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Date: 2009-10-16 11:18 am (UTC)There are some neon "power indicator" lamps in some aging power supplies at work that flicker when in the dark, but when you open the cabinet and flood them with light, stop flickering and just work normally.
Spooky light detector at a distance.
You vampire, you.