Built to last, after all these years.

[spankinspinach@sh.itjust.works]

So they got better at doing what they set out for!?

Titanic: A Success Story

[lostxor@fedia.io]

Only if you've got an OLED display, for LCDs you're using roughly the same energy as long as your display's backlight is on.

[distantsounds@lemmy.world]

And you may ask yourself, “how did I get here?”

[ramble81@lemm.ee]

They’re not talking the amount of use, but just the sheer fact that if you see an electric light in a video game, it’s being powered by real world electricity, just like a normal light is.

[aeronmelon@lemmy.world]

Unfortunately the water is no longer heated.

[katana314@lemmy.world]

But global warming seeks to fix that!

[prettybunnys@sh.itjust.works]

The bits to make the light be shown by the cpu/gpu use the magic zip zap tho

[lugal@sopuli.xyz]

Hope they change it regularly, otherwise it's full of algae by now

[sculptor9157@sh.itjust.works]

The real reason it sank was to reunite the pool with it's mum.

[spankinspinach@sh.itjust.works]

There's no place like home?

[dumptruck@lemmings.world]

I think it's mostly full of dead guy at this depth.

[dumptruck@lemmings.world]

Wait, so videogame lights are also physical real world lights...

[prex@aussie.zone]

[lugal@sopuli.xyz]

So maybe someone should dive there and replace them with new ones?

[naught101@lemmy.world]

Even the shadows are, just like a normal shadow