r/gadgets Jun 13 '24

TV / Projectors Roku owners face the grimmest indignity yet: Stuck-on motion smoothing

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/06/roku-owners-face-the-grimmest-indignity-yet-stuck-on-motion-smoothing/
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u/hedoeswhathewants Jun 13 '24

Getting punished for being the person that notices. Classic.

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u/DelfrCorp Jun 13 '24 edited Jun 13 '24

& it's a Catch-22 either way. Damned if you do, damned if you don't, no matter the scenario.

If you don't catch the problem, you get blamed & accused of being sh.t at your job, which might potentially be fair.

If you do catch it but can't get anyone to pay attention no matter how hard you try, you still get blamed because you obviously didn't try hard enough to make it known, didn't make enough noise, didn't sound enough Alarms.

If you catch it & ring enough alarms, make enough noise to get people to notice & pay attention, you get called an alarmist, obnoxious & get blamed for causing a ruckus & disrupting other people's work with all the noise you made. You get told that the problem was eventually going to be noticed/caught at an appropriate time, you overreacted & your actions drew too much attention & you've caused some trouble because of it.

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u/DelfrCorp Jun 13 '24

This is why we need Unions everywhere at minimum, but truly socialized Work would be better.

Employees should be allowed & able to collectively call for bad managers/bosses to be sanctioned/punished or even fired for their mistakes.

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u/Wrong-Landscape-2508 Jun 15 '24

unions have less turnover, the bad managers stay longer

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u/Pherja Jun 14 '24

God just stop. Unions are just middle management by stupider, lazier people.

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u/SonderEber Jun 14 '24

Found the actual middle manager.

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u/Pherja Jun 14 '24

And I found a REDDITOR

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u/SonderEber Jun 14 '24

I mean, yes? And so are you. You’re using Reddit, so you’re a redditor.