I’ve lightly dabbled into subpixel art, sorta.

In my experiments, each full pixel still takes 3 subpixels, but…

If you drop a white pixel at X coordinate, it renders 0xFFFFFF on the RGB subpixels.

But drop a white pixel on X+0.33, it renders on GBR.

Drop a white pixel on X+0.67, it renders on BRG.

All three are valid white full pixels, just offset by thirds.

I guess that would more appropriately be considered ‘fractional pixels’ or something though. Still neat that if used properly and creatively, it can yield higher resolution graphics, of sorts…

Why can’t we mine our landfills? Does lithium stop being lithium when people throw it away?

And don’t lie to me, lithium batteries don’t get recycled nearly as often as they should. That’s half the reason I quit the tech industry, they wouldn’t even let me recycle gold. It all went in the dumpster.

To whom it may concern?

I’m from the USA, I’d sign the petition if it wasn’t specific to Europe…

I got a real kick out of that one, well done, bravo! 👏