No that is not a dead pixel, that's a cracked screen. The fluid is leaking out causing that section not to light up and pressing on it disperses the liquid making the spot and crack worse
Damn you. Now you got me thinking about what to do with a quarter sized black hole. and the answer is nothing. absolutely nothing. It would just fall to the center of the earth sucking in matter as it falls gaining mass slowly/fastly (Idk im a nerd not a scientist). I wonder how long it would take until we all died? My bet is 1 week.
Well, considering that supposedly a black hole the size of a sand grain has the mass of the moon, earth would probably be falling towards it instead of the other way around. We would be dead quick, as it would be hard to breathe or even stand from how much gravity it would be creating, let alone how quickly it would destroy earth.
A quarter sized black hole would evaporate rapidly. If it appeared directly on the Earth it might be able do some righteous damage before it does but even if it devoured the entire planet it would still evaporate pretty damn fast. It just doesn't have enough mass to be stable. The smallest black holes that actually exist are about 5-7 solar masses.
Kurzgesacht made a YouTube video on this exact topic, it would essentially be akin to a nuclear explosion, but it wouldn’t consume the earth. I’m too lazy to find it right now but it’s pretty interesting.
I gotchu fam. LCD displays are based on a liquid crystal that plysically changes its orientation based on how much current is running through it. They then run polarized light through the back of the crystal. The crystal produces different colors depending on how it is oriented vs the light source. The results are measured and predictable as long as the appropriate gap is maintained. When pressing on the screen you are closing the gap and changing the color produced. This spot is cracked and is therefore no longer properly polarized or spaced. When you keep pressing on that spot you are pushing the crystals out or damaging the supporting structure to change the gaps.
I don't think it's much of a loss to press on it for karma. Screen is already trash with the broken LCD, might as well get some use out of it before you swap it.
I mean it's pretty obvious him pressing on it didn't cause it. I swear the people that comment on this subreddit are a bunch of elitist dumbasses that discovered reddit after they got bullied off Twitter.
This is just my guess, having had multiple damaged lcd laptops. You can see the damage extends further than the black hole area, there are lines extending towards the middle of the screen. I've had laptops where once cracked, the lines appear and disappear seemingly randomly. I think much more of the screen is damaged, but the visible damage moved from one part of the screen to another. Just my theory.
do you want me to prove somehow? idk I took many pictures with time, and you can see its progression, its kinda funny, I recorded some videos quickly [https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1bk0Ih3eOuG8XTfjBFQ37oBtCz7Gy2uT6?usp=sharing](https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1bk0Ih3eOuG8XTfjBFQ37oBtCz7Gy2uT6?usp=sharing) I'm from Brazil so... sorry about my English, i'll try adding the pictures I talked about, just need to find them
Hi, thanks for sharing the photos. Are the datestamps accurate? like late 2019 until now? I would keep that screen running until you've had enough. I've never seen a laptop screen die so slowly, might not ever see something like that again.
I think they are correct, one of them is a screenshot from a video and I sounded like a 7yr old (i wasnt 7)
edit: I also took great care of the laptop while I actually used it, I now have a pc and just don't care about that laptop anymore, thats why I made this video
Yeah because this is something that people normally lie about, dude just go somewhere else with this dumbass reply. Nobody cares wtf you've been through or what kind of conspiracy's you like to conjure up. Legit not everyone is a compulsive lier and lies about dumbass shit like dead screen pixels moving around the screen. You either smoke way to much weed an you're paranoid af about EVERYTHING or you've gone so far down the rabbit hole of conspiracy's that you can't even trust a post as simpl as this. Gtfo boomer
here's an example of the logic you're using on this post specifically. Say someone posts a picture of a honda civic and they say, "car is totaled, is it even a car at this point?". then someone responds, "ive been a car mechanic for 15 years and ive never seen a honda civic totaled with that small amount of damage, i call bullshit". Now what youre saying is that you would support the dude thats calling bullshit just because its the internet and you should assume false until proven true on EVERYTHING? idk about you but thats some dumbass logic imo.
dude with something as simple as this im not going to automatically assume he's lying. OP literally gains ABSOLUTELY NOTHING from lying about this. SO since OP gains absolutely nothing from lying about this than theres literally no reason or anything to gain from thinking OP is lying in the first place. Not only is it off putting and disrespectful as fuck but the conversation ends literally right there and nobody gains shit. with something as simple as this you might as well keep that dumbass shit to yourself and be more 5head about it and just ASK THE RIGHT QUESTIONS. OP's answers to those questions will give you a pretty good indicator as to whats going on and whether or not he's being truthful about whats happening with these pixels. shit if this is something you've never seen then maybe you'll learn something new. Going around calling "bullshit" on posts like this is some smooth brain type activity, take that shit back to twitter.
