In alt.home.repair, on Sun, 23 May 2021 15:42:49 -0400, Larry
wrote:

On 5/23/21 3:18 PM, micky wrote:
I was at a friend's tonight and he had a porch wall light that used
LEDs, little flat ones, so from the outside of the fixture it appears
there is no light bulb inside.

From your own pov, would it bother you when you look at it that there's
no light bulb in your light fixture.

Would you miss the appearance of a lightbulb, candle, wick, gas jet?
Just emptiness, like our hollow lives?


Other than that, it seemed very nice. Uses very litle electricity.



C'mon man! It's a light emitter. Why make it look like an old-fashioned light bulb?

Why make the "boxes" that surround the lightbulb the same size and shape
when there is no lightbulb!

When transistors were invented, did they try to make them look like vacuum tubes?

They would have if you could have seen them, but they were inside.

Why do they make veggie burgers the same shape as hamburgers?