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2xsaiko
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This is for display, not data processing.
Also guess what, journalctl formats date like "May 21 00:48:56" (probably according to system locale). Why would you sort your log files alphabetically? They should already be in chronological order.
Yeah, that’s fair. When verified beforehand, and what it discovered is an actual issue, why not. It does overwhelmingly attract people who have no idea what they’re doing and then submit bogus reports because it looks good to them though.
Daniel Stenberg has banned AI-edited bug reports from cURL because they were exclusively nonsense and just wasted their time. Just because it gets a hit once doesn’t mean it’s good at this either.
I guess it was wishful thinking that the FBI just learnt their lesson regarding encryption with the Chinese phone line hack. Bastards
Is that Outlook or Outlook (New)?
Hmm, interesting. Then I don't think I've ever seen that myself, I thought you were talking about the strobe effect, that's the only thing I associate with 7-segment displays (or other lights) in dark environments. I'll have to experiment with it sometime :P
Also, I guess I stand corrected about the response time difference!
That similar effect happens with some 7-segment displays because they actually flicker very fast (either didn’t bother to add an AC rectifier if it’s wall power, or it uses PWM to regulate the brightness). You can see it if you point a camera at them. The visual cortex makes it appear like it’s a continuous light but that illusion is destroyed as soon as the light moves. (Pretty sure this is the same effect which makes a moving image on CRT monitors appear smoother at low frame rate than LCD monitors.)
I don’t know for sure but I don’t think there’s any significant reaction time difference between rods and cones in different light levels. There is a difference in how long they take to adjust to different light conditions (IIRC rods take longer to adjust to darkness but can achieve much higher sensitivity in darkness).
Does your phone have an OLED display? My old phone had noticeably slow reaction time on dark pixels when the brightness was turned all the way down IIRC. Might be what’s happening here.
It worked well in my experience, no problems at all. I used it for a while a couple months ago until I set the web interface back up on my server.
One notification like this and your app immediately gets notification permission revoked on my phone (if not uninstalled).