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Technology@lemmy.zip•US adults social media usage by platformEnglish
61·8 days agoI agree, and I cannot find a replacement for local buying/selling and marketplaces. So many local small businesses only exist online through their Facebook page.
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16·10 days agoTwo crows
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Open Source@lemmy.ml•I'm using DisplayPort from now on instead of HDMI!
42·13 days agoAI Summary
Title: Be Suspicious of HDMI
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HDMI technology is criticized for being a “money pool” for companies, despite the existence of better, royalty-free alternatives.
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Companies developing HDMI technology charge significant annual licensing fees and per-unit costs for using the HDMI name and logo.
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Additional features like HDCP require extra payments on top of existing licensing and unit costs.
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HDMI actively sponsors tech news articles to promote itself.
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DisplayPort is presented as a royalty-free alternative that offers similar or superior functionality to HDMI.
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DisplayPort supports more features, higher resolutions, and higher refresh rates compared to HDMI.
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The Steam Machine exemplifies the issues with HDMI, featuring a DisplayPort 1.4 connector capable of 4K 240 Hz.
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The HDMI connector on the Steam Machine is HDMI 2.1 capable but cannot be advertised as such.
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The HDMI organization does not license HDMI 2.1 for Linux devices, forcing Valve to label it as HDMI 2.0.
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There’s a call for the display industry to transition away from HDMI to less expensive and more open standards.
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