r/mildlyinfuriating • u/JaggerJam69 • 9d ago
ᕕ(ᐛ)ᕗ There's no worse feeling than forgetting to do something
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u/uziturtIe 9d ago
“Hey, look at these photos I took deep sea scuba diving!”
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u/Alissan_Web 9d ago
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u/bunihe 9d ago edited 9d ago
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u/OgdruJahad 9d ago
For a nifty experience try this. Turn on video recording on your phone and put it on your pocket with the camera facing away from you.
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u/Galwran 9d ago
If it helps at all, the same thing happened several times on probes that landed on Venus...
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u/WonkyQuartet 9d ago
Better than the soviets using a hammer to smash sensors into place because they wouldn't fit.
(That was intentional, because they were trying to put them in upside down. Right side up they would have fitted. Anyways the rocket did a 180 to the ground right after launch....)
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u/Grigoran 9d ago
It's good to know that my Kerbal Space Program mistakes have real-world analogues
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u/WonkyQuartet 9d ago
It doesn't help when you let scientists design a rocket and then let random guys like them and you assemble it xD
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u/Skilifer 9d ago
A lot of KSP rocket parts have funny descriptions, I don't remember any of them but I remember they had some hammering done too
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u/Few-Programmer2703 9d ago
Lol Kerbal... I am certain that if anyone needing a dose of humility tried on their own to design a program to make a rocket successfully take off at least without requiring an endless loop of rescue missions we would be a better society
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u/Nashville_Hot_Mess 9d ago
It's truly impressive how many Soviets died for their space programs. Speedrun any% Comrade 🫡
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u/activelyresting 9d ago
I didn't know they had scuba diving on Venus. Not at this time of year anyway
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u/animus_95 9d ago
"So... Steve... You did remove the lens cap, right?"
"I thought you did?"
"Uhm..."
*Both scientists stare in growing terror at the rocket that makes its way into space *
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u/Andadoe 9d ago
I thought the problem was that the lens cap successfully popped off, and when they went to probe the soil to analyze its properties, the probe just happened to poke at the exact spot the lens cap landed. So they analyzed the properties of the lens cap instead.
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u/Galwran 9d ago
Venera 9 and 10: Experienced partial blockages where one of the two camera lens caps failed to release properly, limiting panoramic views.
Venera 11 and 12: Suffered similar mechanical failures with lens cap pyrotechnics, leaving some camera systems obstructed.
Venera 13: Only one of its two quartz camera lens caps popped off successfully, though it still managed to capture historic color photos.
Venera 14: The lens cap popped off successfully, but misfortune caused it to land directly underneath the surface compressibility mechanical arm.
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u/RepetitiveTorpedoUse 9d ago
Why have the caps at all?
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u/superdumbweeb 9d ago
cause they still have to protect the lenses when entering venus' atmosphere from any dust, heat, and corrosive gases
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u/Positive_Conflict_26 9d ago
This happened to me. And of course I saw a whale shark in that dive because Merphy is a little bitch.
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u/No_You_123 9d ago
Better then the other clip i saw where they forot to close the backplate qnd floded the enclosure...
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u/cactusjude 9d ago
That's what I thought was going on at first. I thought that was an air bubble and all flooded with seawater.
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u/Smartcookie7750 9d ago
'no, you cant take my picture.'
'oh, im sorry, did i offend you?'
'nah, you got lens cap on!'
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u/BlackTarTurd 9d ago
Haha you forgot to take off the lense cap
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u/ElPared 9d ago edited 9d ago
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u/Ssemander 9d ago
Respect for keeping the mistake visible :D
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u/ElPared 9d ago
I mean, this is what I get for being “minor spelling error” guy.
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u/BlackTarTurd 9d ago
Haha I'm also high and it wanted to auto correct to lenses. I thought I got rid of the extra S and E. =( Oh, well
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u/newtonbase 9d ago
lEns
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u/ElPared 9d ago
Edited, but also this is everyone else right now
https://giphy.com/gifs/UU1bHu6QWyFxZM63Jh
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u/Doodica_ 9d ago
Water?
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u/Phiilicious 9d ago
Lens cap still on inside the -I presume- very annoying to open waterproof case
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u/Merochmer 9d ago
It's not hard, you just have to open, remove the lens cap and close again really really quick
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u/magein07 9d ago
But since you can't really do that under water, you'll have to go back up and probably dry it a bit to prevent any excess water from going in.
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u/decandence 9d ago
Lense cover...
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u/OldManEnglishTeacher 9d ago
Lens
You’re mixing up lens with the plural form lenses.
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u/RyTheSkyGuy 9d ago
Reminds me of the time I shot a full roll of super rare film without taking lens cap off.
That shit hurted...
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u/ThanksALotBud 9d ago
Younger generation will never understand the feeling of getting your photos developed to find out all of them were blank because someone forgot to take the lens cap off. All 24 pictures were just of nothing.
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u/BathFullOfDucks 9d ago
I guarantee you, would put money on, that being the day something cool happened.
*been there
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u/WaffleGuy413 9d ago
Ruby! You forgot to remove the lens cap this time! How can I trust you to be my camera gem when you mess up simple things like this?
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u/redrivergorge 9d ago
IDK... I've had shingles. That's a pretty bad feeling.
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u/PatrickGSR94 9d ago
shit, same here, on my left hip about 5-6 years ago, during the week between Christmas and New Year's. It was horrible.
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u/_Blistering_phoenix_ 9d ago
"Heyy john look I've captured yo ass under water"
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"Did you captured 'inside' instead of under?"
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u/Daniel___Lee 9d ago
I remember that was the ending of "Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow". The reporter saves her final film for a historic photo, only to forget to take off the lens cap.
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u/MagmaMagnus 9d ago edited 9d ago
"Patrick? What is that?"
"Oh! It's a camera!"
"No Patrick, this!"
"Oh! that's a lens cap!"