What is de ja vue - do u know what it is - i seem to get these flashes all the time ?
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didn't you ask this question before??   lol
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It's actually normal.  I know that if some people stare into flashing lights (kinda like a strobe light)  it can make them go into seizures. it has something to do with the brain and the light, I am not real sure what could cause it maybe it is the motion of the light and the brain not being able to process it fast enough.
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yeah it has happend to me so about 1-2 years ago once i was playing IGI2 then a sound of a human of other language came on, it was like someone is reading the news !!! but then i realized it was the sound of the TV in the game , then when i turend it off , it was still coming but this time as a noise , i think i must be a problem of the speakers , i have also heard it is the cuz of hard drive working a lot
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Hi Unique,\n This is free if your willing to have their little logo show up in the corner or you can pay a very small fee to get rid of it. They have some of the coolest flash I've come across in awhile. If you find some better ones please let me know. I'm always looking for good free apps.\nhttp://www.anfyflash.com/
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Is this it?\nhttp://www.constant-deblaere.be/images/Koeivoet/aapjes.jpg\n\nToo cute :)
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I have the exact same problem, I believe it is we do not live in the USA. Why would this only happen to non-US residents? Well probably because of some licence agreements. I get a similar error when trying to stream songs via Overdrive on MTV.
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...red square, green circle and a blue triangle? that refers to image\nnot flash, check settings,\n\nsuggest running scandisk, anilize with defragmenter,\n\nempty internet browser cache files folders,\nempty temp folder,\n\ntry again or update flash if not already...\n\nmay be conflict with old cached file in browser....\nrestart\n\nhabbo hotel\nhttp://www.habbo.com/hotel
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it has a glitch. Try to talk to your cable company.
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I see the exact same thing.  And I thought it was only me that saw these !  You can see them outside in bright daylight if you look up at a bright sky for long enough.  They look like myriads of little white flashes moving around in all directions.  I don't think they are caused by an electrical overload in your retinas or optical nerves because I can also see them at normal light levels and even in a completely dark room.  If you stare at one spot for long enough (about 5 to 10 seconds) they will start to appear.   It even works when staring at a white computer screen (it doesn't have to be particularly bright), or even a blank sheet of paper !\n\nI have to say I don't see them unless I look for them, but when I do they are always there.  And, contrary to previous answers, they don't go away after a time, in fact they get stronger if anything.  If I don't blink and stay staring at the same spot for 1 to 2 minutes, eventually my entire field of vision is covered with these lights - they are all I can see until I move my eyes at which point they disappear completely !\n\nThey remind me of the 'static' noise that you see on a TV set that isn't tuned to any station, so they could be due to electrical noise in your optic nerves, or even in the brain itself.  I'm glad it's not only me that sees them, I thought I was starting to lose my eyesight !\n\nIncidentally, there is another phenomena that is similar to this, when you stare at a bright light in a dark room.  This effect looks like a myriad of bright streaks emanating out in straight lines in all directions away from the light source.  More like a halo than worms or static noise.  I think this is definitely something to do with the way your eye functions, but I have never seen any explanation for it.  Has anyone else experienced this ?
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Could you describe the scenario in a bit more detail please - especially the following:\n- what you used to experience before the anomaly happened\n- more detail on this anomaly (the sequence of events that causes this, or what you see in more detail\n\nWhat I am not clear about is what you mean by:\n - 'keep getting [..]'; \nI ask this because, your browser (IE) isn't suppose to 'get' other programs. It could, however, open up another program such as your media player - but it cannot do anything beyond this.\n\n- 'non responsive programs' \nDid you mean, for example, when IE opens up another program (such as a media player), the media content doesn't play? Is this what you meant by 'non-responsive'?
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wow... we suffer from de ja vu.... ALOT!
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could be an error in your media player.  but if it is an audio file then that is normal since the visualizations don't really matter.  but video files, then you might want to fix your software by re-installing it from microsoft.com or upgrading to the next player version.  beta 11 is the newest
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time to upgrade!\n\nand while you're at it.. get firefox!\n\nif your javascript was off, you would see it on every site,\nif you have an old version of flash, upgrade it!\n\nBUT I bet it's Internet Explorer just being stupid.
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The UV light has a cycle time that is faster than your eye can detect. Your computer monitor also has a refresh time, again, way too fast for you to see. But if the 2 times line up, it looks like your computer screen is flashing and you can just barely detect it. Highly annoying! Get a regular light bulb lamp for your computer room and leave the flourescent off- that should take care of it.
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my gf took a photo of me the other week and behind me you can see an actual person, face and all. it wasn't the flash coz it wasn't on, it's a ghost, scared the crap outa me. it looks like my gran that passed away five years ago.
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go to this site dude, the same stuff happend to me too.\nwww.albinoblacksheep.com/subliminal/flash.php
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"Déjà vu" litterally means "already seen". It is actually much more used in English than in French. For the meaning, I do agree with Joliet.