are you sure about that? <1/2 vertical resolution machines (240p/288p) used a trick to always generate odd frames producing progressive video, thats what gave that distinctive (and imo ugly) black bar every second pixel row
You probably also think Mass Effect Andromeda facial animations are spot on. You are on the spectrum, a lot of us are, doesnt mean social cues arent important.
Attribution is one. In your own words leaked techniques are so primitive they simply cant be the stuff CIA is using, ergo _You_ personally wouldnt attribute this primitive piece of malware DLL injecting itself into a random text editor as state actor attack = success.
caching is out of style nowadays, you lose precious user tracking, not to mention dynamic web. Its as bad as DNS TTL (some keep it at couple of minutes or lower).
fun Microsoft fact - windows firewall is preconfigured with a build-in outbound traffic backdoor. You cant filter localhost, DNSCache listens on localhost and will happily relay everything. You have to manually disable dnscache service and give up caching to plug this hole. You want to be able to ping? cant do that, ICMP traffic originates in System process, so you either let everything send ICMP packets, or filter it all out, there is no middle ground.
Obviously not, there is no memory inside the glass, and bandwidth is limited. LCD screens still scan in.
The difference is LCD keeps picture until told otherwise, whole picture is emitting light. CRT has limited phosphor persistence, there is only one point/pixel being lit at any given time.
Here we go again, people used to NTSC telling us pixel perfect is wrong, and distorted garbage puked out of NTSC encoder is the only proper way to play old systems. +the suggestion CRT is unable to display more than 256 distinct horizontal pixels is just gold (Broadcast NTSC cant encode more due to being shit, nothing to do with TV itself).
This is old tired 'vinyl and tubes master race' argument, because thats how I listened to music when I was young in the seventies ergo that is the perfect sound damn it!!1.
This is getting really ridiculous now. CTIA, organizers of "Wireless Repair Expo", expo for companies providing repair tools and services, are actually lobbying AGAINST right to repair ...
Warning: They keep using underspecced parts in the cpu supply, and treat customers like idiots by pretending to never heard about the problem(Apple tactic to avoid warranty/lawsuit).
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