Kindle Oasis 2017 9th inverting problem

[j.p.s]

Originally Posted by j.p.s

So, in casual conversation, how do you make a succinct distinction between something that happens less than 5% of the time and something that happens over 95% of the time?

Originally Posted by HarryT

However often it does or doesn't happen, a full screen refresh is a normal and expected feature of the operation of any eInk device.

Your reply does not answer my question.

[DNSB]

Originally Posted by DNSB

By the logic that seems to be popular in this area, if I don't fill my car's gas tank every time I start the engine, that makes filling it up not normal. Similarly, getting an oil change every 8000KM would not be normal. Yet both of those actions are normal/usual/expected when driving a vehicle with a gasoline engine.

Originally Posted by j.p.s

So, in casual conversation, how do you make a succinct distinction between something that happens less than 5% of the time and something that happens over 95% of the time?

Originally Posted by HarryT

However often it does or doesn't happen, a full screen refresh is a normal and expected feature of the operation of any eInk device.

Originally Posted by j.p.s

Your reply does not answer my question.

Are we now playing remedial English? I have to wonder if you are simply being disingenuous or are you attempting to remove attention from the original item being discussed (that the triple write full screen refresh is a normal part of an eInk screen's operation) by dragging in a red herring? Inquiring minds are eager to know.