@shanmukhateja@social.linux.pizzaHey #linux #fediverse
How do you handle HDR color oversaturation problem? Red is more like dark orange. Reddit and StackOverflow logos are not recognisable anymore in HDR mode.
I have a Samsung Odessey IPS 27inch monitor. I tried reducing colors from OSD and it helped but the probl…
@kexpmusicbot@mastodonapp.uk🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on KEXP's #VarietyMix
Modest Mouse:
🎵 Tiny Cities Made of Ashes
#ModestMouse
https://brkflw.bandcamp.com/track/modest-mouse-tiny-cities-made-of-ashes-dark-electro-remix
https://open.spotify.com/track/1EbUYOmJkqKgUYgC2OI7Tc
@thoralf@soc.umrath.netFritz (ehemals AVM) haben bis heute keinen dark mode in ihrer Oberfläche, oder?
@aral@mastodon.ar.alI can’t believe I’m having to kludge a CSS filter onto their iframe to invert the embedded checkout form of a company that carries out *trillions of dollars* of transactions every year because they don’t have dark mode support.
My feeble mind clearly cannot understand such high capitalist craft.
@cheeaun@mastodon.socialRE: https://hachyderm.io/@fantinel/115991351707305503
Well-written post, especially the “About Phanpy” part 😉
Very cool to see this.
@wraithe@mastodon.socialSo, I know I’ve posted about “The Long Dark before, mostly in the terms of the “survival” elements of the game.
Here’s the thing: the story mode, “Wintermute” is what really MADE the game for me.
I played survival a few times and then found Wintermute and was just floored.
The story has heart and then it’s set against the beautiful but dangerous winter backdrop of the Canadian wilderness.
@stsquad@mastodon.org.ukI thought I'd killed my trusty #turrisomnia but it turned out my tinkering had left it and the recovery partition in a very old broken state. Fortunately after failing with a cheapo usb key I did get a more recent factory image on it. I now realise quite how fast back the system was because everything is dark mode by default now with a nice onboarding process.
@stargazer@woof.tech"I have always believed in deeds, not words."
As the ongoing Russian attacks keep crippling our infrastructure (as seen from a cold unpowered home with a failing cell connection), I am left with few options. One of them, ruminating before sleep on a strange recurring phenomenon. If not careful, we become what we fight.
We're not infallible. It's the values we keep, the tradeoffs we make to succeed that shape us.
Be vigilant. Watch yourself.
And stay sa…
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