Anecdotal but I use chrome for work and the June/July updates this year were the only time all my passwords/history/session cookies were totally wiped by an update. That has been pretty annoying to recover from and I know it happened because I updated Chrome for bug testing.
The new westjet seats are atrocious now. Its not just that they cant recline (that sucks) but the old seats I could sit up comfortably and recline a little if needed, the new ones are so upright you need to bring a coat/pillow as lumbar support or suffer without it.
Took my partner to emerg last winter at 5am when she was so ill I was frightened.
The screen in the ER said an estimated 10 hour 15 minute wait time before seeing a physician or nurse practitioner.
She lasted two hours waiting there before begging me to take her back home. No doctor or medical staff saw her, we went home with nothing. All this to say I am unsurprised others are experiencing the same, it’s awful right now.
You’ll get less eye strain with 144hz vs 60. Long story short i swapped years ago and it was immediately worth it. My boss complained of headaches from screens so I recommended he upgrade, he mentioned recently he hasn’t had issues since. Anecdotal of course but everyone i know with eye pain or headache issues have had a better time using higher refresh rates.
For those who don’t know thia already - they just released a subscription for Payday 2, a game that launched in 2013. This is for access to some unspecified amount of the dlcs and they’re getting clowned on (sorry) for it.
Check out the comments on the video if you want more context, a primary researcher the video references shows up to talk technical/regulatory limitations from when he worked in similar areas and the company behind the project jumps in too.
Also skeptical, this would be cool to have but I don’t get how they could actually provide the performance they claim for the cost they charge.