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TAG, in Whatever, I'll use it and abuse it.
@TAG@lemmy.world avatar

Serious question, why not? Do they produce some harmful flicker or something?

PapstJL4U,
@PapstJL4U@lemmy.world avatar

burn in with static ui elements - The idea is, that regular very different images reduces the risk.

dipshit,

Some screens have pixelshifting to mitigate this. Also, burn in doesn’t happen as quickly as you might think.

Now, you wouldn’t want to go using an OLED for a billboard.

joyjoy,

So the same issue we’ve always had with crt, lcd, and plasma.

refurbishedrefurbisher, (edited )

Actually a different issue. With CRTs and plasma, burn-in would actually burn an image into the phosphors of the screen.

OLEDs will slowly burn out after continued use, usually starting with the blue LEDs, giving a similar appearance, but not exactly the same (for example, you can only see the image persistence when displaying an image).

LCDs don’t have either issue, but sometimes crystals can get stuck in a specific orientation, leading to (usually temporary) image retention. Gets worse in very cold weather. This is rare, though.

ShootBANGdang,

Doesn’t QD OLED fix this? Because the actual OLED part of it is only the backlight, then color filters produce the other colors

refurbishedrefurbisher,

I don’t have personal experience with it, so I don’t want to talk out of my ass.

gamermanh,
@gamermanh@lemmy.dbzer0.com avatar

Static UI elements you say?

Like games have?

Chais,
@Chais@sh.itjust.works avatar

Yea, but people don’t play the same game non-stop for 8 hours… actually, never mind.

kibiz0r, in Burned by the Dragon of the West

It’s great because it also implies that you have the capability of wisdom, but your impatience gets in the way.

moistclump,

Wholesome.

Maultasche,

Which is why this is the perfect description for Korra.

apprehentice, in Also likes food!

People be on there talking about how they love to go hiking every evening to watch the sunset on top of a mountain in the next state over before coming home and getting ready for their standup yoga meeting at 6 in the morning when all I want to do is come home, order a pizza, and turn on the tube. Get real.

NateNate60, in Chance encounter

I’m confused, someone explain the joke please

ladicius,

I don’t get it, too.

henfredemars, (edited )

Here’s the reference:

…wikipedia.org/…/John_Jacob_Jingleheimer_Schmidt

I’m curious. Where are you from? I didn’t know the children’s rhyme was uncommon.

Knusper,

Lots of us are from non-English countries…

henfredemars, (edited )

Right. Of course I understand that.

I asked where people who don’t understand the reference come from. That was my question, so I can understand better what places haven’t heard the rhyme before.

I didn’t know that this one specifically was centered on the United States and Canada before looking it up.

drugo,

Well, it’s in English. Being the lingua franca really made monolingual English speakers forget how language works

mriormro,
@mriormro@lemmy.world avatar

And being multi-lingual, seemingly, makes you respond like a smug asshole to a genuine question.

drugo,

Bro what the fuck kinda question is “uh I just wanted to know what places didn’t know this saying?” Throw a dart at a map, I’ll guarantee it lands in a place that never heard of it.

Stumblinbear,
@Stumblinbear@pawb.social avatar

Uh. There are plenty of things that tons of people know about, and plenty of things that only one country is aware of. You’ll never know until you ask.

Quit being a cunt, dude.

enki,

There are over one billion English speakers on this planet and only 1/3 of them are American, where the rhyme originates. So an American asking someone who has never heard the song before where they’re from is a valid question for the other 700,000 English speaking humans from the 8+ countries where English is the most common language.

drugo,

The billion figure is including non-native speakers who mostly don’t learn rhymes. Also, a billion minus 1/3 is 700,000? Let’s put it this way. If I posted about a rhyme in French, would it make sense to say “Oh, really you don’t know this saying? Where are you from?” Any place that doesn’t speak french is the answer.

Bumblefumble,

Well maybe he wanted to know if this was a thing in for example the UK, NZ, Australia, South Africa, India, etc. That’s a valid question. Also, maybe give him the benefit of the doubt and assume he meant 700,000,000.

