#Screen Technology

[blatentmisinformation]

Computer monitors work by very quickly turning lights on and off to trick your brain into perceiving colour.

[inc-immigrationnewscanada]

S25 Samsung's AI Leap and Screen Revolution - A Hands-On Experience Like No Other

In the constantly shifting sands of smartphone technology, Samsung has once again thrown down the gauntlet with the launch of the Galaxy S25 Ultra. This isn’t just another phone release; it’s a bold step forward in integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into our daily lives and redefining what we expect from a mobile device’s screen. From our hands-on experience at the exclusive Galaxy…

[reality-detective]

What gave the CIA the idea to start their MK Ultra experiments? 🤔

[warakami-vaporwave]

BSOD v2 Ocean Waves

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the miku expo 2024 shitshow is gonna be a real test of how much people have spent the past several years especially on tumblr/twitter/tiktok spaces anthropomorphizing and intensely attaching to the concept of miku as a character like she's a pokemon especially from all the "hatsune miku wrote harry potter/made minecraft/etc" shitposts that treat 'her' like something that inherently can't do anything wrong. already seeing people going "yeah but miku looks she's having fun she looks great on a screen it doesn't matter i just wanna see miku" hatsune miku is not a real person you are not going to hurt hatsune miku's feelings if you hold the company who owns this character responsible for breaking 10 years worth of concert quality precedent after charging you inflated concert prices with those very expectations in mind. some of you goons have fandom-worshiped yourselves into stockholm syndrome.

[talos-stims]

robot eyes with an arduino | source

[incognitopolls]

Most computers and phones can track this for you now, but if you can't find that data, answer with your best estimate.

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[thatswhywelovegermany]

Many people shout at technical devices

Berlin - When frustrated with technical devices such as printers or computers, a majority of Germans sometimes let out their anger by shouting at the technology. 70 percent of those surveyed – men more often than women – have shouted at their technical devices, according to a survey by the digital association Bitkom. But only three percent have damaged or destroyed technical devices. dpa (German press agency)

[prostocupoftea]

bro won a battle to be my current hyperfixation

alternate version (kiiinda suggestive) under cut

because i can >:)

also:

[kitty-0verl0rd]

i made some computer faces because i wanted my computer to have one, but i won't be using these. so you are welcome to edit and use them for anything (with credit, except for commercial purposes or ai)

[toughtalkers]

Hedy Lamarr was not only a beautiful actress but also a smart inventor. Her most well-known invention was frequency hopping in 1942. This technology, used to guide Allied torpedoes during World War II, prevented the interception and jamming of radio signals by switching frequencies rapidly. Although initially rejected by the Navy, it laid the foundation for modern wireless communication technologies like Wi-Fi, GPS, and Bluetooth communication systems.

[upsettingandunfortunateclasshate]

[bull-shit-suji]

actually no i need to talk about the green witch arc. ciel and his band of merry fools go to germany and learn that this forest is haunted by WEREWOLVES and in it is a village full of WITCHES with cursed amulets and potions and whatever

and the immediate vibe is "lol what a bunch of bogus" which is really just batshit coming from the kid with a demon butler

and then woah big reveal! it wasn't werewolves or witches it was a covert military operation REPLETE with radar tracking (not a thing until wwii) and electronic displays (most likely crt screens, which again weren't fully developed until the 1930s) and TANKS. for reference the first "tank" was put together by a guy in 1899 who mounted a machine gun to THIS

absolute paragon of engineering. the panzer (the exact model of tank in the arc) was not a thing until wwi.

and. and ciel and ESPECIALLY the Demon Butler in question are like. ohhhh yeah that makes more sense. the amulets were just transmitting our exact locations through technology that won't exist for another three decades. whew glad we sorted that one out. man wouldn't it have been CRAZY if it really was werewolves.

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Nissan Skyline GT-R R34

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BSOD v2 MtFuji v2

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HP iPAQ HW6515 (2005)