#cathoderaytube

[econocaos]

[roadanscarlett]

Simple little 80's TV GIF

[mangor]

… die festliche Schaufensterpuppe …

[drumcorps]

good night 🌙 ✨

[spockvarietyhour]

Argo + CRT

[elsewhereuniversity]

They say the school is haunted.

You want to disregard it as superstition, the stuff of urban legends. Still, when you walk back from class after sunset, there is a chill in the air that seems wrong, and you walk just a little faster to avoid the flickers of movement in the shadows.

If you hear someone say hello to you when you are on the bridge, they say you must return it if you want a good grade. You think it’s just good manners until you hear it when there’s no one else around. You say hello to the empty air, and get the sense that whatever it was is now satisfied. You hurry to class, and your group presentation goes exceptionally smoothly.

Someone fell from the top of the art building, they say, and this one you know is true. One of the professors has never been the same, and he’s started talking about hearing piano music in the early hours of the morning. You hear it too, one day, through a wall. The sunlight streaming through the windows tells you there is no practice room on the other side.

You graduate, and return years later with your younger sibling. You want to tell them what you saw, but they are just as skeptical as you were. They will learn in time.

x

[changterhune]

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[opticalanalog]

Differences in the phosphor triads of a Magnavox CRT color Television (top) and a Sony Trinitron (bottom). The Trinitron perfectly shows how the phosphors are not actually pixels from them being completely unobstructed in the Y-axis. The Phosphors are what enabled analog television sets to produce a color image, they are what the red, green, and blue electron beams are able to hit producing a color image on the screen.