Bumblefumble,

Well maybe he wanted to know if this was a thing in for example the UK, NZ, Australia, South Africa, India, etc. That’s a valid question. Also, maybe give him the benefit of the doubt and assume he meant 700,000,000.

enki,
  1. “Over one billion” - the current number is around 1.1 billion, so if my napkin math is correct that’s 1,100,000 x 0.66 = 726,000. Close enough for the girls I go with.
  2. If you’ve ever learned a foreign language, especially in primary school, one of the first things you learn are nursery rhymes. I remember my French professor singing Frère Jacques to the class on day one of college.
  3. Pretty much every country in Central and South America and a few islands in the Caribbean speak Spanish. They don’t speak the same Spanish dialect as Spain, nor do they generally speak the same dialect as countries that border them. Languages evolve, and language alone doesn’t typically inform things like nursery rhymes, culture does.

So congratulations, you’re ignorant in three different languages.

ieatpillowtags,

Are you implying that America is the only place where people speak English? Because that would be pretty stupid of you.

drugo,

You are implying that, I said “monolingual English speakers”

byroon,

I think they’re implying that English being the lingua-franca has made many monolingual English speakers forget that most of the world does not speak English as a first language, and those people are unlikely to be familiar with a children’s rhyme written in English.

byroon, (edited )

Even English speaking countries outside north America. Never heard of this rhyme in the UK

elementalguy2,

I remember it from the Recess movie when it was on Nickelodeon.

OrteilGenou,

Never heard of it in Canada

kzhe, (edited )

Never in Florida, Indiana, New Jersey, Tennessee

Edit: Listened to song & tune sounds familiar.

friend_of_satan,

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  • NegativeInf,

    Obviously never watched Barney.

    GreyEyedGhost,

    The lucky bastard.

    can,

    Welp, thank you for letting me know why I couldn’t remember where I first heard it.

    I wonder what else I could unlock if I watched through those old shows.

    crycry,
    @crycry@lemmy.ml avatar

    Australian here, Never heard of it. Seems its mainly an America and Canada thing according to your link?

    BeardedGingerWonder,

    Kids + YouTube is spreading its popularity. I hadn’t heard it in the UK until 4-5 years ago.

    OPHanma,

    The Wiggles sing this song/rhyme all the time

    Shadow,
    @Shadow@lemmy.ca avatar

    Canadian here, never heard this.

    can,

    Canadian here, have heard of this.

    ForestOrca,
    @ForestOrca@kbin.social avatar

    You really need this to get the effect: https://yewtu.be/watch?v=CVZHk0nt5j4

    The full effect requires at least 100+ little kids merrily singing this nonsense song at the top of their lungs.

    Bougie_Birdie,
    @Bougie_Birdie@lemmy.blahaj.zone avatar

    Where I grew up, there was a children’s song where the main refrain is: “John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt, his name is my name too”

    The name John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt is quite unlikely and singular. And yet, this other guy has the exact same name as him

    IndiBrony, in NOW you can kick me
    @IndiBrony@lemmy.world avatar

    Yeah I saw you guys arguing in the other post. Regardless of who was in the wrong in that argument, threatening mod action on someone you disagree with is such a Reddit move - I’m pretty sure a lot of people came here to escape that kind of bullshit power trip.

    Track_Shovel, (edited )
    @Track_Shovel@slrpnk.net avatar

    I didn’t see it, but I agree. The job of a mod is to enforce the rules of the community. Rules should be well thought out and boundaries distinct. For instance, no porn. Any rules without well defined boundaries are difficult to enforce and lead to power trips. Ideally, nebulous rules would require mod consensus, if these types of rules must exist to begin with.

    E: lawl, looks like the mods read this

    TrismegistusMx,

    I was banned from this server for speaking against the zionist genocide, so don’t expect impartiality from these fascists.

    antik,
    @antik@lemmy.world avatar

    You made me look this up in the modlog and wow are you twisting what happened. That’s not “speaking up against zionist genocide” but pure unfiltered antisemitism.

    Fascists? GTFO

    EndlessApollo,

    That’s a different user from op right? Idk how that’s relevant to this post, what am I missing?

    antik, (edited )
    @antik@lemmy.world avatar

    It was a reply to this person but their comment was removed.

    EndlessApollo,

    I hate when that happens, thanks for the explanation lol

    gamenac,

    This might not be super popular, but here goes nothing:

    Not all opinions are equal. Just because time and space is given equally to different views doesn’t mean one isn’t right over the other. I encourage you to read and listen to people on both sides of a conflict or topic. Look up what they are talking about on a website or source that is impartial (Conservative media is not the best option for fact finding, but neither are ‘tankie’ style sources. Think research papers, news outlets outside of the area where the topic is most prevalent).

