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Driving home from work and bro these lights were so bright it was like someone had their brights on.. Never seen this before what is the point of the lights? submitted by /u/Major-Potential-354 to r/mildlyinfuriating [link] [comments]

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This light is I think what must be 100m away, it’s so bright I’m casting perfectly sharp shadows on the walls. The third photo is INSIDE the house, this is the shade it casts through the window. I don’t understand why it’s pointed our way, it’s right next to a regular street lamp which should brighten the road enough. Last two photos indicate the difference between looking at another part of the street and looking at the fucking beam pointed my way. I have always wondered why the streetlamp was so bright when going to bed, our curtains aren’t that dark so it shines right through. I’ve been sleeping with a mask so it doesn’t bother me. But last night I was outside checking out some noises I heard around 2am (that’s when I took these photos, my phone doesn’t do that well in the dark so this is insane), and I realised how horrible that light actually is. I remember getting blinded by it if I went to grab something from the kitchen in the middle of the night but always thought it was just a really annoyingly bright streetlight. But it’s on the neighbours’ side of the property and really just pointed at our house. [UPDATE] [I uploaded photos in an update post for anyone who's interested, but I'm not allowed to add a link to my post and I'm not sure how to otherwise show these] I was blown away by the unexpected many, many reactions to this post. I just found out what the origin of this shitty light was and found it interesting enough to share. I've been laughing my ass off at all the many ideas and advise I got. From placing mirrors to reflective window screens. Or to instantly call emergency (or non emergency, government) lines because of the terrible crime of placing a bright lamp. Or to just simply burn their house down. At least I felt like I had an army of angry redditors ready to ride at dawn as soon as the neighbour would not comply. And a couple of creeps in my inbox?? Funnily enough, when we went to investigate the next day, we noticed the light wasn't even directly pointing at our house. You can see it in the photo, it's pointed to the right (although our house extends to the right side of this photo). This was enough proof to us it was never done with any bad intentions. The brightness of this light is just out of this world. It has the strength of a 1000 suns. Luckily, even before we had seen this, we decided to start civilised, and to just ask. These homeowners live somewhere else, this house is rented out weekly by tourists. Another reason for them to not know. When we asked another neighbour whom we have good contact with for his number he said: "oh well good luck, they're not easy to deal with". Which had us kind of worried. We called them, told them and the first thing they said was: "oh really?! I'm so sorry!!" They were so apologetic. They told us to just move the light down / another way. And we did. Problem solved. We pointed the light down, the home owner apologised a couple of times and everything is good. Except for since we moved the light down, it became a disco light and flickers every ten seconds. But I'm sure we'll find a solution for that too. Thanks everyone for your passion and aggression. Sorry for the boring, non dramatic ending. submitted by /u/doyousmellmel to r/mildlyinfuriating [link] [comments]

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edit: sorry for reposting i think it got taken down for placing links in the post >< i didnt know that " I bought two types and i loved this one more because i can control the brightness 🔅 name: cell phone night reading light i got it from taobao because the one in aliexpress is only black. and i wanted the white one note: you will need to put the magnetic ring to have it fully locked in and never fall but am good without submitted by /u/narubuni to r/xteinkereader [link] [comments]

I think the reason why so many people hate Light is because how Light is supposed to play is not fun on the one being played against. Let's say Medium. Medium is your generic shooter guy. They stand and fight. They use some gadgets. Some movement sometimes. As an opponent they are there and you can shoot them. They do zip around, but not all the times. Most of the time you will see them, you will get to engage with them, and even if you get killed in the process, you get to FIGHT them. Let's say Heavy. Same thing. Big chunky guy. Big weapon. He's there. He hurts you a lot. But he's there. You get to fight him. You get to shoot at him. Your bullet does hit, though sometimes he doesn't die and that sucks but you get to FIGHT them. Now Light. Light is ambusher. Light is flanker. Light hits you when you don't see them and zip around, burst you down, you die. Light's whole game depends on unloading on you when you least expect and get the hell away and not letting you hit them. And that's FRUSTRATING. You play shooter game. You wanna shoot enemy. Enemy won't let you shoot them. They zip around you, making you shoot wildly. They disappear, appear behind you and then pop you without giving you the chance to retaliate. That's not fun for the receiving end, and that's why Light is hated as a concept. I end my case. submitted by /u/Kiririririn to r/thefinals [link] [comments]

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