Both get referred to as 2K. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2K_resolution

I would prefer 2560×1440 to be called 2K5 but the industry is too comfortable with 2-letter resolutions now.

No, 1080p is 2K because its width is 1920 (close to 2000), 2160p is 4K (3840 px wide), 4320p is 8K (7680 px wide). It’s not 1K, 4K and 16K.

The town name and state is also very easy to figure out, and you can easily verify it by checking where Musk will be holding a town hall today. For each of the most violently crossed-out words, D███ and C███████, there is just one first name matching whatever is visible. Yes, I copied and pasted letters from elsewhere and the width is correct.

Greedy marketers just wanted to show a higher number… That’s why they switched from height to width, too.

By having seen a low-end 2017 laptop?

1080 rows of 1920 pixels each
1920 columns of 1080 pixels each

https://www.xkcd.com/1889/

If 2K referred to the number of pixels, it would look like this:

FullHD is actually a little over 2M pixels.

takes the aspect ratio from 3:4 to 16:9. so pixel density is barely better

What? Screen aspect ratio and pixel density are quite different things. Most FullHD TVs are widescreen and have pixel density below 36 ppi, and while high-DPI 4:3 screens are rare, they are not impossible in any way.

The terms “2K” and “4K” were totally commonplace since about 2010, although not as prevalent as 1080p. I hate how the video industry switched to marketing horizontal resolution (and rounding it up) just to make the number look big.

I know the difference but there are lots of people who aren’t really savvy with video technology. I wouldn’t blame them for thinking that ［🢐 １０８０ 🢒］ is just barely better than 1024x768.

2k and 4k does not refer to horizontal resolution but the number of pixels

Nope. 1920×1080 is 2 073 600 pixels, which would be 2M. “2K” is the horizontal resolution (1920) rounded up. A screen with literally 2K pixels would be around 50×40, lower than the crappiest handheld consoles.

Not the morning pages!! 📟💥

No. They will just use the $10 card and leave. They will prey on the fact that “get a gift card for your computer troubles” is something a legitimate company has done.

Buy a $10 Xbox gift card and send us the code so that we can activate it. Then you get back to the shop and get $20 in cash - $10 for returning the card and $10 from us. We’ll pay the tax, too.

Unsurprisingly, it only works because most of the script was stolen from this blog post on roundabout counting (For the record, it identified 2097 roundabouts; the OSM “roundabout” definition differs from what the C01 sign “Kruhový objezd” signifies - the latter does not imply right-of-way of vehicles at the intersection.) I don’t really know much about the OSM3S language or whatever it is called, it is absolutely atrocious IMO. I wanted to pick one way segment of each roundabout and print its geolocation coordinates but I spent over an hour trying to figure out how to isolate one (any: first, last, shortest, lowest ID, whatever!) of the segments and ultimately failed. Eventually, I just had the script print all way IDs (not too many to crash, thankfully) and parsed the text to create Markdown links to OSM from the IDs (hence posting it here, it’s the first Markdown renderer that came to mind). Then, I used Redirector rule https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/.*/([\.0-9]+)/([\.0-9]+) → https://en.mapy.cz/zakladni?x=$2&y=$1&z=17&ovl=8 to get Czech street view of the area to look for the traffic signs, and describe the roundabout locations in plain language. At “normal” circumference of 50 m to 300 m, it is unlikely we’ll have many false ones unless they are planned/under construction, which can be filtered automatically. There are questionable ones such as in Havířov, where C01 signs are present but the “roundabout” stops for traffic lights, or cul-de-sacs ending in “kruhový objezd” as per C01 signage, but where the circling vehicles don’t have priority because of no P04 signs which otherwise almost always accompany C01s.

FYI, the smallest one is on a kindergarten’s traffic playground. Not counting zero-length nodes tagged [junction=roundabout] like this another kindergarten one or this pathway around a village pump that has no practical or legal implication of one-way “traffic”, the 30 smallest ones are 31,859 m, 31,793 m, 31,457 m, 31,350 m, 31,265 m, 31,203 m, 31,197 m, 30,749 m, 30,480 m, 29,851 m, 29,257 m, 29,158 m, 28,968 m, 28,335 m, 27,552 m, 27,445 m, 26,990 m, 25,258 m, 24,541 m, 24,465 m, 24,014 m, 21,097 m, 20,686 m, 19,804 m, 18,512 m, 18,244 m, 18,194 m, 16,500 m, 16,005 m, 13,394 m, 11,884 m

Guinevere by William de Leftwich Dodge

Surprised this isn’t by Alfons Mucha.

I know, it’s better for decentralization to link to the directory. The Black Company tried but they were overrun by Italy. LEMMY.ML is the “shortest” Lemmy link and we cannot fit anything more unless the canvas expands or the very loose Fuck Spez Coalition lends us more space.