Safety tips:

  • Only use special eclipse glasses; regular sunglasses aren’t safe
  • Wait for 100% totality before taking off your eclipse glasses. (If you don’t have eclipse glasses, wait for totality before looking at all)
  • Have a timer prepared on your phone set to the duration of the eclipse at your location, so you know when to put your glasses back on.
  • When the sun is mostly (but not fully) eclipsed, it will likely not feel painful to look at it, but it will still damage your eyes permanently.
  • Flying Squid
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    799 months ago

    I don’t know. This guy started at the eclipse and he seems like he’s perfectly fine in every way.

        • @[email protected]
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          fedilink
          79 months ago

          Meh, they go blind and can’t vote because

          1. they can’t see and are too stupid/stubborn to ask for help.

          2. they demonized mail-in-voting so much they won’t do it.

          I see it as an absolute win! [Banner Endgame jpeg]

      • @Pretzilla
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        19 months ago

        Likely mostly Russian and Chinese trolls and useful idiots. People don’t get this dumb without assistance.

    • @SeabassDan
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      39 months ago

      I never bothered to look into this, is he looking up right when it’s at a 100%? It’d be dark out, no?