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[Maestr0]

Those fuckers are back, and I'm not risking my monitors anymore, I already use my warranty for my PG279Q.
It's such a pain every year, even on your skin it always feels itchy.
So no using my desktop pc until it rains and haverst is over.

I HATE THEM SO MUCH.
Anyone in the same situation ?

 

[and 3 others]

I mean, what?

 

[Faenrir]

 

[Husky]

Wow I'd never heard of a thrip before. What do they do to your monitor? What do they do to your skin?

 

[Maestr0]

I mean, what?

 

[Stiflers Mom]

I hoped for this kind of Thrip.

 

[iconmaster]

Invest in some Thrips Predators?

(Don't ask me how you get rid of the predators)

 

[Woffls]

it's a thrip
it's got a funky beat
and I can bug out to it

 

[triplestation]

its just a big rock full of water this planet

but theres also trees

theres layers like an onion

and then theres onion

you zoom into an onion

it just keeps going

thats my advice

 

[Mihos]

I have to Google thrips in monitors. Never seen this before myself.

 

[teezzy]

I can't wait until thrip clubs reopen

I'm gonna get me a brap dance

 

[TheContact]

Had to look up what these things are.
1) where do you live where this is a thing?
2) if they eat plants wtf are they doing in LED monitors?

 

[Rentahamster]

WTF are thrips?

*googles*

I'm sorry there are no hamster-based solutions to your problem.

 

[teezzy]

 

[Maestr0]

Had to look up what these things are.
1) where do you live where this is a thing?
2) if they eat plants wtf are they doing in LED monitors?

1) I live in a rural area, close to wheatfield, when harvest come, they got transported by the wind and of course when you want to ventilate your house, you have to open your window....
2) They are attracted to light and heat, and of course what a better place than an LED Monitor, irony is CRT tv back then were completly protected from them xD