Replies to 1pony4all, page 3
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@1pony4all Fraid so
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@1pony4all YES SIR!
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@1pony4all I updated the entire website from work
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@1pony4all i am tweeting and dashing from work all the time :x being a pion is better.
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@1pony4all But to put it shortly as long as you don't outright seek trouble or do anything illegal, you'll be fine.
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@1pony4all Rest easy. Whilst we do have one or two moderators that are quick to offense, in the current stage rules are if anything, erring on the side of laxness. Even then, we're just out of a sort of civil war-thing that thankfully ended in good terms, and managed to quell the animosity between some users and usher in peace and civility. If you have any questions about the rules, you're free to ask around. Of the currently online users Coffeecream is your best bet, he's one of our best moderators. I'm an former mod myself, but that was before the current administration, when rules were far tighter.
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@1pony4all Never too late to start over! Welcome back. We've had some changes since the early days, most notably five administrations and four to six marked stages when it comes to the community. Still, if there's a thing that survives from ye olden days is an overall willingness to make new friends without much trouble.
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@1pony4all *volunteers*
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@1pony4all Of the really old users, as of now we have Scribus, Dezzie, Gherkin and Rarity I think. Carcino will probably come back eventually.
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@1pony4all Coolness. I've only been here for around 3 weeks or something. 'Only been a brony since May, really.
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@1pony4all How long has this place been here?
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@1pony4all Apparently a lot of people know.
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@1pony4all There is none. Life is boring. just a year closer to death.
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@1pony4all Unless you're a fan of drinking, not much. :/
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@1pony4all Happy Birthday
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@1pony4all no probs bro ~
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@1pony4all well, you should listen to the doctor. I classmate of mine took more meds than he should and got diabetes
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@1pony4all well, these days happens
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@1pony4all But the monitor worked fine _before_ this, right? ...I'm confused. Sorry I couldn't be of more assistance.
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@1pony4all Well, a monitor should be used with the highest resolution it supports to avoid blurring, I know that much. You might have to adjust the color settings and such on your monitor. I'm not too sure on the specifics though, since my experience with LCD monitors is honestly pretty limited.
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@1pony4all ...Hm. Does your monitor support 1920x1080, by chance? I'm not sure at this point if the problem is an upscaled resolution or if there's actually a problem with your graphics card, considering how you say the colors are also off.
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@1pony4all At 1600x900, or just at 1366x768?
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@1pony4all No, you're just hitting a bottleneck somewhere along the line. Just use the HDMI cable, bud, it'll be fine.
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@1pony4all My TV does that too. It only goes to 1366x768 through VGA, but HDMI goes all the way to 1920x1080. I'm assuming it's a limitation in the VGA standard, but I'm not sure.
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@1pony4all I hope @redenchilada can help you more
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@1pony4all Wouldn't that mean your monitor's native resolution is 1600x900? If you're running a lower resolution than your monitor supports, if it's an LCD you'll get that blurring. It's because lower resolutions are upscaled, as LCDs cannot physically adjust their display resolution. No clue why it wasn't doing that before, though.
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@1pony4all Hmm interesting, I never recall it being what I would say noodly towards VGA. I am at a loss for troubleshooting friend. I wish I could be more of help. I would have to be there actually messing with the cables
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@1pony4all Hmm I never had a problem with Westinghouse actually. Although I have heard that some cards do not like Westinghouse monitors. How old is it?
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@1pony4all I have that same problem with my other TV. Sometimes it is the manufacturer. Is it a Phillips?
