wizardbeard lemmy.dbzer0.comUnfortunately not real. Frodo's "pixels" don't match up with the distinct LCD pixel grid of the calculator. Edit: and if I remember right, the pixels on these only did on/off, no shades of grey.6Reply
PotatoesFall discuss.tchncs.deThere are no grey pixels on a TI-84 LCD screen. if you look close you can see the grey pixels are actually... partially filled? this is so fake2Reply
Dæmon S. calckey.world@[email protected] For some reason unbeknownst to me, instead of Frodo, the person reminded me of Giordano Bruno. I wonder why.1Reply
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Unfortunately not real. Frodo's "pixels" don't match up with the distinct LCD pixel grid of the calculator.
Edit: and if I remember right, the pixels on these only did on/off, no shades of grey.
f(x, y) = frodo
There are no grey pixels on a TI-84 LCD screen. if you look close you can see the grey pixels are actually... partially filled? this is so fake
@[email protected] For some reason unbeknownst to me, instead of Frodo, the person reminded me of Giordano Bruno. I wonder why.