The Jean Grey bits weren't very good but the worst had to be the Silver Samurai climax. It was just horrible on all accounts. It's such an obvious plot development despite the film treating it as a surprise twist and the actual battle was both boring and nonsensical.

Just how many films do you think Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert made?

Ah, collecting minerals: the first date of every girl's dreams.

Don't forget the cuffs; shrinking is a great way to repair stretched-out cuffs!

No lie, Eddie Halliwell is one of my favorite DJs! There's no doubt that people can get excited for DJs (or a particular DJ), but at the end of the night, the DJ is there to "make sure the party happens".

"Basically" being the key word. The provided instructions are specific to GPU manufacturer (i.e. Nvidia & ATI) and the downsampling is specified in software. I may very well be mistaken, but I can't imagine why it would be necessary to specify the "end resolution" in software if the monitor's firmware handled…

It's important to note that downsampling is not feasible with high refresh-rates.

I believe you're mistaken about the downsampling; it is performed via software on the machine, rather than by the monitor's firmware.

Hence:

It's possible for a thing to be objectively better than another so long as there is a clear method of comparison. However, to generally say something is "better" is subjective.

Eh, a lot of the older games look horrible on a modern televisions in my experience; it's a good reason to keep an old CRT around.

November

This F-35 is getting out of control; it's like the Bradley Fighting Vehicle of the air.

HNGH~ I love it.

Ah, sensible!

Wait a second... Those vents are backwards!

Literally laughed out loud. Thank you for that

Props for using a Corvette license plate frame.; that's attention to detail.

What is your basis that HDR should not be used and how is it relevant to DSLR users specifically? After all, it's a method that has been in use before digital cameras were even a concept...

They're really taking the "Unity" subtitle seriously...