Na man. It’s being used extensively in many jobs. Software development especially. You’re misinformed or have a biased view on it based on your personal experience with it.

Every CEO should do that. There’s so much bureaucracy and unnecessary bloat in companies that can be reduced if the leadership is a little more riguous. This is especially important in the current market.

Why?

Telegram was subordinate to the Kremlin the whole time. You have to be stupid to not realize that.

I’m very confused. Can somebody explain how any of that makes any sense?

Something has to be done but this is not the solution. I can see so many ways how this will be exploited to get legitimate sites blocked. They will rollback this legislation in notime.

It’s good that you post the archive link too. But you should primarily post the original. You can add the archive link to the description.

Nextcloud

They might be confusing correlation witu causality. A bit biased and confused.

Then you just answered your question yourself…

Brings me back to my previous comment as to why you ask this question. Seems like you’re just here to make a statement rather than post a genuine question.

Really? Why would it be a bad idea to bring a sign to a protest? Can’t think of any reason.

Element is run by a for-profit company.

Wrong community mate. This isn’t a place for politics. This is a place for honest questions.

Why do you ask this question here? Do you actually want to know?

No I’m also talking about resolution too. You can tell on 100 inches. On 100 inches a 1080p pixel is more than one millimeter in diameter. You can definitely see that when you sit 3 meters away from the screen. 4k will give you visibly more sharpness. Provided of course that you don’t butcher your movie with terrible bitrate compression.

Depends on your setup. On my 100 inch projector screen you can immediately tell when it’s not 4k. And low bitrates (like Netflix) become especially noticable with rubber banding and loss of sharpness.

80 gb is not a lot for movies. My average 4K movie is between 60 and 80 gb per movie. If you start encoding and compressing them you start seing compression artifacts and reduction in quality very quickly.

My advice: don’t compress movies if you can. Just get more storage. Storage is relatively cheap these days.

Not surprised.

Get something with a good mic. You and your friends will thank me later.

I’ve got the Razer BlackShark V2. Don’t know whether it’s the best but the mic sounds almost like a studio mic. Never had any issues with it.

Thanks for the civilized discussion. Have a nice day to you too.