Can someone with more brains than I have explain why my Pixel 7 gives me blurry vision, but my computer monitors and old Samsung do not?
Because if monitors are heading this way, I might have a problem.
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100% committed to the boycott. Haven't shopped there since it was first suggested. We scan everything to avoid supporting genocide in Gaza as well. I'm old and cranky and just not having it.
I have a hackable Switch but I'm afraid of bricking it or something. Is that a concern? I'm pretty technically inclined but no genius.
I have, with mostly video game or movie wallpaper. I don't have any examples at the moment, but I prefer colourful minimalist stuff.
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This is my favourite comment on Lemmy so far.
But for real? Linux is actually so great. I'm running a shitty old PC as a media server and learning Linux as I go. It's so light and nimble compared to a Windows machine. For anyone considering Linux, I highly recommend trying it out even if it's just for funsies.
Watch a few beginner tutorials on YouTube and see which one appeals to you most.
I have an Eco Tank for work. It's okay. The print quality isn't impressive, but it does the job. The ink is about $100 CAD for the 4 colours, but we get many hundreds of pages out of that. Just be sure to use it regularly because the nozzles are finicky bitches.
I'm in my 40s and I've been pirating since the 90s.
You're right. Indie being short for independent, e.g. shit some band records on the cheap, typically with little attention paid to production both during recording, and post. I'm not sure why people think it's a genre.
I use dark mode, but I turned on the night light feature and at some point, I think I adjusted the black down so it wasn't so black?
It's so bad that I can't use my phone for more than a few minutes at a time because I can't do anything else after that. My eyes are so blurry I don't feel safe driving.