Yeah, you can see square-looking pixels on most screens if you display something with sharp aliasing. "There is no universal grid" is good to understand, but there are device-specific grids all over the place.
And all the examples that are ultra zoomed and/or showing antialiased font rendering obscure the pixels that are more visible in other situations.
That 0.01 to 0.04 degree range later in the article is big enough to drive a truck though. And you can see stairstepping at even finer distances.
And all the examples that are ultra zoomed and/or showing antialiased font rendering obscure the pixels that are more visible in other situations.
That 0.01 to 0.04 degree range later in the article is big enough to drive a truck though. And you can see stairstepping at even finer distances.