

Well, the thing is the 1080 on the 4k projector still looks a little better than it does on a native 1080 because it upscales with pixel shifting. It doesn’t look as sharp as 4k, but still a bit better than 1080 (at least from ~10’ at 120").


Well, the thing is the 1080 on the 4k projector still looks a little better than it does on a native 1080 because it upscales with pixel shifting. It doesn’t look as sharp as 4k, but still a bit better than 1080 (at least from ~10’ at 120").


Pixel shifting is for when it upscales, isn’t it? If you have a 4k source, you’ll get a 4k picture from what I read about this series.
That said, 1080p upscaled definitely still looks better compared to the old projector (though the newer one is also brighter, which also helps).


I get what you are saying, however at 120", less than 20 feet away, you can literally see the individual pixels (especially at 1080). It absolutely does make a difference under the right circumstances, that is empirically true. You can test it yourself if you are skeptical but I’m telling you for a fact that on resolution alone there is a noticeable difference for anyone who has 20/20 vision on a big screen closer up.


This is highly dependent on screen size and viewing distance.
On a computer screen or a phone screen? No, it’s not really noticeable. Hell, on some phone screen sizes/distances, you might not even be able to tell 720p vs 1080p.
On a 120"+ projector screen? Yes, it is definitely noticeable.
I have a small home theater and picked up a refurbished 4K LED projector (Epson 3200) coming from an old 1080DLP (Viewsonic 8200) - massive difference!
FFS, so what’s a keyboard that isn’t shitty and invasive?


Physical books?


You might also enjoy VVVVV and Meatboy.


It would also slow if companies were told insane lies about the capability of AI (“it’s living having a team of PHD level experts at your disposal!”) and then companies realized that many of these promises were total bullshit.


Ideally, don’t eat after you brush your teeth/floss, wait at least 30 minutes and don’t eat (or drink anything other than water) before bed.
Realistically, it’s not going to kill you or anything but if you do it a lot, you will be more likely to end up with cavities.


Put the money in my pocket and forget about the whole thing.


Stop making abysmal posts then?


Using more electricity than average? Get automatically raided!
Yeah sounds pretty fucked up to me.


Heroes of Hammerwatch: It’s a roguelike 2d isometric RPG. Haven’t played much yet but so far I haven’t found a reason to stop playing.


$69.99
That’s cool, I’ll continue not buying your shitty, overpriced games!
If you happen to make a good one, maybe I’ll buy the fully patched DRM free version with all the DLC for $5 in a few years.


I felt the same way but ended up having to do it for a while after our call centers got overwhelmed and actually got really good at it (much to my surprise).


Consider [email protected] for transport solutions (my primary transportation is a bicycle even though I can drive and have a car).
As for finding work, figure out what you can do/are good at, and learn to do it well. For me, it was IT, but I’ve known people on the spectrum in all sorts of fields from photography to administration. You just have to find a thing or things that you like/can tolerate, then start networking/working your way in however you can. Certifications, trade schools, or even maybe just starting out with a hobbyist group - whatever you can do to distinguish yourself, learn, and connect with other people in the field.
There may be resources or groups either from the government or private organizations that can help you, but it can depend on where you are. Not a strict necessity but it could be helpful.


Ooooh, you lost me at Ubisoft.


Oh, that’s not too bad price-wise actually.


If you want a cheap solution, just get a mirror in the same dimensions as your bed but I am pretty sure you could find a PEI bed for less than 100 if you keep looking.
In the future, if you stick with glass, don’t print directly on it with stuff like PET or ABS: use a release layer like hairspray or a thin layer from a glue stick, otherwise it can bond to the glass and break it.
Yep, on phones and other mobile devices, lower resolutions help significantly with battery life and framerates. Tiny super high resolution displays are pretty much pointless unless you’re using a VR headset (then the resolution matters more).