Standard Equipment And Options

[Grumpy Cat]

That was cool. I owe you one.

If you like that, try Ctrl+W.

 

[Rickb]

Reason I asked is because on big screen TV's the ideal viewing distance is 1.5 to 1.6 times the diagonal measurement of the screen; it's where your eyes don't see the pixels and it does the blend. I had to go through all that when I was trying to determine the biggest TV screen I could put in the living room (I ended up with a 70" and a 11' ideal viewing distance)
That's another point, is it a TV or is it a monitor you're using?

I can barley see pixel definition on my Vizio 55" Ultra HD TV at a couple inches from the screen. Very smooth, seamless video. I would do the 120" Vizio TV at a 5' viewing distance if I could afford it.

 

[Marshall]

If you like that, try Ctrl+W.

Nope! Not this time.

 

[Frim]

If you like that, try Ctrl+W.

That is more fun than I am usually allowed to have. Owe you two.

 

[Frim]

Nope! Not this time.

CONFESS!! I will bet you did it.

 

[Marshall]

CONFESS!! I will bet you did it.

Fool me once - Shame on you; Fool me twice, Shame on me!

 

[bunchathrees]

Shift-Alt-F4 turns into a newt whoever told you to Alt-F4.

 

[Coss]

I can barley see pixel definition on my Vizio 55" Ultra HD TV at a couple inches from the screen. Very smooth, seamless video. I would do the 120" Vizio TV at a 5' viewing distance if I could afford it.

When I was doing my TV search the Ultra HD's weren't out.

 

[Coss]

If you like that, try Ctrl+W.

Back in the days of the BBS; we used to have an online trivia game that we played as a group.
We used to tell people "if you do these keystrokes after an answer, you can steal that persons points"
We're playing, answer comes up; click: they were gone. (It would disconnect you)
Worked every time we had someone new come in.

 

[Kuda]

"A la carte" and "café credits"...Sounds more like Paul's opening a restaurant.

Getting close to lunch I guess.

Bon appetite!