They are calling it a pixel. Let's see what they have to say about it from here. I am curious about the "imbalanced" multi-element pixel on a display; that sort of "imbalance" is most common in the sensing of light, particularly in consumer-grade cameras.
![One turd once a month.
[A small, dry, cube-shaped turd is pictured.]
No contracts.
No fees.
No catch.*
Save up to 1,2000 (sic) hours a year by only using the bathroom for a bowel movement once per month. Deposit a round turd at a scheduled time, or delay to collect rollover turds.
BrownPass subscribers can trade their turd time for digital perks and content marketplace credits, or express their creativity with turd skins. Take back your life and regain control.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ytid5cslnduhtahzkbs7j7b3/bafkreiavubiylyjbcl6j7cyzvyqyurrzztqegqkpzhbhftwdur5l6i53su)
![Two consecutive posts in my feed:
Wyatt Sinclair @wyattswickedgoods....
[referring to an image of a "Twix Italian" candy bar that is actually fried mozzarella sticks] This would fix me.
The next post in my feed, unrelated to the previous post:
Dave Levitan @davelevitan.bsky.social
My god. My god. [referring to an image of a snippet of instructions on preparing some sort of food which says, "over heating may cause cheese loss," among a few other incomplete lines of instructions]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ytid5cslnduhtahzkbs7j7b3/bafkreigeua3vzp6qzhs7oh743pxkqmihcgb5g723aktpphyw7ftwuqocfe)
