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I guess someone had a few of them laying around.

Something like 10 months after promising to make a friend a leather Flat Cap I think that I've finally managed to figure out how to attach the cloth liner for sewing, by switching the spray glue I've been using for Liquid Stitch. All that it took was giving myself another project I want to get...

"The Critical Hit Show" is going to be there again on Aug. 27 (Wednesday, next week) , if you want to give that a go. I keep meaning to try and arrange to hit it on one of my trips to Seattle, by driving up there for a couple of days, but things just never seem to line up for me.

I read "Imajica", and a couple of his other books, but I just couldn't get into Barker. It just felt like he never got over his adolescent sex fantasies. I have pretty much the same problem with Anne Rice.

Even with current tech you can have the camera on a police helicopter follow a specific vehicle. I would guess that current larger drones would be capable of the same. Set and forget, then repurpose on the fly.

He had a wrist device to control the cameras, I believe, so maybe they were semi-autonomous rather than full-?

The Rio Theatre, in Vancouver, BC, Canada does this sort of things frequently. (A friend is also involved in their monthly D&D based comedy improv live show, "The Critical Hit Show", that's on the third Wednesday of every month, if memory serves.)

Yeah, he was more just fishing for secrets, to support his theories.

Oddly enough, three of my past employers no longer exist and my manager manager at a 4th, that stopped producing and selling computers but kept up producing general household electronics, tried getting my job a few months after I saw the writing on the wall and got out.

And Thog is getting more information than he would like.

It's sad how many times "must have xx years working with tech that has only existed for x" comes up on job descriptions. Makes me wonder how many of them are "ghost jobs" that only exist to maintain funding requirements.

Reflecting real world issues in which people do documentaries to try and prove something instead of, you know, document.

Got a feeling that I'm going down a rabbi hole, this weekend, trying to figure out who amateur vintage racer #84 is, who loaned their motorcycle for this episode. Appears to be a race prepped Honda CX500 or CX650. Odds are they borrowed it locally. The stuff on the bench is pure SF, for some...