    If a narrative or piece of media is using terminology to make one side seem completely evil or bad, chances are it may not be the most unbiased source. Terms like fascist, communist, nazi, terrorist, antifa, woke, BLM, etc. are used a lot as buzzwords to dehumanize and incite people to one side or the other (not always true, but good to look closer at the information presented). If a story makes it so you are the hero by denouncing something, disliking an idea/peple/person/belief, be cautious, chances are it is an emotional ploy to get you to side one way or the other despite factual evidence.

    At the end of the day, it is up to each of us to act responsibly with what we put out into the world based on our opinions and understanding. Every single person involved in things like the Palestinian/Israeli conflict is a human being and is going through something much more complicated than most of us will ever have to experience personally. Treat people like people, show respect when due, and be sensitive to the chaos and pain someone might be living through. We need less hate in the world, not more.

    I say all this to say, your ideas are currently full of animosity and hate. They are not valid and should rightly be removed from the discussion until you can communicate them more effectively and less emotionally. Intolerance cannot be tolerated if we want to have a better world for each and every one of us.

    bloopernova,
    @bloopernova@programming.dev avatar

    Why are the juicy drama threads always deleted by the time I see references to them?

    pooberbee, in Aaaaaand it's over

    In my defense, I’ve had a phone hang up or do weird stuff because it couldn’t tell the difference between a fingertip and an earlobe way too many times. Like, a shitty phone has nearly altered the course of my life because of this, and that’s not okay.

    Wogi,

    It’s not just shitty phones, nice phones have this problem too.

    I cannot for the life of me find the earpiece on new phones, my face dials and hangs up and does all kinds of weird shit if I try to have a conversation on the phone the way you’re supposed to.

    It’s not my fault touch screens suck.

    Frigid,

    Hate to break it to you… but if it has this problem, it is in fact a shitty phone. Price or popularity doesn’t automatically make it good.

    TheOctonaut, (edited )

    Are you… Rubbing the phone on your face?!

    ALostInquirer,

    How else are they going to get the full emotional range of your call?

    treesquid,

    You should be able to hit the power button while on a call and turn off the display, then put it to your ear. Much less effort than the people around you have to make to keep from slapping you

    rainynight65,

    Been using touchscreen phones for 13 years now and never once had anything like this happen.

    samus12345, in Just give me about 10%
    @samus12345@lemmy.world avatar
    AngryCommieKender,

    Best Morticia

    SHOW_ME_YOUR_ASSHOLE,

    This movie played at a bar I visited recently and it made me realize why I like BDSM.

    madcaesar, in What a difference a decade can make

    It’s 2023… People still believe some dude walked on water… And some other dude split the moon in half with a sword… Then put it back… The stupid has been with us since forever.

    CaptnNMorgan,

    Woah, what’s the second one from?

    Smoogs,

    Quran.

    Although I think Scientology is by far still the most fucked up story: Possessed by aliens.

    countflacula,

    Possessed by very confused alien souls that got here because an intergalactic alien warlord named Xenu wanted to do a genocide so he rounded up a bunch of other aliens, tied them to volcanoes on Earth, bombed those volcanoes with hydrogen bombs, captured their souls and made them go to therapy.

    (For those who may have missed that south park episode)

    Schadrach,

    I mean, that is the crux of the OTs. There’s a reason they tell members that it’s dangerous knowledge that will literally kill anyone who sees or hears it before they’ve been prepared by scientology. Anyone who claims to know and isn’t an OT is clearly lying because they are alive, so the silly alien soul story is clearly a lie until you’ve been brainwashed enough.

    countflacula,

    I thought the silly alien story came out because their higher OT handbooks were admitted as evidence in a case and became part of public record.

    Schadrach,

    It did. But most members aren’t going to be handed court transcripts, they’re going to be exposed to people trying to explain it to them.

    Who are clearly lying because they’re claiming to know the OT documents, aren’t OTs, and haven’t gone mad or died.

    Fiivemacs, in Straight hustlin'

    It’s weight watchers, not weight losers.

    MacNCheezus,
    @MacNCheezus@lemmy.today avatar

    Touché

    Wogi,

    I used to have a buddy that would rubber band on weight watchers.

    He’d do it for a while, lose an astounding amount of weight, stop, gain every pound back.

