ksidisnidjsdj

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   by ksidisnidjsdj 9mo ago

   Okay so this is not just useless but actually detrimental to the UX. Oh, boy. I wouldn’t be surprised if the author vibe-coded this, seeing as the article they reference was very much entirely written by AI.
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   by ksidisnidjsdj 9mo ago

   Yes, but that’s not in-software, the screen is actually, physically rounded. Using software to straighten that out would have, quite literally, no effect at all on these machines. But most importantly, when connected to sharp-edged monitors
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   by ksidisnidjsdj 9mo ago

   Not even that. I have both Apple and non-Apple monitors, and my Mac only rounds the top edges on the MacBook’s screen, as intended. Not sure what this tool’s function is supposed to be, given that the rounded corners only appear on screens