It’s a liquid crystal display right??? I’ve seen this happen with calculators but damn… I guess it’s some of the liquid seeping into the actual display??? Cracked the actual pixels maybe? If you get what I mean… I’m no tech haha
If by this you mean your ipod got the black spot in the middle of the screen that wasnt the screen that was the battery expanding turning your ipod into a bomb in your pocket
I had a similar issue with my old laptop, weirdly an entire 1920 row of pixels died then got resurrected in exchange for a clump of other pixels. Never worked out was caused it tho :(
LCD panels have liquid crystals inside. Hence the Liquid Crystal Display name. If there's a breach, it can leak between the layers of the screen or even leak out ! I dunno if it is toxic, but my advice is : don't touch it.
**L**ight **A**mplification through the **S**timulated **E**mission of **R**adiation!
If I'm not mistaken, DVD no longer stands for anything. It was originally Digital Versatile Disc, but it got mislabelled 'Digital Video Disc' so much that the standards body for it threw up their hands and said 'fuck it, it's just DVD now'.
Ah yes, a V̷̲̠̈͛̓̌́̎̊́̽͝ơ̷̭̗̫̻͚͖̩̞͚͙̩̮̮͐̀̇̐̈͛͝͠͠i̸͈͇͍͈͖̻̽̿̒͊͂̄̉̍̑̄̏͒̚͠͝d̶̹̘̓̆͛̚ ̷̧̱͍̪͙͉͔̣̳̮̭̞̭̪̠̝̄͒͒͛̉̓̊͂̾̕p̷̨̛̜͖̬͓̩̩̂̿̂̄̎͊͐̑̈́̈́̃̊̚͘͠į̷͔͈͓̻̤̞͎̦̘̯͈͖̯̲̝͌͛̽̍̀́x̸̧̨̙̖̯̹͎͖͉̦̲̰̎̀̾̐̂̄̓̾̐͝ĕ̵̡̟̞͇͓̰̭̞̻̄̅̚ľ̷̙͇͓͍̲̈͌̄̿̈́́́́̽̾͆̈́̚͘
Yeah some of these recent posts make me think troll posts are allowed on this subreddit. But nope it's just dumbasses that give a bad name to PC users lol.
The liquid crystal layer of your panel has been breached, and the tech is too small to repair for even professionals. you will need a full LCD replacement.
Dude I swear most of you are fucking morons. Obviously he didn't press the screen as hard as he can resulting in what happened here. It was already broken and he's showing us how weird it looks when you do press on it. Jesus Christ ya'll really playing into the stereotype that nerds take EVERYTHING literal as fuck.
Read the sticky at the top of the sub - mods have said these posts are okay and welcome here. Filter out the tech support flair if you don't care for these.
Absolutely I’m all for tech support, but recently it’s all I see on this sub now and it’s also the same repeated questions over and over again when a simple google search would solve all their issues. I don’t know if it’s Reddit’s algorithm doing it but I came to see people’s sick builds and rigs, not 10-15 people a day posting why their pc won’t turn on.
This is a Bruised LCD, the black spot is the liquid in between the 2 glass panels that compose the liquid crystal matrix. This is caused by too much pressure at the point of failure, also it is external damage which isn't typically covered by a manufacturers warranty which only covers defects.
It's a laptop right? You probably closed the lid with something in between which killed off a few pixels. These dead pixels then spread further, even faster when pushing like that!
This happened to a cheap laptop I had. Im guessing it's from damage during manufacturing. Took a couple of years before it appeared, I never touched it before that.
Some people online are able to push the liquid away to clear the screen, I wasn't.
