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the remaster is worth it even if you're watching on some clapped out old CRT because the color is WAY better now that it hasn't been destroyed by dodgy late-80s videotape editing technology
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Apr 28, 2017 23:59
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qirex posted:my work got me a new monitor! i work for a company whose bread and butter is selling dead trees and we literally never upgrade anyone with anything less than 24"
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May 20, 2017 16:50
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BONGHITZ posted:just use that weird triangle graph, it should work  agreed
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Jun 1, 2017 05:20
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Silver Alicorn posted:love too watch hbo on my 55" vizio yeah same
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owners at lastjob decided they wanted to do a big sales "scoreboard" display on the wall of their sales floor. so they got five ~60" 1080p TVs (with ultra-thin bezels), turned them sideways, and ganged them all into a single 5400x1920 display. their idiot contractor tried to do it on a mac mini at first and then eventually gave up and built out a custom PC in some 4u rackmount case and stuck one of those AMD eyefinity video cards in it. goddamn thing was fuckin' janky as poo poo and any time there was a power outage it was guaranteed at least one of the TVs would fuckin' lose the connection and we'd have to have to talk someone through reaching around the rackmount to wiggle/reseat the HDMI plugs, because we didn't have any IT staff on location there. the TVs alone cost a little over $10K apiece if I remember right, because of the minimal bezel requirement.
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Jul 12, 2017 21:45
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:sharp makes 90 and 100 inch displays, too is there a specific factory that does small runs of huge-rear end LCDs, or do they basically do one-off builds?
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Jul 12, 2017 21:46
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sounds like someone should have """accidentally""" tripped and bashed some of that equipment
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Jul 12, 2017 22:53
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surebet posted:
lmao that's loving awesome
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Aug 21, 2017 22:16
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we've still got win 7 but it's all on older computers. we actually have a refresh cycle here so we're just buying new computers with win10 and eventually there won't be win7 computers left.
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