    I have no idea if he’s still doing this but it was like a 2 year cycle. Spend a few months thinking about going back on, decide it was worth the money, get on, do great for 6 months and then get tired of it, or get a craving for something, and that would be the end of it.

    Honestly the system would work if it were manageable long term but from what I’ve seen there’s just no preparation for getting off of it. You’ve gotta get to a point where you can handle gaining a few pounds every now and again, and then lose it again and do maintenance until the next event where you’re going to have something bad. WW seems to expect you to stick to their meal plan permanently and that is frankly too fucking restrictive to last.

    southsamurai, in Choose carefully
    @southsamurai@sh.itjust.works avatar

    But it’s in incomplete list. Without boobs, it isn’t a fair comparison.

    Master,

    Dyson sphere has boobs

    cmgvd3lw,

    But no nipples

    Mannimarco,

    Boobs are pretty neat

    AllonzeeLV, (edited ) in Ignorance is bliss

    I made a deal with myself a long time ago, my primary value:

    I’d rather know than be happy.

    Reality is cold and bleak. We have so many social constructs meant to obfuscate that fact. I wouldn’t change my values, but they aren’t a path to a shiny, happy life, and blissful ignorance values are among the biggest reasons our civilization’s outlook is so bleak.

    A CEO has no desire to see how those they laid off are doing months later, or the children they hurt polluting a water source, or their own current employee’s subsistence living conditions despite the revenue they generate. They should have to see the pain they’ve caused to line their pockets, as should shareholders who applied pressure in willful ignorance for maximum profit(bliss), but ignorance is bliss.

    Which is why, though alluring, the bliss of willful ignorance is a dangerous and antisocial value to live by.

    Moriarty,

    I feel the same way.

    lemmy_ph,

    where ignorance is bliss, 'Tis folly to be wise

    Crashumbc, in So that's it, huh? We're some kind of Suicide Squad?

    Witcher :(

    And I’m not talking about the casting or other stuff. Just the general writing and conversion from books to screen sucked ass

    The_Picard_Maneuver,
    @The_Picard_Maneuver@startrek.website avatar

    It was like a teenager wrote the dialogue.

    saintshenanigans,

    From what I’ve heard it would have been multitudes worse if Cavill wasn’t so passionate about the source, too.

    SpaceCowboy,
    @SpaceCowboy@lemmy.ca avatar

    Yeah I never read the books or played the games. So when I watched it I thought it was kinda janky because they were trying a little to hard trying to stay true to the books.

    Then I later found out it wasn’t true to the books. Sure sometimes you need to change things to make a story work better for a new medium. But why is it so jank then?

    If they made changes but it worked really well as a TV show because of those changes I can understand. And if the show is janky because they tried to stay too close to the books, I can understand. But they made a janky show that’s not true to the books. I don’t understand!

    Maggoty,

    Some of the jank is because of the first book for sure. Doing three different converging timelines isn’t easy.

    Blackmist,

    I’ve heard even that books aren’t that good, basically being medieval James Bond, but somehow even more misogynistic.

    Steve, in Flight sim people are on another level

    Why so few monitors??

    cm0002,

    Lol first thing I thought of, 4/10, cool control panels, but not even a large curved display

    sunbeam60,

    Fuck curved display. You either build a dome or you have three large displays (TVs) arranged in a 270 degree square around you.

    Moose,
    @Moose@moose.best avatar

    I’m going to take a guess that this sim setup is mainly for IFR or instrument flying. I know some people that do virtual airline stuff and they follow real life as closely as they can, so after taking off its auto-pilot on and using instruments for navigation instead of visual landmarks.

    Stupidmanager, in Let do this

    back in the 90s I worked for a pc tech shop and my buddy in a different office location would often quick draw customers and reactions, then fax them to me. It was a game, telling a story, all via fax. gah, I loved the 90s… today these same drawings would be on the front page for 1 day and then forgotten until some bot reposts them. But in the 90’s, we could tell adventure stories in 3 block panels to others via fax.

    pearsaltchocolatebar, in About to get drafted

    I’ve stopped answering my dad’s phone calls since he only calls for computer help.

    My mom still gets help because she at least tries to figure it out before calling me.

    mryessir,

    One day you may regret. Did you put the same amount of effort into supporting him as he has done rasing you? (: No offense, just something to think about.

    pearsaltchocolatebar, (edited )

    Well, it’s hard not to beat zero effort.

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