#Mini-LED

[techdriveplay]

What Is the Difference Between OLED and LED Displays?

In today’s tech-driven world, display technology plays a crucial role in enhancing our digital experiences. From smartphones to televisions and even laptops, the screen quality significantly impacts how we perceive content. With so many display options on the market, one common question arises: What is the difference between OLED and LED displays? Both technologies offer unique advantages, but…

[dztechs]

أحدث شاشات Mini-LED المُتاحة: استعراض أفضل الخيارات

يشهد عالم الشاشات تحولات ملحوظة، ومن بين التطورات البارزة تأتي شاشات Mini-LED كتقنية مُبتكرة ومُثيرة للانتباه. يُمكن لشاشات Mini-LED ترقية تجربة المشاهدة لديك من خلال الصور المُذهلة وتقنية HDR. تتخطى شاشة Mini-LED حدود شاشات LCD التقليدية، وتُوفر سطوعًا عاليًا وألوانًا مذهلة وألوانًا سوداء داكنة وتعتيمًا دقيقًا، وهو حلم أصبح حقيقة للكل من اللاعبين والمُبدعين. تتنوع شاشات Mini-LED بميزاتها وأدائها، وتُقدم تحسينًا ملحوظًا في تجربة العرض. يهدف هذا المقال إلى استعراض أبرز الخيارات المُتاحة، مقدمًا تحليلًا شاملاً لأفضل الشاشات Mini-LED المُتاحة في السوق. تحقق من مواصفات شاشات العرض التي يتم الخلط بينها وما تعنيه. Read the full article

[saggiosguardo]

Apple Watch con schermi micro-LED, iPad e MacBook con OLED: il futuro degli schermi sui dispositivi Apple

Uno dei motivi per cui preferisco l’Apple Watch Ultra alla versione normale è il display più grande. E tutte le volte che affermo questa cosa ci sono almeno un paio di persone che mi contraddicono, sostenendo che sia identico rispetto a quelli standard, come l’attuale Series 9. In effetti, la differenza in termini di display è davvero poca cosa visto che si tratta di mezzo millimetro in più di…

[thebibliosphere]

I feel like I've complained about Tim's email situation in Gotham Knights before (edit: I have), but the truth of it is just so funny.

He's signed up for so many podcasts, video game streamers, and random news alerts; it's just a constant barrage of data going straight into his constantly whirring brain. Hell, he even floats the idea of the Batfamily having their own podcast as a way to correct misinformation about them (which Jason shoots down instantly), and it's made me realize something.

Timothy Drake would be a YouTuber.

In this universe specifically, Timothy Jackson Drake, the heir to Drake Industries and the foster son of the late Bruce Wayne would be a YouTuber.

Think about it. It'd be the perfect cover. Who would ever suspect that some 16-year-old nepo baby with a YouTube channel could ever be Red Robin? You'd have to be mad. I mean, look at him.

Red Robin just dropped out of literal thin air and garotted someone four times his size, and you expect anyone to believe that's the same kid who does 24-hour Minecraft charity streams and occasionally drops 6-hour video essays (his last one was on Lex Luthor's illegal bit mining operation on the moon)?

That kid?

You think that kid is Red Robin?

Ch'yah, okay, sure. And the Joker is funny 🤡.

[r-aindr0p]

is mini rollo flamable?

Yes they are :))) Some of them did catch on fire on the candelabras at pomefiore and they entered mini dark fire mode (silly little harmless legged flames) And to andwser another question about the fate of the minis at diasomnia well... No idea if they stayed in dark fire mode green edition or if it was too much for the little guys, I'll let it to your imagination...

The ones I crafted too, this one got his legs uhh a bit burned-

[wildtales1973]

by the way this interview should qualify as elder abuse.

[tarraxahum]

This was gonna be a reply to a reply but I thought maybe I should just make my own post. Yes this is about Vi again.

It's no secret that "Vi should've fought for Zaun" and the expectation of her being Vander's prodigy and feeling like the plot dropped the ball on her in that regard and the betrayal at the fact that she's living comfortably in Piltover now are. Frequent sentiments in the fandom. Which I get, but also I feel that this line of expectations is. Diverging from who Vi actually is by the end and what she was realistically capable of.

