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55” is the most commonly sold but that’s because there is a glut of shitty low cost TVs, that is the typical door buster low end panel with the crappiest Smart TV firmware you advise to avoid.

And no thanks I’m not going to give up Dolby Vision for a signage TV for security issues that border on paranoia. Keep the network cable unplugged and WiFi disabled.

There’s no value to this post honestly.

This is meant to be good natured pedantry, but look it up, you may find it interesting.

Doesn’t necessarily make the solutions less impressive, but it’s kind of a relevant detail that is left out in the Wikipedia summary.

And the criticism isn’t even that it is off… things that are off can have artistic or entertainment value. This doesn’t. It’s just screams laziness.

Immune attack of the pancreas is usually a disease of youth. Type 2 diabetes which is overwhelmingly the diabetes associated with aging is not an autoimmune disease.

  - Albert Einstein

That you can remotely control something isn’t “smart”

Bullshit. The ideal refrigerator temperature is already close enough to freezing that any small adjustment you could make is unlikely to do any good. If this was actually a good idea then by your logic (similar to odd love for printer manufacturers) the all wise manufacturers would have already incorporated this into their “smart” fridges.

The only toolkit to do what it does? Qt does what it does, even if the approach is not the same (arguably superior), there’s also Tk. There’s also libui and IUP.

Audacity was fooling no one that it was a native MacOS app, or even a particularly well designed GTK app. The fundamental idea of WX is not sound. Turns out MFC is not a great abstraction for AppKit.

Even Qt uses some higher level native UI interfaces on its respective implementations.

For the intended audience of such a paper this is base knowledge.

You can go straight to hell for making me feel old.