Wavelength isn’t very important but something around 445-555nm is easily absorbed, accessible and pretty. Strength is way more important. Something well made, focused and above 2000mW like this should never be pointed at a camera.
It could also easily and INSTANTLY damage eyes PERMANENTLY, even the reflections. It should be treated with the same respect as a firearm.
And Eternity
I think they are referring to the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution. Kids publicly denounced, criticised and some even harmed their parents but we are not sure if they killed them. This was done to achieve several things. Destroying religious practices was a part of it.
Recommended book: The cultural revolution: a people’s history, 1962-1976 - Frank Dikötter
I think I started with Mint 13. After hopping around for years I’m now on Debian.
I recommend Mint to people in general. It’s perfect for most people. We shouldn’t be required to learn about everything in the world.
I don’t expect anyone to become a mechanic just because they need a car. If that were a requirement then most people would just not get a car. It’s also okay to continue driving and never becoming a mechanic later.
Sounds like someone is little bit cranky. You’ve been using proprietary software, haven’t you? It’s all right. Try this. It’ll help.
Off topic but what’s the name of the app you are using for Lemmy?
That’s not the official site. It has an old version (July 2024) and the file might contain malware. You can safely download the latest version from GitHub and find their updated guide there.
If you don’t want to use Github, you can use the site they have linked to which is https://smarttubeapp.github.io/
Pretty much. While I wouldn’t say that I’m obsessed, I would greatly appreciate it if usage increased. I wish open source software was the norm.
This is very common (compared to the rest of the population) amongst Linux users. Some people therefore feel the need to spread awareness.
The pair of OD6 goggles that can be bought together with the laser pointer would make reflections safer, but a direct hit in the eyes would still not be safe.