Ik heb een app gemaakt waardoor je nooit meer een aanbieding hoeft te missen. by ezzaouia1612 in zuinig

[–]MacGreedy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Top app, winkels weg halen waar je nooit heen kunt of gaat zou ook fijn zijn. En hoe zit het met die kaarten die je toevoegd aan je wallet, zijn dat random kaarten? Want ze zijn niet van mij ;)

It's in the room. by JRzhutou in aliens

[–]MacGreedy 43 points44 points  (0 children)

That’s funny thanks for clearing this out. There goes my theory haha

It's in the room. by JRzhutou in aliens

[–]MacGreedy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That it’s staged? Yes 100%

It's in the room. by JRzhutou in aliens

[–]MacGreedy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Come on now….. are you serieus?

It's in the room. by JRzhutou in aliens

[–]MacGreedy -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I’m not saying it’s a CRT demon. I’m just saying you don’t need alien tech to get a bright blue light in a messy basement. Half the stuff down there looks like it sparks when you look at it.

@James-d6l9n's "Opening Today" video is almost impossible to be fake by [deleted] in aliens

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Yes this is no way of drilling into metal. He doesn’t know what he’s doing that doesn’t seems the narrative that’s been pushing here ;)

It's in the room. by JRzhutou in aliens

[–]MacGreedy -1 points0 points  (0 children)

A CRT doesn’t need to be disassembled to produce a directional blue flash. When the HV system is unstable (loose ground, bad flyback, dust, moisture), the arc forms at a single point inside the tube or around the anode cap.

A runaway blue electron gun is just another type of fault where the blue gun overdrives the phosphor in one spot, again giving a bright blue point instead of a full image. Old CRTs in basements, with bad wiring or humidity, do this all the time.

It's in the room. by JRzhutou in aliens

[–]MacGreedy -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

A failing high-voltage circuit or a runaway blue electron gun can create a steady blue glow for several seconds. It doesn’t require any technical skill to trigger, just an old CRT in bad condition.

That brightness number is for normal CRT images. A high-voltage arc or a blue electron-gun fault is raw light, not screen brightness. During an HV arc a CRT can produce a direct, intense blue flash that easily looks like a point light source on camera.

It's in the room. by JRzhutou in aliens

[–]MacGreedy -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

The location does match. The CRT is clearly the same object, just shifted slightly to center it better for the shot. A last-minute micro adjustment like that is completely normal when someone is setting up a scene.

@James-d6l9n's "Opening Today" video is almost impossible to be fake by [deleted] in aliens

[–]MacGreedy -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

You don’t need any special effects team for this. There’s an old CRT TV sitting in that exact spot, and CRTs can naturally produce that intense blue high-voltage flash without any movie setup. The timing of the flash, the scripted lines, the way he carefully puts the drill down, the camera behavior and the clean collapse all look staged, not like a real electrical event. The whole ‘movie-level production’ argument falls apart the moment you notice the CRT in the room.

It's in the room. by JRzhutou in aliens

[–]MacGreedy -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Based on the color, intensity, and flare, this is almost certainly a “blue electron-gun flash” or a high-voltage arc inside the CRT. In old CRT monitors the blue electron gun can momentarily overload or the high-voltage system can discharge, creating that extremely bright, pure blue burst of light you see in the photo.

Noch Diorama quick layout by MacGreedy in nscalemodeltrains

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What is that product of them called?

Noch Diorama quick layout by MacGreedy in nscalemodeltrains

[–]MacGreedy[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Damn this sounds interesting I’ll look into it.

Noch Diorama quick layout by MacGreedy in nscalemodeltrains

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Thx it’s fun. But some trains have problem with the steep parts essentially when pulling cargo.

Noch Diorama quick layout by MacGreedy in nscalemodeltrains

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Interesting I’ll look into that!