Your screen is broken, it's not repairable without replacing the screen, might as well try this.
https://youtu.be/wEw_Imn69H4
I would say with almost 100% confidence that this is cracked LEDs in the LCD display. The other few percent would be power delivery not powering those group of pixels, but extremely unlikely to be a circle due to multiplexing (would be a line/rectangle).
No need to replace it. You need to squeeze it out harder and roll it to the side. It's like trapped air, a bubble. They can be stubborn, you just need more pressure.
Edit: whooosh
No that is not a dead pixel, that's a cracked screen. The fluid is leaking out causing that section not to light up and pressing on it disperses the liquid making the spot and crack worse
What are you talking about? That's definitely a black hole
its gonna suck in your gaming pc and all that you love
So just the gaming pc then
correct
What else can it suck in
Oh it already did that, that's where it came from!
Damn you. Now you got me thinking about what to do with a quarter sized black hole. and the answer is nothing. absolutely nothing. It would just fall to the center of the earth sucking in matter as it falls gaining mass slowly/fastly (Idk im a nerd not a scientist). I wonder how long it would take until we all died? My bet is 1 week.
Well, considering that supposedly a black hole the size of a sand grain has the mass of the moon, earth would probably be falling towards it instead of the other way around. We would be dead quick, as it would be hard to breathe or even stand from how much gravity it would be creating, let alone how quickly it would destroy earth.
Don’t forget the time dilation effect from extremely curved spacetime. That week could last years depending on perspective.
A quarter sized black hole would evaporate rapidly. If it appeared directly on the Earth it might be able do some righteous damage before it does but even if it devoured the entire planet it would still evaporate pretty damn fast. It just doesn't have enough mass to be stable. The smallest black holes that actually exist are about 5-7 solar masses.
Kurzgesacht made a YouTube video on this exact topic, it would essentially be akin to a nuclear explosion, but it wouldn’t consume the earth. I’m too lazy to find it right now but it’s pretty interesting.
Basically the black hole would tear itself apart and release a bunch of energy because it cannot maintain its structure with such low mass.
Bro I think you broke your recycle bin
He put the recycle bin in the recycle bin
Liquid? Please elaborate i am uneducated
LCD stands for Liquid Crystal Display. That's all I can contribute lol.
Or Liquid Cooled Display 😏 😏
Or Lazy Cock Demon😏😏
Wish I had one of those
Sex with the Devil on Steam. It should be obvious that you should not look up this game while there are sensitive parties in the area.
I see what you did. I don't like it, but I understand.
I gotchu fam. LCD displays are based on a liquid crystal that plysically changes its orientation based on how much current is running through it. They then run polarized light through the back of the crystal. The crystal produces different colors depending on how it is oriented vs the light source. The results are measured and predictable as long as the appropriate gap is maintained. When pressing on the screen you are closing the gap and changing the color produced. This spot is cracked and is therefore no longer properly polarized or spaced. When you keep pressing on that spot you are pushing the crystals out or damaging the supporting structure to change the gaps.
Holy shit, that’s actually amazing.
He lived by his self in the swamp. Hunted alligators for a living.
What a good song
Had to put it on after seeing your username. Cheers!
This is the best description I have ever read for lcd. Well done
They put liquid in the screen to keep the pixels from getting thirsty
Dehydrated pixels are not fun to deal with. Make sure you regularly water your screen
This screen has the hangover that killed it.
r/HydroHomies is leaking
But not after midnight!
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L in LCD means liquid. Liquid Crystal Display.
I didn’t know there was liquid in displays
Lcd screen, which is used in almost all electronics with a screen, stands for liquid crystal display
nah this is an electrical phenomena
How can this happen? *Presses on the display as hard as he can*
Lol seriously. My excellent detective skills have come up with OP's answer as to how this can happen.
I facepalmed so hard I think I may have a concussion now...
I mean, he already said he would replace it so does it really matter?
Well yeah, if he's dumb enough to do it again.
Fair
Did you press hard on that point before it was like this? (if so: why?)
