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Except that you didn’t, otherwise you wouldn’t be complaining! And as such this argument has come full circle.

I gave you a fix, you don’t want it; fine, go ahead and stay miserable, but that’s on you. Keep me out of your misery.

Blocking you now. Bye.

Then pick a middle ground setting that works for you and be done with it.

Also please stop being a whiny little brat. It’s unattractive.

You don’t do it “every time”, you set it once and then never change it again.

Find me a tablet that fits in my pocket and I will.

Unfold the phone, then go into Developer Options and increase the Minimum Width setting until you have the screen real estate you wanted. That’ll solve the issue of things not properly being zoomed out when you unfold it.

Next, fold the phone and increase the setting again until you’re happy with how that one looks too.

Get a Fold 7. It’s the same size as your average flagship when folded. But be warned: Once you get used to having a tablet in your pocket, there’s no going back. It’s especially great for restaurant menus, mobile games, and YouTube.

Which foldable do you own? There is no visible crease on my Fold 7 during normal use. The only way I can see it is by placing the phone directly under a light and angling it in an unnatural direction.

That said, my old Fold 4 had an obvious crease. But it’s no longer an issue with modern foldables.

Fold 7 owner here and I can confirm that the crease is invisible during normal use. You have to purposely angle your phone in unnatural directions under a light to see it. My last phone was a Fold 4 and it was definitely visible then. Not anymore.

Good to know. Almost bought a Fold 6 but decided to fork over the dough for a Fold 7 instead (mainly cause I love how it’s as thin and light as any other phone when folded).

Thanks for making me feel a lot better about dropping $2K on this fucking thing. Best phone I’ve ever owned but I paid out the ass for the privilege.

I will once Nvidia gets off their asses and properly implements support for the Nvidia App in Linux. I’ve tried the alternative control panels for Nvidia GPUs. They suck.

Look: It doesn’t matter what you think is and isn’t a TV, the fact of the matter is that the target market doesn’t have one of these and doesn’t care. They’ve got their $300 65" Hisense from Walmart, and guess what? Those TVs don’t have DisplayPort. That’s the point.

Now please stop being a pedantic jerk just for the sake of a it and go away.

Um, I said TV, and all three of these are monitors. Niche monitors at that too, none of them are even in stock.

Furthermore, how many console gamers do you know who have a 55" Alienware monitor in their living room? I did say consumer TV as well, ya know.

Hey man, if the vibes aren’t right, it’s probably AI. Uncanny Valley and shit, bruh. Seems legit.

Find me a TV that’s both designed for gaming and has a DisplayPort. Hell, find me any consumer TV with the port. Remember that the Steam Machine is intended for the living room big screen, not a 27" gaming monitor.

I doubt ICE is even aware of Lemmy’s existence. They’re more likely spending their resources on the major normie platforms like Instagram and Twitter.

Either way, they can swallow my dick & balls and lick my whole asshole clean.

Stremio + Torrentio FTW

Creepy little shit.

That’s a brilliant idea, but why does your PC have cooling issues? I literally never worry about overheating because I sized my radiators and heatsinks adequately for my equipment, fans set in a positive pressure configuration to minimize dust accumulation. All I gotta do is clean the filters once every few months, and everything stays cool and clean.

If your overheating issues are a result of budgeting issues, I feel for you. Otherwise it wouldn’t be a bad idea to invest in better cooling so that you never have to worry about temps.

I used to hate on RGB in PCs, until I realized that they can do more than just rainbow vomit; with enough LEDs you can actually get a visible image… If you squint…

One of my favorite things to do with RGB is use the RAM sticks as VU meters and the CPU radiator fans as visualizers when playing music; gives off oldschool HiFi vibes and reminds me of my Winamp days.

Well that explains a lot lol

The bubble will eventually burst, but LLMs are not going away. The can of worms has already been opened. Either embrace them, or get left behind.