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< thinks that's natural.
< has got used to LED/LCD screens in knowing that they're more energy efficient and probably healthier, but they'll always feel more "sterile" than a CRT to <.

< thinks it's basically impossible to go higher in quality than analog. Though the technology behind it is nowadays far outmatched by current HD gen TV sets, there are always conversions between real life imagery and pixels when it comes to digitalising recordings.
Of course, the argument only holds for filmings of real-world areas, not games made digitally from the get-go.

<Is waiting for YouTube to upload < 's video. < is pissed off with <'s keyboard as <'s space-bar is being really stubborn

< really enjoys vocaloid, < just realised. < thought it was a few off-and-ons < found, before, but < is convinced now.

<Is still waiting on YouTube < really hates <'s space bar

< wonders what ^'s spacebar has to do with YouTube.

< Nothing, it's justaside not of buggerance

< asks people to take a look at <'s story.

Shrooblord wrote:< really enjoys vocaloid, < just realised. < thought it was a few off-and-ons < found, before, but < is convinced now.

< thinks it's a weird thing to get into because what most people don't realise that it's not just the same load of songs but practicly every genre of song has been made which has the software in it, even reggae

<Has just finished dinner

CRT TVs make PS1 games look better mainly because their output is so crap in the first place. It's generally easier to see (or hear) the flaws of something when it is displayed on a higher-quality medium.

Allow < to elaborate. CRT TVs have scanlines over the picture, which, in essence, makes content look as though it has a higher resolution that it really does, as the visible sections of the image appear smaller. They also have a tendency to blur pixels together, again making the image seem smoother.

So it's not really that they're displaying a higher-quality image, but that crap images look less crappy due to the poor image produced by the TV. This is somewhat similar to the dithering trick on the Genesis, which worked on composite due to the lower-quality signal, but was clearly just lines when seen via RGB or on an emulator.

<Has just finished all of <'s youtube stuff for the night < is feeling quite positive

< is liking Shroob's story, but thinks there are a few grammar mistakes that make it somewhat confusing. Mainly, < isn't sure if the tense shifts are intentional.

< would like to know about the tense shifts. The first chapter was, at first, in present tense but later changed to past tense due to stylistic reasons - if < missed a few tenses here and there, <'d like to find and uproot them. Feedback much appreciated!

EDIT:
Oh god the first few sentences, indeed! O-o
Rectified!

EDIT DEUX:
Corrected. The present tense in the bear scene is what <'d call praesens historicum.

<Is going to attempt to use Reddit

< starts school on the 9th

< changed one of the segments of <'s sig to French for an excuse to use rainbow text!

<Thinks you never need an excuse to rainbow text haha

< sees ^^ has risen above the Moskito rank, moving on, are we?

< is trying this one on for size, partly motivated by a desire to use rainbow text.
< hopes to rise several more ranks on Record Day anyway.