Vi in season 2 is basically running on fumes and because she has no other options. It is a well known thing in irl activist spaces that to participate in any kind of fight for justice you need to take care of yourself, otherwise you won't have the energy to be any kind of useful to your community. Ekko also says this - "It's not enough to give people what they need to survive, you have to give them what they need to live". Vi has been surviving and not living in any shape or form for years, she's exhausted and broken in places. That's no mental state to fight for Zaun or make any kinda change. I think it's extremely realistic and human and hardly a flaw of writing or the character if by the end the only thing she was able to do was collapse into the safety and peace she was offered for the first time in forever (aka Caitlyn). It's clear that in her last scene she's still recovering mentally - Cait seems to be excited to have any sign of life (singing) from her at all, and the "Are you still in this fight?" question is very loaded. (But it's indicated that Vi is very much still in the fight, so? It's really anyone's guess what she'll do once she's healed and remembers how to live. And don't bring up LoL's Vi brutality thing, it's clear they're different characters).

I think in wanting to see Vi stand up for Zaun or be Vander's prodigy we often deny her the flaw of being a breakable human and forget just how much she's held together by duct tape. Just because she was full of this 'fuck Piltover' fire as a kid doesn't mean she is still capable of matching that energy. Sometimes after lots of trauma humans grow up into tired adults who just want to sit down and feel safe regardless of where it happens and how questionable it might look (re: living in Piltover). Not to mention, that even as a child Vi's main reason for fuming at the Topside was wanting safety for her family and herself. Well, now she's all out of family, she's estranged from the community of Zaun thanks to being in prison for 7 years and Silco changing the place so much, and the only person who's offering her safety and not more fighting (which she's exhausted and thoroughly burnt out from!) is Caitlyn, so. How is where she ended up any kind of surprising or a failure of her writing/character?

Yes, a lot of people wanted a revolutionary, no, Vi isn't one. Dare I say, never really was one. At her lowest, when she's got no one left to protect, she's not trying to fill in that void by taking on protecting Zaun and becoming a vigilante or something, no, she spirals. That is not something on her radar, that's not something she's visibly cut out to do, she cares so so much but on a smaller scale. Even the whole shimmer factory debacle was less about Zaun and more about her desire to hurt Silco personally for what he'd done to her family. If Jinx agreed to run away with her back at the tea party Vi would ditch the entirety of Zaun (potentially leaving it to Silco forever since he's still alive at that point) in a heartbeat to keep her sister and save Cait in one move. She puts on an enforcer uniform BECAUSE she cares for Jinx (through convincing herself that at the very least she should take her out of her misery herself rather than leaving it to people who don't care, yes) and Cait both.

Perhaps a hot take, but not becoming a leader despite being good at taking hits to the head and caring about people in general and being a daughter of one does not make Vi a badly written character or a bad person. It just makes her a person. And a character whose arc culminated in choosing herself. And choosing yourself sometimes means leaving the fight to others (perhaps temporarily, considering the final dialogue). And that's okay.

Arcane is tragedy about flawed people, not a feel-good story about a successful revolution and rich people paying for their crap, and it was never going to be. Ergo one of our main character isn't an upcoming hero in shining armor who was allegedly robbed of her potential. She's just a broken young woman who barely knows how to keep her own little life together and her biggest victory by the end is allowing herself to take a breath and live for once. Yes, while her home down there is still in shambles. Yes, that sounds selfish. For some people a bit of selfishness is the greatest thing they can ever learn for themselves.

[fizzybugzz]

Tobi’s first words!

[tamara-kama]

I think my Jem and The Holograms throw pillows look good here.. 👩🏻‍🎤🤘🏻😎✊🏻💜

[amelikos]

Grusha, huh.

[lord-squiggletits]

They're never gonna make a megop dynamic that's as good as IDW ever again and the sooner I accept that the sooner I'll be able to curb my disappointment when every continuity from now until the end of time makes Megatron and Optimus' story "Megatron is the gladiator/writer who actually has protagonist energy because he has goals and is starting a conflict against the government (antagonist), and Orion is just his bestie/simp friend tagging along bc he had no ambitions until Megatron showed him the light" like oh my god give OP initiative for once in his life I'm begging

[futuremrscameron]

intrigued by the idea of rafe and barry having a friends with benefits situation pre-s1

[artnerd1123]

hmmmmmaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA-

[desertangels70s]

[paigemathews]

Thinking about the "To Summon the Dead" spell and pondering bc that seems like pretty powerful magic, y'know? Literally calling a spirit from the Great Beyond to appear before you just because you wanted it. And we only see the sisters (and Penny) use it, so what if it's not a spell that anyone can use? The sisters are only able to use it as easily as they do because they're the Charmed Ones, incredibly powerful witches. In contrast, other witches... can't do that. It takes extreme skill and power (that Penny developed over her life) to cast it or specific circumstances, like the Wiccaning, where other witches/spirits lend their power towards the spell. (It's why it's the Halliwell matriarchs that specifically are included in the Wiccaning because of their power and skill instead of just all previous Halliwell witches.)