Not dumb but certainly frustrating and annoying to try and watch videos like the one in this article where the sides of the screen have been blurred.
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Not dumb but certainly frustrating and annoying to try and watch videos like the one in this article where the sides of the screen have been blurred.
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Technofreak:
Not dumb but certainly frustrating and annoying to try and watch videos like the one in this article where the sides of the screen have been blurred.
Heartly agree.
I find even worse, the movement of blurry magnified stuff moving around that makes up 2/3 of the screen.
Well makes it very hard to see the bit that is the PURPOSE OF THE VIDEO !
Who decided that a solid neutral colour or even black stripe is a worse problem to anyone ?
Stuff embedding links to paywalled articles of overseas newspapers.
English ports have seen long queues recently due to security checks and new regulations could see those delays increase even more with the introduction of biometric passports, which uses fingerprints and facial recognition data.
Did Eric Clapton really think she looked wonderful...or was it after the 15th outfit she tried on and he just wanted to get to the party and get a drink?
floydbloke:
Stuff embedding links to paywalled articles of overseas newspapers.
English ports have seen long queues recently due to security checks and new regulations could see those delays increase even more with the introduction of biometric passports, which uses fingerprints and facial recognition data.
They've obviously read your post, as it's not paywalled now.
allan:
floydbloke:
Stuff embedding links to paywalled articles of overseas newspapers.
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They've obviously read your post, as it's not paywalled now.
I must be in the wrong place or doing something wrong. I'm presented with this:
Did Eric Clapton really think she looked wonderful...or was it after the 15th outfit she tried on and he just wanted to get to the party and get a drink?
"The spiral was formed when excess fuel that had been released from a SpaceX rocket <did something>", or "...was formed because of...", or "...was formed by excess..." - all of these are examples of complete sentences; unlike the one actually published.
Not the headline, but rather what these cretins are doing. What the....
https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/300855017/teens-crawl-into-laundromat-machines-to-huff-deodorant
Council spokesperson ..... said CCTV footage showed the sulprure was vandalised about midnight
How on earth does "sulprure" get past even the most basic spell-checking?
jamesrt:...How on earth does "sulprure" get past even the most basic spell-checking?
You imply that you think they actually DO ANY spell checking! Seems that the "media" no longer care!
jamesrt: How on earth does "sulprure" get past even the most basic spell-checking?
jamesrt:
Council spokesperson ..... said CCTV footage showed the sulprure was vandalised about midnight
How on earth does "sulprure" get past even the most basic spell-checking?
gzt: Stuff: "Police take prescribed medicinal cannabis after pulling over driver"
Presumably it was a really annoying stop, and the officers needed to chill a bit afterwards??
frankv:
jamesrt:
Council spokesperson ..... said CCTV footage showed the sulprure was vandalised about midnight
How on earth does "sulprure" get past even the most basic spell-checking?
Google autocorrecting your search?
Silvrav:
frankv:
Google autocorrecting your search?
Well, it tried, but I told it to only show me "sulprure" images.
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