Suppose you were in this situation and suspected something. I’d imagine the space behind it would be totally dark, so what would be a safe way to check if there’s a gap in between without breaking the glass?
there are no “one-way” mirrors. You just need to make your side darker than the other side (there’s a reason the observation side of a two-way mirror is never brightly lit, but the interrogation room is)
Tldr: put your face right up against it and use your hands to block out as much light as you can
Uhh, because of the heat of the raspberry pi & camera behind there
Ah yes, 10W of heat :3
Ahh yes, because that would produce exactly square shaped heat.
It a very big Pi. Might even be a Tau.
Dumbass, tau is round
Then why are people talking about squaring the circle
What about taumoeba?
Why else would it be called the inverse square law?
Makes sense to me!
Lol, when I cut a hole in the wall I always make it the exact shape of a raspberry pi
Not with that attitude!
Big camera.
Suppose you were in this situation and suspected something. I’d imagine the space behind it would be totally dark, so what would be a safe way to check if there’s a gap in between without breaking the glass?
there are no “one-way” mirrors. You just need to make your side darker than the other side (there’s a reason the observation side of a two-way mirror is never brightly lit, but the interrogation room is)
Tldr: put your face right up against it and use your hands to block out as much light as you can
15 upvotes? Really? Mirrors are painted on the back with opaque paint.
Are we cross posting this to a flat earth science forum?
but a one-way mirror (also known as a two-way mirror) is one that you can see through in one direction
are you severely low on blood sugar or something?