Wife's idea.

[jwcph@helvede.net]

RE: https://helvede.net/@jwcph/117083719142344400

@nerdd @saustrup Jeg har bare alt for mange solbriller...

[nerdd@mstdn.social]

@jwcph @saustrup Ok, det ser også pænt nørdet ud!

[cthellis@urusai.social]

@saustrup @mdmrn amazing

[mawkernewek@toot.wales]

@saustrup I am maybe half remembering being advised not to do this back in 1999

[jens@social.finkhaeuser.de]

@saustrup Oh yeah! I remember doing that in the 90s!

[joel@gts.tumfatig.net]

@saustrup brilliant !

[disorderlyf@todon.eu]

@saustrup I assume any data on there was nuked from orbit now, but I never thought about using that as an eclipse shield.

edited because I accidentally used the wrong "there"

[scriptfanix@maly.io]

@saustrup
This is not safe. Can work, but can also not work as floppy manufacturers don't really care about optical consistency. Please do not recommend anyone do this

[perrin42@mastodon.social]

@saustrup

I'm blind! Someone call Joe Pesci!

[nuancerhymeswithorange@mstdn.social]

@saustrup but all my games! Erased!

[vampirepenguin@mastodon.social]

@saustrup You just wiped your copy of Commander Keen

[lbehm@chaos.social]

Hej @strahlenschutz, man soll ja nicht Gletscherbrillen verwenden u.s.w., aber was haltet ihr davon️?

[sassdawe@infosec.exchange]

@saustrup this is the way!

[jonhendry@iosdev.space]

@saustrup

I don't think that blocks IR. So there might still be a risk.

[arcticulate@toot.community]

@saustrup I *can* let you do that, Dave! (If HAL was a floppy)

[paule@ieji.de]

@saustrup I preferred to use binoculars.

[codeofamor@social.codeofamor.net]

@saustrup clever girl!

[serhiymakarenko@mastodon.social]

@saustrup @marcoarment Looks like HAL 9000 from “2001: A Space Odyssey” movie.

[joe_von_saporski@bunt.social]

@saustrup
CD works also

[jonhendry@iosdev.space]

@rogue_cells @saustrup

I'm pretty sure focused solar IR on the retina could also be bad. And you wouldn't blink because you wouldn't feel it.