The cat printer was running low on ink.

[catsalad@infosec.exchange]

The cat printer was running low on ink.

[sleepycatten@cultofshiv.wtf]

@catsalad Might need to clean the cat printer. Perhaps use the roller cleaner? 🤭

[benoitmortier@techhub.social]

@catsalad 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[johnm@social.tchncs.de]

@catsalad 😂

[amblergee@indieweb.social]

@catsalad Ha! 😆

[klimperei@mastodon.social]

@catsalad girls

[gnoll110@ruby.social]

@catsalad
@weezmgk

I'll see your meme, and raise you.

[marud@social.marud.fr]

@catsalad the other one is a copycat

[peachfront@toot.community]

@catsalad

the eyes of reproachful cats asking, "How long u spent working on that joke????"

🤣

PS they are too cute

[catnip@mastodon.online]

@catsalad I learned recently that the pastel version of a calico cat is called “dilute calico” 🥰

[raymaccarthy@mastodon.ie]

@catsalad
Or one has been washed in bleach?

[raymaccarthy@mastodon.ie]

@gnoll110 @catsalad @weezmgk

Actually OLED used printed electroluminescent dots and phosphors. IPS uses a printed filter.
Both will suffer burn-in eventually on a status screen and fade in direct sunlight. The OLED fades more and differentially, so colour shifts.
LCD with cheap LED backlights or edge lights colour shift because white LEDs don't exist, they are blue, violet or near UV with a yellow phosphor.
QLED are IPS LCD with green and red quantum dots and a pure blue backlight.

[irmgard@sueden.social]

@catsalad Always remember: Never wash cats in water that's too hot!

[weezmgk@mastodon.social]

@catsalad can't refill these date coded catridges, either. Also will not print calico if the tuxedo catridge is out.

[normjess@tech.lgbt]

@catsalad you would just run that thing non stop wouldn't you 😝

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[kwramm@mastodon.gamedev.place]

@catsalad one is in sRGB the other in linear color space

[valhoga01@mastodon.social]

@catsalad pretty girls.

[vaneeten@mastodon.nl]

@catsalad are you sure the problem wasn't caused by the cat scan to begin with?

[katharta@quietzero.net]

@catsalad Can confirm this is a very real phenomenon.

[anakin78z@mograph.social]

@catsalad That's called a diluted calico. We have one, too!