@moof transflective lcd is great if you want the room lighting and don't care about exactness of color. unfortunately there's only about two companies that make them these days and they are $$$. up side is reduced eye strain because you aren't staring at a lamp.
otherwise i think pretty much any name brand fits those requirements as long as you make sure it has a VESA mount (four holes in the back that are used to attach it to desk arms; some hipster brands like to leave them out), and also make sure you have enough GPU ports & adapters (its normal to have only one HDMI port and the rest are DisplayPort, whereas the monitor might be take either/both DP or HDMI)
@tk@glitter@zonk i had some math tests done by computer. the software would punish you for looking up math reference by adding more arithmetic assignments before you were allowed out of the unit.
then the grading was literally just "be at unit # by tomorrow"
@tk@zonk i read some article this week about 'digital courses' being mandatory in schools now. the teachers were like we don't really like the software. and the students were unhappy about the machines robotic lack of understanding when they would write answers that are maybe correct but not the keyword the syllabus was specifically coded to accept
the school admins answer was basically 'cope'
reminds me of how much of creativity has died and given way to 'what word lets you do', doodles and runes gone because keyboards don't do that, and then you see people with paper and they're doing all kinds of crazy shit.
we have artificially dumbed everyone down to make them more easily manageable.
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