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redjard

@ Redjard @reddthat.com

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Former account: @Redjard@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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6mo ago

This is Jelly. Jelly almost burned the house down this morning.
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redjard @reddthat.com 6mo ago
Recently did this but using a sharp flat kitchen knife. Angle it almost horizontally and scrape it over the surface like it's a sharpening stone.

6mo ago

Rules are for hoomans

redjard @reddthat.com 6mo ago

File:Cat_Breaks_Rules.jpg

DescriptionA Hemingway Cat breaks the rules of the house

6mo ago

uhn 🥺

redjard @reddthat.com 6mo ago

    
try {
    anal();
} catch (HIV) {
    loop {
        sleep(1000000000);
        if HIV.has_cure {break}
    }
}

6mo ago

Mike Hardaker accuses Reddit of holding organic posting ‘hostage’ unless he buys ads, shares email screenshot

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redjard @reddthat.com 6mo ago

I was already in the middle lf posting this to !dontyouknowwhoiam@lemmy.world before seeing the remainder of your post :)

6mo ago

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redjard @reddthat.com 6mo ago

Most lenses only care about the angular light distribution, essentially averaging over the lens surface. So a ding or crack would just add a tiny portion of grey or black to the entire image

Edit: This is for cracking the front protective glass of a camera lens. If an actual optical lens splits in two it will be misaligned and bad things will happen.