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In response to blip #93493

@Samael_Morningstar: For comparison most people watch their monitor at 2.5' which would need a PPI of ~115 for the average human, and ~300 PPI for the people with perfect vision. A regular 1080p 25" monitor has ~72PPI, my 1440p 25" monitor has 116 PPI.

In response to blip #93493

@Samael_Morningstar: Visual acuity is measured as angle, and is usually at 1 arcminute to differentiate between two points. At 1' distance ~300PPI is enough for most, which many 5" 1080p phones reach, 720PPI for people with perfect vision.

In response to blip #93493

@CCoyote: If you go from a TN panel to a good quality IPS or plasma the biggest difference is going to be the color fidelity, though the higher pixel density makes things look much clearer. I wouldn't trade my 1440p screen for a 1080p for any reason.

In response to blip #93493

@Samael_Morningstar: I think that's what it is. Sure there's some movies worth watching in higher resolution, but how many times can they do it?

2K < 4K < 8K < 16K?

Some smart tvs do like this weird thing where you can tell the FPS increases.

In response to blip #93488

@TheHuskyK9: it's crazy i tells ya!

4k has been around for a bit and there's some movies out there but it's like come on man, again? I'm still using my 1080P Panasonic from 2011. I can at least connect my tower to the tv via hdmi so I don't need cable.

8K TVs Worth it? Not right now.

"Hahaha! Now you can buy the movie again!"

"Yes, I want to see their pooores!"

Is it possible to have an 8K version of an old film? Yes, you can have an 8K version of old films if you have the film negative!

In response to blip #93460

@TheAmericanDragon: Like a duplicate account thing? Who knows. I'm not dumb or surprised, but I ain't jumping the gun just yet. I mean there is an active account by the same KC?

Really though, it's one of those E6 ghost stories. The past catches up.

In response to blip #93454

@NotMeNotYou: also, yeah i changed it. Truth is i was his cousin irl. His real name wasnt delsin, it was ben deese. Sure i liked what he did but didnt want it known that we were related, but you kinda forced my hand there. He did die via train suicide

In response to blip #93443

@NotMeNotYou:

KC, gone for a few years.
Apparently employed tactics of empathy hunting in order to "self serve" and create an image. Redacted pages of info. Known by some users to be a habitual liar. Didn't like Ratte. Sacrificed to you NotMeNotYou?

In response to blip #93424

@Grinn3r: You made a public blip, and he's just commenting on the fact that FA's security procedures, well, suck. His reply has nothing to do with your blip itself.
@Mairo For that matter, why does FA not use HTTPS by default? Isn't that kinda silly?

In response to blip #93429

@French_Fried: Anonymity sometimes gives rise to an "Internet tough guy" facade. They don't feel there's a consequence so they temporarily become a monster, so to speak. There are a few brilliant, genuine, and good people irl.