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If it ain't broke, I'll fix it! I'm porting Linux to Apple Silicon Macs at @AsahiLinux. http://patreon.com/marcan  | http://github.com/sponsors/marcan 

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    1. whitequark‏ @whitequark 11 Jun 2020
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      can you feel an ordinary 5 mW red laser pointer on your skin? it seems to me that i can but i didn't do a double blind test yet

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    2. Graham Sutherland (Polynomial^DSS)‏ @gsuberland 11 Jun 2020
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      Not sure. My initial thought was that it couldn't possibly be perceptible at that low a power, but some quick and dirty research indicated that maybe it could be. Skin absorbs a lot of red light, and we can feel changes as small as 0.02°C.

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    3. Graham Sutherland (Polynomial^DSS)‏ @gsuberland 11 Jun 2020
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      But there's a critical variable here: many "5mW" laser pointers are way more powerful than that, and are just marked as 5mW to avoid regulatory issues with selling Class 3B / Class 4 lasers. You can buy lasers on AliExpress that are sold as 5mW but they burn paper.

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    4. Graham Sutherland (Polynomial^DSS)‏ @gsuberland 11 Jun 2020
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      Also, if it's a cheap pointer, it might be a DPSS type without an IR filter. Which means you're getting a collimated beam of both visible and IR wavelengths, rather than a dichroic output. Which, of course, will be way more likely to cause spot heating.

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    5. Graham Sutherland (Polynomial^DSS)‏ @gsuberland 11 Jun 2020
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      Anecdotally, though, I don't remember ever feeling any heating effects from any of my lasers. My two biggest ones put out about 2W of continuous power. I know the 10W+ projectors can bleach paint on walls in some situations, but I don't know if that's a heating effect.

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      Hector Martin‏ @marcan42 12 Jun 2020
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      Oh you can *definitely* feel heat from 1W. That'll sting after a few seconds. True 5mW though? Less likely.

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