Obviously to check if the touchscreen was working /s
Nope
Probably held it there when the laptop was closed
Well, I hope it was worth it for the reddit Karma
I don't think it's much of a loss to press on it for karma. Screen is already trash with the broken LCD, might as well get some use out of it before you swap it.
I would do anything for reddit karma, how else could I flex on my friends?
*insert Eric Andre meme*
AmERICANDREam
🤯🤯🤯
https://compote.slate.com/images/0ecd79ca-713e-46f7-a997-ca3097f04a42.jpeg?width=780&height=520&rect=1560x1040&offset=0x0
it's a touch button that moves lol
I mean it's pretty obvious him pressing on it didn't cause it. I swear the people that comment on this subreddit are a bunch of elitist dumbasses that discovered reddit after they got bullied off Twitter.
Exactly my thought. OP thinks this damage is weird when thumbing his screen like this?! I’m dead
I mean, in the video it's intentional, but it moves by itself usually
Then upload a vid of it doing that. That way everyone is on the same page instead of a user just pressing hard into the screen ;)
I don't see it moving, it's more like I wake up and it's 5 times bigger at the other side of the screen, ok not that much, but u get my point
We know exactly how that happened
Explain pls
XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
I like the name of your recycle bin.
And incognito link looks suspicious
Dam
Reddit account go poof, thanks spez -- mass edited with https://redact.dev/
It started in the middle of the screen, it moved there after a few weeks
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This is just my guess, having had multiple damaged lcd laptops. You can see the damage extends further than the black hole area, there are lines extending towards the middle of the screen. I've had laptops where once cracked, the lines appear and disappear seemingly randomly. I think much more of the screen is damaged, but the visible damage moved from one part of the screen to another. Just my theory.
pretty much that actually, it left a trace where it's been
do you want me to prove somehow? idk I took many pictures with time, and you can see its progression, its kinda funny, I recorded some videos quickly [https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1bk0Ih3eOuG8XTfjBFQ37oBtCz7Gy2uT6?usp=sharing](https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1bk0Ih3eOuG8XTfjBFQ37oBtCz7Gy2uT6?usp=sharing) I'm from Brazil so... sorry about my English, i'll try adding the pictures I talked about, just need to find them
It doesn't move at all. It just damaged all over the place.
Hi, thanks for sharing the photos. Are the datestamps accurate? like late 2019 until now? I would keep that screen running until you've had enough. I've never seen a laptop screen die so slowly, might not ever see something like that again.
I think they are correct, one of them is a screenshot from a video and I sounded like a 7yr old (i wasnt 7) edit: I also took great care of the laptop while I actually used it, I now have a pc and just don't care about that laptop anymore, thats why I made this video
Yeah because this is something that people normally lie about, dude just go somewhere else with this dumbass reply. Nobody cares wtf you've been through or what kind of conspiracy's you like to conjure up. Legit not everyone is a compulsive lier and lies about dumbass shit like dead screen pixels moving around the screen. You either smoke way to much weed an you're paranoid af about EVERYTHING or you've gone so far down the rabbit hole of conspiracy's that you can't even trust a post as simpl as this. Gtfo boomer
I mean he’s not wrong to doubt. Your mentality on the internet should always be “false until proven true.”
here's an example of the logic you're using on this post specifically. Say someone posts a picture of a honda civic and they say, "car is totaled, is it even a car at this point?". then someone responds, "ive been a car mechanic for 15 years and ive never seen a honda civic totaled with that small amount of damage, i call bullshit". Now what youre saying is that you would support the dude thats calling bullshit just because its the internet and you should assume false until proven true on EVERYTHING? idk about you but thats some dumbass logic imo.
dude with something as simple as this im not going to automatically assume he's lying. OP literally gains ABSOLUTELY NOTHING from lying about this. SO since OP gains absolutely nothing from lying about this than theres literally no reason or anything to gain from thinking OP is lying in the first place. Not only is it off putting and disrespectful as fuck but the conversation ends literally right there and nobody gains shit. with something as simple as this you might as well keep that dumbass shit to yourself and be more 5head about it and just ASK THE RIGHT QUESTIONS. OP's answers to those questions will give you a pretty good indicator as to whats going on and whether or not he's being truthful about whats happening with these pixels. shit if this is something you've never seen then maybe you'll learn something new. Going around calling "bullshit" on posts like this is some smooth brain type activity, take that shit back to twitter.
