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This continual push for upgrades drives resource exploitation, drives mountains of un-recyclable e-waste. In 2023 should be desperately trying to keep our exis
by MrVandemar 3y ago
This continual push for upgrades drives resource exploitation, drives mountains of un-recyclable e-waste.
In 2023 should be desperately trying to keep our existing technology in use, not making people insecure for having a 120hz monitor (or making people insufferable, boasting they have 240hz).
I don't know what refresh rate I have, but it's just fine.
- sheepscreek 3y agoI share your sentiment, which is why I am thrilled with the progress on right to repair laws across the globe. Also companies like Framework are letting us have our cake and eat it too. They’ve made CPU upgrades possible on laptops, and there’s a way to re-use old parts. I don’t know if the same can ever be done for monitors - perhaps if someone came up with a clever tech to combine 4 displays into one big frame TV?