| ▲ | moralestapia 2 hours ago | |
Perhaps you didn't read the text you just copied and pasted, but here it is for you: "I have never intentionally run pixel cleaning on this monitor and I never will, I don’t care, and I would like for that overlay to go away forever." No need for ackshually, the guy is clear with what he desires. That is, by the way, the point of TFA. I want my devices to do what I want, not what a product manager wants or what a dude on hacker news wants. The author even dropped a comment here doubling down on his intent. That is the main problem, when the smaht guys think they know better, to a pathological extent where they tell other people what they ought to do with their things . | ||
| ▲ | harry8 an hour ago | parent [-] | |
>...the smaht guys think they know better, to a pathological extent where they tell other people what they ought to do with their things . Not just tell, actually nag, coerce and force, often in the teeth of their own total idiocy. "Your password needs to be between 8 and 15 characters and include an upper case letter, a symbol and a number. (And an actually good, strong password will be rejected). See that all the time, still, in 2026. So very smaht. | ||