Losing color sensitivity =/= going blind. Most people have until around age 30 before these changes are noticeable, but it can hit earlier if you have a lot of UV exposure or health issues.
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I've noticed the same thing, whereby colors appear dull when I'm depressed and vibrant when treatment is working. But also note that colors naturally appear less vibrant as we age due to changes in our eyes and brains. For example, the lens of the eye yellows, and photoreceptor cells degrade.
Automation is kind of the key point here
It doesn't make sense that 1080p looks horrible at such a large size when I'm used to 4k?
For portable use I love this keyboard: https://a.co/d/a1s6Slt
It's not the best option if you're just using it at home, though.
Serial Experiments Lain. I managed to acquire a bootleg Japanese VHS of the show (sans subtitles) in '99 or '00 and fell in love. I bought the English dub as soon as I could find it. I was totally obsessed, even going as far as carrying a messenger bag like Lain had, and making a custom Windows XP theme based on Navi. I even bought a Palm Pocket to mimic the smartphones shown in the show.
Lain shaped my passion for IT, and I feel it changed my life in profound ways.
I'm confused by the sudden popularity. It went under the radar for so long. Now all of the merch goes for insane amounts of money.
This was a really interesting read. I'd love to see a follow-up with autistic individuals to determine if their synchronization matches neurotypical people, and if there's a difference when they speak with another autistic person.
Hell yeah salmon. It's expensive in my area but I try to eat it once a week, usually just pan fried and served on a salad. I find that it puts me in a great mood and gives me a lot of energy.
That's a yikes from me dawg.
1080p looks abysmal on my 65" though. Is there any solution?
Interesting, I'll have to play around with it. I've been docking it to my 4k TV so maybe I need to force a lower res.
This makes me feel sad.