You deserved that...dumbass

#5 - traelos

Reply+55

(12/14/2012)[-]

Because that wasn't rigged at all.

No sir-ee

I too often film myself taking pictures of my computer.

#18 - templarofsteel

Reply+36

(12/15/2012)[-]

>filming yourself taking a picture of a computer screen

#30 to #18 - akg**User deleted account**

Reply+5

(12/15/2012)[-]

==} Insinuating that he wouldn't know the outcome of this experience

#6 - anon id: 89c7a050

Reply0

(12/14/2012)[-]

Alright faggots listen up. The screen does that because the camera's flasher causes quite a large (if very local) electro magnetic pulse. Each and every pixel on an LCD screen is basicly a transistor (google it, numbnuts) that uses a very minute voltage, and they can get fried by the pulse that a camera flasher produces. The moar you know.

#13 to #6 - mousekill**User deleted account**

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#34 to #6 - ohemgeezus

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(12/15/2012)[-]

161 green thumbs and not a single person has claimed they "forgot" to sign in? faith in funnyjunk restored.
Also, today anon was a pretty cool guy

gif related, it's anon

#38 to #34 - doctadoc

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(12/15/2012)[-]

FORGOT TO SIGN IN! AH ***********!

#20 to #6 - therianek

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(12/15/2012)[-]

dear diary today Anon was pretty cool guy

#14 to #6 - krachgarten

Reply+12

(12/15/2012)[-]

Doctor, is that you?

#23 to #6 - zakai

Reply+7

(12/15/2012)[-]

I'm an electrician and I approve of this explanation! XD
Good job Anon.

#22 to #6 - gilliam

Reply+7

(12/15/2012)[-]

Permanent damage? or do they revert back?

#24 to #6 - baconface

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(12/15/2012)[-]

#26 to #6 - mikaelkid

Reply+3

(12/15/2012)[-]

BUT! Is it easily fixed?

#27 to #26 - colonelbyers

Reply+14

(12/15/2012)[-]

Yeah, just restart the computer to refresh the EMF in the screen. or change resolutions

#28 to #27 - mikaelkid

Reply+3

(12/15/2012)[-]

Oh, why thank you. I will remember this if it ever shall happen!

#41 to #28 - anon id: 6eeb9de6

Reply0

(12/15/2012)[-]

but after witnessing what happens surely it will never happen?

#47 to #41 - mikaelkid

Reply0

(12/16/2012)[-]

I will not let it happen

#46 to #6 - kemonomimi

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(12/15/2012)[-]

#40 to #6 - grahamernazi

Reply+1

(12/15/2012)[-]

So, you're telling me that I can flash all of the school's computer screens with a camera flash?!

MFW

#7 to #6 - anon id: 4d5288e8

Reply0

(12/14/2012)[-]

so cameras cause EMPs now? seems legit

#16 to #7 - haloforlife

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(12/15/2012)[-]

#36 to #16 - anon id: b7858233

Reply0

(12/15/2012)[-]

But top comment is anon...

#8 to #7 - amicory

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(12/15/2012)[-]

anything electronic does, the bigger the device the bigger the emp.

#9 to #8 - autoxx

Reply+35

(12/15/2012)[-]

This guy knows his ****.
Even a single wire with current flowing through it creates an electrical field which can induce a charge (albeit small) on surrounding metallic objects.

#15 to #9 - tragono**User deleted account**

Reply+7

(12/15/2012)[-]

ELECTRO-MAGNETISM
All one force. To put it simply.

#12 to #8 - anon id: 29e7cfbd

Reply0

(12/15/2012)[-]

nukes are pretty small

#17 to #12 - reican#256 on commentsRank#256

Reply+7

(12/15/2012)[-]

that's an explosive device, not an electronic device.

#19 to #7 - masterbob

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(12/15/2012)[-]

an emp is just a moving magnetic field. electromagnetism is just the flow of electrons. so anything that is electric or magnetic has a magnetic field. so yes, cameras cause emps.

#3 - barstoolninja

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(12/14/2012)[-]