpEx categories, they want headcount reduced because “it’s so much”.

So along comes the promise of a computer bot that understands the normal person and also:

  • Does not require sick/vacation time
  • Does not take FMLA
  • Does not want a bonus/profit sharing/equity
  • Don’t have to pay unemployment taxes, Medicare or SSI
  • Does not require them to spend money on health insurance
  • Will not form a union
  • Wont ever file a lawsuit for any number of reasons
  • Will work 24/7

And this right there is the exact reason so many CEOs are salivating at the idea of AI. Not for worker efficiency, not for any number of “positive” benefits they may taut, but they finally have a glimpse of the chance to rid themselves of one of the largest headaches that they perceive in a company.

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I got crop dusted on my flight the other day and I thought I was gonna get diabetes from one person running to the bathroom. And then a couple weeks ago it smelled like death walking.

After that I realized that I’ve noticed most everyone that is fairly old (70+) is similar. So what causes that compared to the normal methane composition of adults?

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A sample journey when trying to install software:

  • Try your distros repos, it’s either not there or an older version
  • Oh wait, you need to add their repo to your list and try again
  • Actually, they don’t have a repo, but you can install this deb/rpm from their site
  • Nevermind, it actually needs to be installed with pip to get the latest version
  • Or wait, it was actually a rust package and needs cargo
  • Well, this package is available as a snap
  • Screw it, I’ll just build it from source…. Except the dependencies I need take me through the entire journey again

It’s crazy with a large package like mesa. It uses meson, which requires it be installed via pip, and also needs rust which is best installed via a snap, but then there are dependencies it needs that require multiple paths…

On Windows: find the msi or exe and be done with it.

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