Awesome! I just assumed OP was right when they said 4:3 😅 But 1.4:1 makes much more sense for the form factor.
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It is literally the aspect ratio of every iPad, though 😅
Something like 16:10 or 16:9 would make it very square when folded. IMO the most satisfying aspect ratio would be √2:1, like A4 paper, so that the aspect ratio when closed and open is the same.
Dammit! Sneaky typos…
The Internet seems to like it!
FYI: the word “game” in the phrase “the most dangerous gane” refers to the people being hunted, not the activity itself!
Just as deer are “game animals”, the humans are game in this particular hunt. But a human is far more dangerous than most animals we hunt, thus the phrase.
1·18 days agoWant something that folds perfectly to A4? A3. One more fold? A2.
This made it sound like you meant that folding an A3 sheet twice gives A2 😅 Might just be my reading comprehension, though!
You’d still get «weird» lengths in the other dimension, though. Remember, the aspect ratio has to be 1 to the root of 2 for the folding in half to work.
Also, I don’t think 1024 would have been such an obvious number back in the late 1700’s, when this system was first thought up 😅
There is a system of sizes where the shortest side of the base size is exactly 1 meter, though: the B system. The aspect ratio is the same as for the A sizes.
I see what you’re saying, but the «weird» dimensions are what makes the whole thing with folding in half to get the next size work:
The aspect ratio has to be 1 to the root of 2 for it to work, and that’s going to make some dimensions «uneven». The utility of that system is worth it many times over!
What on earth are you on about with those numbers? 😅
A0 is the base size, with an area of one square meter. Fold that in half and you get A1. Fold that in half and you get A2, and so on. Regular printer paper is A4. You’ll rarely, if ever, see sizes smaller than A6.
Incredibly silly movie, but a fun watch!
11·23 days agoWait, so the Japanese 7-11 (7 & i holdings, or whatever) is now the «real» 7-11? Man, I hope they bring their concept across to other countries! 7-11 in Japan is fucking great!
Do you know any good alternatives to Proton for e-mail? Preferably with the option to bring my own address. I’ve heard that self hosting can be a bit of an issue for e-mail…
6·29 days agoHaha, I guess!
On a related note, is Serial Experiments: Lain actually available to watch anywhere, or would I have to take to the high seas?
The page in this exact screenshot is pretty bad, but their design system is actually very well researched and implemented!
It’s very stripped down, but that makes sense considering where it is used (important information and forms).
Looks like a gov.uk site from the UI elements!
Came here to say this (no pun intended)
It would also be super impractical to have a fire going underneath the entire boiler 😅 Much better to send the hot air «through» the water in pipes.
The point is that when using these glasses, the data is always uploaded to Meta’s servers. If the video feed was only processed and stored locally, I would buy the household exemption. But right now, by using the glasses you are forcing the personal data of the people around you to be processed and stored in a way that invokes GDPR, without the chance to consent.