You mean “way past the E”
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- MrPnut@lemmy.worldtomemes@lemmy.world•Never let it connect, btw... no matter how nicely it asks.2·13 days ago
They use old tubes though. No manufacturing plant is tooled anymore to create new tubes and that’s why they probably won’t make new ones unless a super rich retro gamer funds the endeavor or something. The TVs would have to be expensive as fuck to cost justify that for niche retro gaming.
- MrPnut@lemmy.worldtomemes@lemmy.world•Never let it connect, btw... no matter how nicely it asks.3·13 days ago
I always thought this one looked cool when I was a kid https://crtdatabase.com/crts/samsung/samsung-gxe-1395
- MrPnut@lemmy.worldtomemes@lemmy.world•Never let it connect, btw... no matter how nicely it asks.5·13 days ago
In case anyone is a fan of CRTs near Columbus OH, I highly recommend the Early Televison Museum https://www.earlytelevision.org/
I just hate the feeling of chatting with something that is designed to sound human when I got into software devrlopment because I got tired of dealing with people in the first place.
From my perspective natural language isn’t expressive enough to describe a computer program and that’s why programming languages were created. That’s one of the reasons you gotta keep prompting over and over again.
Couple that with the gambling type feeling I get when I use them (keep rolling the dice until something is spit out that “works”), just feels gross to me.
It’s really depressing to me because I really enjoy programming and I know there are tons out there like me who have had the same passion with it.
I wouldn’t put Breaking Bad over The Wire.