r/mildlyinfuriating 12h ago

Don't hug me I'm scared Neighbor across installed a camera on their railing pointed directly at my bedroom window

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u/GRAABTHAR 8h ago

Yes. And if you use a class 3 laser, it only takes a short time.

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u/Alienhaslanded 8h ago

Totally Worf it then

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u/kellzone 8h ago

The Data backs it up.

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u/A-Real-Fungai 7h ago

Make it so.

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u/Nings777 7h ago

Engage

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u/BEARSHARKTOPUS167 7h ago

Whatever you do, do NOT wear a red shirt while dealing with the camera, just don't,

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u/Eldan985 7h ago

All power to the phaser banks.

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u/oilsaintolis 8h ago

This is Acceptable

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u/Worried_Guess_8419 6h ago

Assimilate this!

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u/BriefSpecial420 6h ago

Just remember about eye protection and eyes of others around.

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u/MichiganGeezer 4h ago

By all means. Engage!

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u/pourtide 7h ago

happy cake day

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u/BriefSpecial420 6h ago

Especially the IR/UV ones that won't show up on the video. Reddit was full of reposts of some lidar on car show getting rid of unnecessary pixels in phone's sensor.

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u/EntityLtdCo 5h ago

Class VI is what you really want.

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u/kadagai 2h ago

There is no such thing as a class 6 laser.

u/Beneficial_Being_721 PURPLE 41m ago

Just pointing at the sun with a long focal length lens… POOF

I know a guy… no filter

u/tommydelgato 33m ago

do you have a good reliable source of class 3 lasers that would work for this, or schematics to make yourown perhaps?

u/WishboneIll9152 19m ago

Grainger has a nice one for $56