I think there's a pretty solid difference between comments on reddit vs here, and has been since the start, but it also does feel like the comments on reddit have become a lot nastier than I used to use it. No idea which one changed more to cause the bar to be adjusted.
Or searchable. I've tried several times to find things I'd seen previously on the fediverse and a solid two thirds I just couldn't find them again.
Reddit results on the other hand are basically a perfect match anytime I want to find something.
Yeah. If prehistoric humanity is anything like current humanity, lots of people have been cutting their hair since time immemorial for vision and annoyance reasons alone.
I kinda like it. It's cute.
Ish? You can get a solid enough ar15 for about 800$ these days, just gotta know where to look. https://www.smith-wesson.com/product/mp-15-sport-iii pcpartpicker says that 64gb ddr5 is about 800$ at the absolute cheapest, so ram being higher priced is a fair take, even if it's not entirely 100% correct.
Fwiw, this meme has been around for about a year now, and it was very much true the last time I priced things out. Guns just started to catch up, price wise.
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I checked the actual store prices for the gun I listed, not the MSRP, and its definitely cheaper than ram. Meme is 100% correct. Barebones ram costs more than barebones ar15.
This is some high quality memeing, for sure. Very funny, and really thoughtful editing.
And here I thought my device had suddenly ran out of ram or one of my apps started having major memory leaks.
Yeah, me too. Modern design has been incredibly disappointing for a while now.
Right. I haven't been able to actually do my own testing for life reasons, but I think it matters less what the actual numbers are here, and more that the guy stopped posting free 4k versions once the paid 1080p option came out; basically cutting his quality down in the name of, whatever benefit he gets from the paid 1080p thing.
In short, YouTube added a paid feature that encouraged the use of a shittier quality unpaid user experience. Worse, because it appears to be a choice on the creators side, instead of YouTube or the viewer, it shifts blame from YouTube, who created the situation in the first place, to the creator, who only took advantage of it (or used it because this is their job and they need the money to live).
This feature is limited to videos that don't have a better resolution than 1080p. It's also even more limited to videos that the uploaders choose to enable it on, or at least, se subset of 1080p videos, since I've seen new 1080p videos both with and without it. Finally, it doesn't apply to old 1080p videos.
if people upload at 1440p/4K, then it's just a non-issue anyway as they have much higher bitrates.
Yup. Doesn't make it any less frustrating to see my favorite nature guy's videos turn to shit just because of it.
Nature videos with the 'enhanced birate' option piss me off the most. Personally, they're basically unwatchable. There's nothing worse than watching a gorgeous shot of a waterfall, forest, river, lake, or whatever, and then getting ambushed by those fuckugly compression artifacts. Hell, I've seen dirt look bad enough to notice because of it.
I use the fedia.io search, and also search engines to try and find what I'm after. Ddg barely has any fediverse results at all and none of them are relevant. The fedia search sometimes has what I'm after, but I have to treat like the oldschool searches that didn't even allow for words being misspelled in order to find anything.
If I'm searching for a synonym to what I type, there's no hope for me using the fedia.io tool.