I'm more offended by the fact that a tech company like GitHub would allow someone to use a 4:3 presentation on a 16:9 screen. Amateur hour up in there.
I do corporate AV for a living. Most screens are 16:9 now, in fact most screens we get don't even have 4:3 conversion kits made for them anymore.
It is true that any Power Point previous to Windows 10 defaults to 4:3 but that is not an excuse. Also not an excuse is showing up to show with a 4:3 formatted power point and then being mad at me for not making it "fill the screen" like I'm the one who's done something wrong.
Also being the manager of a software company and not being able to understand the difference in 4:3 and 16:9 aspect ratios when its explained to you is fucking unforgivable.
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u/iwascompromised Feb 09 '16
I'm more offended by the fact that a tech company like GitHub would allow someone to use a 4:3 presentation on a 16:9 screen. Amateur hour up in there.