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Comment Re:Wrong guy took mine (Score 2) 30

Then there's a person called Spac Eman born in March 75 who's sad their IRL name seems to be taken, even with their birth month and year tracked on...!

And what about all real name collisions like Don Johnson? Or this Michael Rowe who does software, is typically known by this first name abbreviation and can't take the name MikeRoweSoft anywhere...?

Comment Re:Illinois does Nuclear right. (Score 1) 25

Switzerland won't ever get that far in the near future, because electricity generation is around 60+% hydro and 30% nuclear. (Plus 5 percent solar / renewable.) From that point, getting 50% of electrical power from nuclear would require tremendously increased consumption for the Swiss to enter into the green side of your list, which isn't desirable for obvious reasons. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

Comment Re:Finally (Score 1) 27

During my engineering classes, the example was made time and again, that NTSC was accumulating a specific drift, which got cancelled on PAL. Now I was too late to the States to see any NTSC TV in action, it was all already digital, but plenty of acquaintances have, and all agreed that "our (analogue) TV is better than their (analogue) TV" which may or may not have been the case, for this and or other reasons.

What I do know of a friend who worked in video editing, back in the day for MTV, was that for broadcast, everything had to be smashed such that all TVs could show the image. He gave me a VHS of Aerosmith once, saying the quality of that was going to be way beter... He couldn't bear to watch his work on broadcast TV.

Comment Re:Finally (Score 1) 27

Nonsense, phase alternating lines (PAL) result in zeroing accumulating drifting signals, which Never Twice the Same Colour doesn't. Obviously, if you don't implement things in analogue electronics for real but have perfect digital noise and drift free representations, you're going to call bull shit about reality that you don't experience. Now, about SECAM.....

Comment Re:Another reason to avoid Chrome (Score 1) 161

If you write in your bug reports the way you write here sometimes, then perhaps they ignore you like the entitled prick you may well come across to them as. No offence, you may well be a fun person to have a drink with, but on the net, loads gets lost in transfer.

On top of that, feeling the devs of Firefox having disdain for you or users in general (I've not felt that vibe - contrary to every time in the last 2 decades I've used Gnome) is somehow enough for you to prefer a privacy raping product of one of the modern day digital axes of evil?

Are you sure you shouldn't just recalibrate your moral compass?

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