Before computers a full black panel would be a lot of work to ink. Before computers a full black panel would require a lot of additional printer’s ink on a page. However, on screen black is displayed by not turning LEDs on so it saves power in a blackout.
This one seems to have been done well in advance. California avoided rolling blackouts during last month’s heat wave. Planning, and cooperation among the general populace did the trick.
Templo S.U.D. over 1 year ago
no duh
sevaar777 over 1 year ago
You must live in the great state of Texass. Remember the failed power grid?
William Bednar Premium Member over 1 year ago
Guess they forgot that “blackouts” were the rule back before electricity was “discovered”.
pathfinder over 1 year ago
I still keep an oil lamp in case of power failure. No batteries, will last all night and can be refilled easily.
wirepunchr over 1 year ago
Eye, eye!
e.groves over 1 year ago
Doesn’t that use a lot of ink?
Ideafire over 1 year ago
Before computers a full black panel would be a lot of work to ink. Before computers a full black panel would require a lot of additional printer’s ink on a page. However, on screen black is displayed by not turning LEDs on so it saves power in a blackout.
mistercatworks over 1 year ago
Especially if you can draw in the dark. :)
zwilnik64 over 1 year ago
This one seems to have been done well in advance. California avoided rolling blackouts during last month’s heat wave. Planning, and cooperation among the general populace did the trick.