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My Samsung computer monitor is also the stuff of nightmares. Same story: useless "smart" UI features. I'm told I can use it as a dozen different things. But it
by leblancfg 11mo ago
My Samsung computer monitor is also the stuff of nightmares. Same story: useless "smart" UI features. I'm told I can use it as a dozen different things. But it sucks as a computer monitor.
Not cheap either!
- pfych 11mo agoMy Samsung 4k 240hz OLED monitor has an absolutely gorgeous panel but if I knew I'd need to connect it to the internet and run a PYTHON script to disable some of its "features"[1] I probably would have gotten a similar LG display instead. [^1]: https://pfy.ch/programming/disable-samsung-game-bar.html https://pfy.ch/programming/disable-samsung-game-bar.html
- deltaburnt 11mo agoThank you for sharing this holy crap. I have this exact monitor and that popup drives me absolutely insane.
- pfych 11mo agoI'm always happy to hear this from people. I get maybe an email a month specifically about this post haha
- LogicHound 11mo agoI got their monitors from the "before" they bunged smart into everything. 2 x 4K from 2016/2017. These things refuse to die and the picture is still good. Unfortunately all of my relatives love their phones.
- SoftTalker 11mo agoI had a Samsung phone a few years ago. It had the usual un-removable crap that Android phones have, but it wasn’t bad otherwise.
- tosapple 11mo agoMid range samsung phone here, great performance but even with their keyboard disabled on a non-rooted phone it still copies your clipboard on every copy/paste. I will be buying something else next time.
- SoftTalker 11mo ago“Copies” meaning sends clipboard contents to Samsung? That’s not cool.
- tosapple 11mo agoHaven't disassembled it yet so i don't know but when i turned on clipboard notifications i started getting two messages. One for my password manager and a second for the disabled branded keyboard.
- LogicHound 11mo agoI bought a pixel 6a and installed graphene os. I don't like their phones.
- kstrauser 11mo agoThat makes me sad. Many, many years ago I had a 17" Samsung CRT. It broke within the warranty period. I called their support and explained the problem. They asked for my receipt. I didn't have one, but I told them that the sticker on the back said it had only been manufactured 9 months ago, so it had to still be under warranty. Their support person agreed. They checked their inventory and found that they were out of stock on that model, and asked if I'd be OK with them upgrading me to a 19" CRT. Sure! I was fiercely loyal to them for a lot of years after that experience.