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I understand that premium features can cost money (HDR, low latency response times, 8 and 10 and higher bit color, resolution, framerate, motion blur enhancement/reductions, frame times, I/O, color accuracy, size). So I can understand why a monitor can cost up to about $6,000 USD. But why in the WORLD do 'Reference Monitors/Screens' cost north of $24,000+? For reference: https://www.cdw.com/product/EIZO-RadiForce-RX850-LED-monitor-4K-8MP-color-31.1in/3376444?cm_cat=google&cm_ite=3376444&cm_pla=NA-NA-EIZO_HM&cm_ven=acquirgy&ef_id=EAIaIQobChMIpsn4t47p4gIVlYSzCh2Qf

I've been searching for a database where I can search for a particular code listed by a product's UL certification and I just cannot find anything useful. Does anyone know how to do this?

Blacklisting Noveau does not actually work in this case; tried and tested with power measurements, was still at 10+ watts after other methods attempted

Hello, everyone. I wanted to share my knowledge and experience with the world. In case you are using the Solus (Linux) distribution with a dual GPU computer (and the GPUs happen to be Nvidia and Intel), then you may have noticed that, particularly on laptops, the Nvidia GPU can drain your battery, and you may not have that much use for the graphics power anyway (I certainly did not). The solution that worked for me (despite what forums and Reddit and Fedora people will tell you about Noveau) may be found in the PDF document I have provided (along with all terminal commands and the lik

No, this is Maxima. Specifically, wxMaxima (GUI for Maxima).

Hello, everyone. I am trying to get the program wxMaxima to display the actual equation IN THE GRAPHICAL PLOT it produces when you ask it to display an approximated function's graph, given some data. I am doing this so far: (%i1) table: [[10,0.6],[20,0.9],[30,1.1],[40,1.3],[50,1.4]]; (table) [[10,0.6],[20,0.9],[30,1.1],[40,1.3],[50,1.4]] (%i3) plot2d([[discrete, table], 2*%pi*sqrt(L/980)], [L,0,60], [style, points, lines], [color, red, blue], [point_type, asterisk], [legend, "results", "theory"], [xlabel, "L (cm)"], [ylabel, "T (s)"], [y,0,2]);

Hello, everyone! I'm not very well versed on after-market laptop battery upgrades AT ALL and I have no idea what companies or brands to trust, much less if there is even an upgrade for my laptop model's battery. It is a removable battery, but it only has 2,800 mAh capacity, so I was interested in getting a higher mAh count if I can find one. There are websites that offer many models of Acer laptop battery upgrades, but I cannot be sure if they carry a compatible replacement or if they are trustworthy. Can anyone offer guidance in this matter? Thanks!

Solus Linux with the Budgie desktop environment. Hands down the best distro on the market.

Nice Homestarrunner reference in photo

Radeon Instinct cards are set to launch at some point in the near future... and they look pretty badass. Only problem is... they are explicitly meant for non-display applications. As in they have no HDMI output, etc. https://instinct.radeon.com/en-us/product/mi/radeon-instinct-mi25/ THEY LOOK SO COOL. WHY THE HECK DID VEGA NOT COME OUT IN THIS COLOR SCHEME? YELLOW RX OR RIOT. RIP me.

I've never experienced a flash ad that hasnt dropped my FPS noticeably anywhere. HTML5 ads are iffy, but Flash always slows me down, and I've got a decently beefy system.

BibleThump?

GOOD! I hate flash and its incompatibility with ad-blockers and its intense CPU usage and autoplay WITHOUT TERMINATION that stupid ass fresh-outta bootcamp/college developers put on web pages and don't quality test! It would be nice if they made Adobe Creative Cloud non subscription too, next, though...

Well dang. I'd rather not have companies trademark numbers...

I think the courts also said that you cannot trademark numbers. Intel tried to trademark 8086 back in the day, but failed.