Dead pixel troll. Be aware...

[Needfuldoer]

1 hour ago, Bcb2 said:

Because of the wan show

That's almost always the answer to any otherwise-inexplicable phenomena in the Linus Cinematic Universe, isn't it.

[helgehelge123]

20 hours ago, Kid.Lazer said:

And it changes color depending on what it is covering. Stuck pixels don't do that.

That's true, it's inverted, if I'm reading the code correctly, but I've seen some weird dead pixels. 

[Bitter]

3 hours ago, Bcb2 said:

Why would they want to copy the code if it’s just Shopify 

Plagiarism is easier? Why do it if you can just copy it.

[Morpheuskibbe]

[Gorzius]

Seems to be some new theme.

[Needfuldoer]

All because one of the WAN Show camera sensors has a dead pixel. If they were running something like Sony PTZ broadcast cameras, they'd be able to paint it out so it doesn't appear. 

 

 

  

  

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[GoStormPlays]

we need to show this idea to monitor manufacturers

 

they'd totally be on board with doing this too

[crazzp]

The pixel is round if you zoom it. Damn it why would my monitor have round pixels. 

[LloydLynx]

My panel is so fvcked that I could barely find it.

Spoiler

 

[Euchre]

I guess everyone forgot how websites used a single pixel image as a tracking tactic, to see if their site was being loaded in whole, or if images were being scraped.

[helgehelge123]

On 5/4/2024 at 11:50 AM, Needfuldoer said:

All because one of the WAN Show camera sensors has a dead pixel. If they were running something like Sony PTZ broadcast cameras, they'd be able to paint it out so it doesn't appear. 

 

 

  

  

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pretty sure this was a bait from them. The products were ready to ship in one week. Only the Shirt was a preorder and the pixel effect was weird on their cameras.
in the show I was wondering how multiple cameras develop the exact same fault in different spots. And it could not've been the capture device either, because the spots were in different places.