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submitted 2 weeks ago* (last edited 1 week ago) by TreesInSpace@sh.itjust.works to c/programming@programming.dev

Sorry If this is the wrong place, just delete it for me, downvotes hurt my feelings.

Did you guys know the famous flipqlo actually required you to be always online? I didn't! Until my internet was gone for 100 days thanks to my Ips. Heck I made my own version. Requires nothing. It even works on windowsXP x86! Multi-lingual and shows date too! I will add virustotal soon, It is packed with upx. ~~Size 350kb~~ now 900kb without compressions because vt hates it!! Download: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/InevitableDays/InevitableDays.github.io/refs/heads/main/Others/Demos/X99Clock.scr Vt 3/71 you can test it too. I will add link I am on mobile as of now

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[-] tal@lemmy.today 1 points 2 weeks ago

I was actually thinking that screensavers might make a comeback if OLEDs become the norm. CRTs could suffer from burn-in, even if the problem was minor enough that most screensavers were really for fun, and in the 1990s, screensavers were pretty common. LCDs don't see burn-in, so screensaver use seems to have kinda disappeared. Plasma displays can get burn-in, but never really hit very widespread use. But...OLEDs can.

Today, I think that most systems have some form of automatic power-down of the display if someone isn't using it, so maybe that competes with screensavers.

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