I’m pretty sure the editor did that on purpose too.

Yes. In the Us.

This includes OP (original puller).

This also seems like a lesson in procrastination.

Lol, 57 posts, all in the same format, on a 15 fucking hour old account.

That seems normal to you?

Dig deeper. Try those critical reasoning skills.

This is a bot ^^

There was another instance that revealed all the data by post/comment. Far more useful to see if s post is getting brigaded, etc, or to see maybe if you have a wierdo stalker.

I just can’t remember what the instance was.

Such a great loop. AI?

This data only seems to cover part 121 and part 135 fatalities. In 2012, that was 9.

https://www.ntsb.gov/safety/data/Pages/2012-Avaiation-Accident-Summary.aspx

Assuming we can trust a .gov site’s data.

No one defended walled gardens. The conservation was about deprecating lesser used functions. Stop trying to use terms you don’t seem to understand.

WTF are you smoking? I just pointed out my last laptop from them is 13 years old and still going strong. Show me another brand that lasts like that.

Let me be clear: FUCK OFF

A little extra effort times “hundreds” of examples is a lot of extra effort…

Okay then. Thanks for your viewpoint.

I don’t actually own a 1080p monitor (nor an apple one), and that’s a pretty specific reason to hate macs of high resolution is your desire. I’m sure there are no similar issues with other platforms that someone could find as a reason to [presumably] turn their PCs into ewaste- which is the actual topic of this thread.

Hyperbolic much?

From another thread on this topic:

Even Microsoft themselves are moving away from it. They just left it on Windows as is for those who use old, standard-res LCD. Their subpixel antialiasing (ClearType) has been disabled by default on Microsoft Office (and many of their productivity products) for years.

The reason why they are moving away from subpixel antialiasing is because, the sole reason for it exist is for the shortcoming of standard LCD, where it has a big “pixel” that consist of row of RGB “subpixel”. Say if you want to draw a line of 1.5px, obviously you can’t divide that pixel in half. What people did was by using some of the “subpixel” to made up that 0.5px (e.g. it’ll only light up the blue subpixel if the 0.5px is to the left, or conversely the red subpixel if it’s tho the right). Here is an example. By using subpixel rendering on standard LCD, you can “fool” the user by adding that extra colour on the side, which when viewed on standard LCD, it will look smooth rather than those jagged colour.

Now, obviously this “illusion” will only work on display with big pixel consist of (in order) red, green, and blue subpixel. Now, since many people are moving away toward high resolution display (Apple’s main reason) and there are many other display type with different subpixel arrangements (Microsoft’s main reason, and also Apple’s with their OLED products), there is no reason to use subpixel rendering anymore (in fact, using it on any display other than LCD will look worse).

They put out the best commodity hw on the market IMO. The rest is subjective, and everyone is entitled to their preferences.

Also no mention that macos actually flows from the last Berkeley release of BSD and still has significant interoperability/portability with other variants. Oh well.

I guess I don’t get this attitude about macs. I switched to mac when I was traveling a lot in 2007 and saw how portable they could be compared to other laptops. It’s almost 2025 and I just bought my third one last year. My kids are still using my 13 year old MBA for homework, and the hardware is absolutely solid.

Edit: Lol, downvote reality. My favorite pastime.

So you’re saying it’s not really special. Not the highest, not the deepest?

Sure. Throw it in!

Does it 3D?

No, tell them how upset it makes you. Makes you cry.

The subsequent drop was because Elon bought in.