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That’s easy, it was 3 16:9 displays side by side, so 48:9 or 16:3.

I just realized something. The cursor is bigger than a real mouse.

Hello, Linus and team. This was such an excellent video. I work in the A/V industry, and seeing it get some notice is cool. I've been a video engineer for nearly 25 years and dabble in projection occasionally. I wanted to share a photo of the biggest projection map I've been a part of. 48 projectors in total, the front main screen was over 300' long, seamless with scenic elements. (We had columns that were projection-mapped, the projectors are on their side.) 6 Projectors for delay screens and one projector backstage for the client viewing area. 

This vid might just be one of the best LTTs since the series of GN-sparked controversies. No excessive information, no information is lacking, no oversimplifications, editing is on point, legitimately new interesting concept (not the projectors themselves, but rather "three dudes on a couch marveling at a rented sick projector setup") and legitimately new learning outcome. Good work.

This vid might just be one of the best LTTs since the series of GN-sparked controversies. No excessive information, no information is lacking, no oversimplifications, editing is on point, legitimately new interesting concept (not the projectors themselves, but rather "three dudes on a couch marveling at a rented sick projector setup") and legitimately new learning outcome. Good work.

Don't quote me on that, but I think Linus got quoted something like ten times the price of one of the three baller projectors they used in the video, for The Wall only the size that the consumer projector in part 1 could comfortably manage. So I would presume because it's not cheap by itself, and the installation and maintenance costs are probably trough the roof as well. (You need a capable HVAC system, for one. These panels ain't magic, LEDs are only 40% efficient at best, and that's when they're dim, which isn't helpful either. So 70-80% of input power is converted into heat. A lot of it.) And all that for a show that typically lasts a day or three? You bet they're just gonna rent projectors and call it a day.

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It's here—the biggest gaming display! It's not by Hisense, it's not Samsung's The Wall, and it utterly embarrasses my 115" TCL TV. By area, this is bigger than most IMAX screens and WAY better to game on.
 
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Well, you can probably save some money if you list your personal pool as a business expense. But I'm pretty sure that stunning legal move is called 'tax fraud' in most jurisdictions. (This is not legal advice, btw)

Well, you can probably save some money if you list your personal pool as a business expense. But I'm pretty sure that stunning legal move is called 'tax fraud' in most jurisdictions. (This is not legal advice, btw)

Does this imply you'll either refund the time spent talking to you or replace yourself with the proper most unlikable douche if it turns out that you're not?