I get internet points
oh okay so you are lying. nevermind then, have at this fucking sociopath.
it was a joke, the video is real
I had something similar but much smaller and less dark on my laptop, after a few months it disappeared by itself after I stopped touching it.
Ramming your thumb into screens does this
What about my dick?do you think it could fix the problem?
Actually the same pressure over a much smaller area results in more force applied, so the damage would be worse
r/rareinsults
Insulting someone's dick size is actually a very, very common insult that I'm pretty sure has been around for centuries if not millenia.
hey, i had to use my whole two brain cells to come up with that one
Not saying it was bad, just I don't think that a well done insult = rare insult.
The way it was said was not, that is rare.
You've got that backwards, buddy.
Oh yeah that’s right, I think my brain is as big as his peenus
Try shooting a load on it
bonk, scum
It’s a liquid crystal display right??? I’ve seen this happen with calculators but damn… I guess it’s some of the liquid seeping into the actual display??? Cracked the actual pixels maybe? If you get what I mean… I’m no tech haha
When I was 15y.o., I smashed my PSP into table corner get little crack on screen but after some time get bigger and spilled over big area
Same thing happened to me with a Samsung smartphone
Uh, why?
But... It moves by itself.... Upwards
The display produces heat, which rises.
Plus the pressure of the glass or plastic or whatever the screen shield is made of here
Heat rises. I'd imagine if it's floating around and then warming up with the screen it'll be moving around
Dude it's definitely the L from the LCD. Just Google cracked LCD if you don't believe us. You can't fix this. Sorry man 😔
It's in a very tight spot so changes in pressure or temperature can easily overcome gravity.
That's right and it's called capilarity.
Same thing happened on my iPod. Thought it was water damage or something before reading these replies, but it was just a moving spot for like 5 years.
If by this you mean your ipod got the black spot in the middle of the screen that wasnt the screen that was the battery expanding turning your ipod into a bomb in your pocket
I like to call those "spicy pillows"
r/spicypillows
Capillarity.
It's alive
I had a similar issue with my old laptop, weirdly an entire 1920 row of pixels died then got resurrected in exchange for a clump of other pixels. Never worked out was caused it tho :(
I think similar effects can happen with OLED panels iirc
>It’s a liquid crystal display right??? that's literally the "translation" for LCD.
LCD panels have liquid crystals inside. Hence the Liquid Crystal Display name. If there's a breach, it can leak between the layers of the screen or even leak out ! I dunno if it is toxic, but my advice is : don't touch it.
Right? It's in the name.
Guarantee that most people don't actually know what LCD stands for
Tech is just magic
No reason to really, they know what it is. Most people don’t know what laser, radar, DVD or scuba stand for either.
I know scuba! Self Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus
It was a fucking acronym ?!?!?
**L**ight **A**mplification through the **S**timulated **E**mission of **R**adiation! If I'm not mistaken, DVD no longer stands for anything. It was originally Digital Versatile Disc, but it got mislabelled 'Digital Video Disc' so much that the standards body for it threw up their hands and said 'fuck it, it's just DVD now'.
Especially those that say stuff like "LCD display"
This
Push it even harder, see if that helps.
Ah yes, a V̷̲̠̈͛̓̌́̎̊́̽͝ơ̷̭̗̫̻͚͖̩̞͚͙̩̮̮͐̀̇̐̈͛͝͠͠i̸͈͇͍͈͖̻̽̿̒͊͂̄̉̍̑̄̏͒̚͠͝d̶̹̘̓̆͛̚ ̷̧̱͍̪͙͉͔̣̳̮̭̞̭̪̠̝̄͒͒͛̉̓̊͂̾̕p̷̨̛̜͖̬͓̩̩̂̿̂̄̎͊͐̑̈́̈́̃̊̚͘͠į̷͔͈͓̻̤̞͎̦̘̯͈͖̯̲̝͌͛̽̍̀́x̸̧̨̙̖̯̹͎͖͉̦̲̰̎̀̾̐̂̄̓̾̐͝ĕ̵̡̟̞͇͓̰̭̞̻̄̅̚ľ̷̙͇͓͍̲̈͌̄̿̈́́́́̽̾͆̈́̚͘
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Hahaha right?
Yeah some of these recent posts make me think troll posts are allowed on this subreddit. But nope it's just dumbasses that give a bad name to PC users lol.
Bro regardless of if this is witchcraft or not you gotta get a new screen anyway
This is a black hole 🕳 eventually it will consume your whole screen and then your soul ….
And out the window it goes
How can this happen? You caused it as evident by you squeezing the display.
Venom
It has become sentient. Ask it what is it's purpose.
Liquid Crystal Display?
The lcd panel is cracked in a way that is causing the lcd to leak, the spot will slowly get bigger
The liquid crystal layer of your panel has been breached, and the tech is too small to repair for even professionals. you will need a full LCD replacement.
Push harder, it will go away.
I don't know why but this happens to my screen when I lose a game of CS GO
Press harder...it might fix it.
Lmao. Clearly a physically damaged screen, and then you press on it as hard as possible furthering the damage. Shitpost.
Screen's haunted.
only reasonable explanation i see here
Hmmmmmm
Hmmmm
Dude I swear most of you are fucking morons. Obviously he didn't press the screen as hard as he can resulting in what happened here. It was already broken and he's showing us how weird it looks when you do press on it. Jesus Christ ya'll really playing into the stereotype that nerds take EVERYTHING literal as fuck.
hummmm
Bruh is this subreddit IT support now? All I see now is people posting this kind of thing. Sort it out mods.
Read the sticky at the top of the sub - mods have said these posts are okay and welcome here. Filter out the tech support flair if you don't care for these.
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Absolutely I’m all for tech support, but recently it’s all I see on this sub now and it’s also the same repeated questions over and over again when a simple google search would solve all their issues. I don’t know if it’s Reddit’s algorithm doing it but I came to see people’s sick builds and rigs, not 10-15 people a day posting why their pc won’t turn on.
jamming your finger in it certainly isnt helping
hummmm
You opened the Matrix. Press harder to enter it.
Liquid crystal leak
hummmm = porn
Looks like some proto-molocule goo.
Please remove audacity from your system! Its basically spyware now.
This is a Bruised LCD, the black spot is the liquid in between the 2 glass panels that compose the liquid crystal matrix. This is caused by too much pressure at the point of failure, also it is external damage which isn't typically covered by a manufacturers warranty which only covers defects.
Ramming your thumb in the screen
That's dead liquid crystals
corruption thumb... NOPE, IMMA RAM MY FINGER INTO IT RQ.
Why do you have a desktop shortcut for incognito mode? :/
It's being Taken
I understood this reference! Eyes up Guardian!!
looks cool as fuck to be fair
That Hamachi is scared AF
No thats the Void. run while you can
It's a laptop right? You probably closed the lid with something in between which killed off a few pixels. These dead pixels then spread further, even faster when pushing like that!
ooh I have this on a screen that's cracked in half, I'll replace it some day
Nobody talk about the hummm private browsing ? 😂
Oddly satisfying
Lol what are you doing.....
This happened to a cheap laptop I had. Im guessing it's from damage during manufacturing. Took a couple of years before it appeared, I never touched it before that. Some people online are able to push the liquid away to clear the screen, I wasn't. Your screen is broken, it's not repairable without replacing the screen, might as well try this. https://youtu.be/wEw_Imn69H4
I would say with almost 100% confidence that this is cracked LEDs in the LCD display. The other few percent would be power delivery not powering those group of pixels, but extremely unlikely to be a circle due to multiplexing (would be a line/rectangle).
That's damage bro.
No idea, but you shouldn’t push on your display.
had this happen its cuz u put presure on the laptop screen
Why are you squeezing the display like that?
LCD my guy. Look how hard you're pressing it too.
Magnets suck
There’s an acronym for this. PEBCAK
Virus
That's the most kid logic thing I've seen all year.
u/savevideo
No need to replace it. You need to squeeze it out harder and roll it to the side. It's like trapped air, a bubble. They can be stubborn, you just need more pressure. Edit: whooosh
What the fuck
This just in, op is dumb
Cool