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Boost Pope
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So, we're building some new compact cameras to put in various windows in the new building that WGN Radio is moving into (they're separate from WGN-TV, but we share a 400 Mb/s pipe between us) so that we can get downtown street-view shots. Ideally, the cameras will just sit unobtrusively in people's offices, looking out the window.
This is what we came up with:
And then I thought "****, We've created a Recognizer."
This is what we came up with:
And then I thought "****, We've created a Recognizer."
Is this a national thing or is it mainly Chicago? New York?
I had a friend and co-worker who lost his fiance in a bike accident in Chicago... two weeks before we were set to start filming a movie. He still did it. I couldn't understand how.
I had a friend and co-worker who lost his fiance in a bike accident in Chicago... two weeks before we were set to start filming a movie. He still did it. I couldn't understand how.
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Well, a Cuban dump truck driver heading down US 41 in Tampa right in front of my office had his PTO engage and raise the bed while he was driving. It ripped the steel dump body off of the chassis when he hit the cables hanging over the street. It broke 3 power poles and sent power and communication cables down onto the roadway and our parking lot. Apparently the truck did a wheelie before the dump body broke loose and the front of the truck came slamming back down to the ground. The dump body tumbling down the highway sounded like a dumpster as it tumbled. One of the poles smashed three cars in my parking lot and a couple of vehicles were damaged on the highway.
The post-mortem was that the buzzer and Light that lets him know his dump body is up had been compromised by the driver because it was annoying.
Picture unrelated.
The post-mortem was that the buzzer and Light that lets him know his dump body is up had been compromised by the driver because it was annoying.
Picture unrelated.
Boost Pope
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My daily commute, when I'm downtown at Sears tower:
Forgive the heavy breathing. Wearing a respirator because, you know, asbestos.
Tell me this doesn't look like a level from Portal or Half-Life.
Forgive the heavy breathing. Wearing a respirator because, you know, asbestos.
Tell me this doesn't look like a level from Portal or Half-Life.
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There's a place early in the video for you to insert a pair of old fluorescent tubes that don't quite work but flicker for ambiance. I highly recommend you play it up with the HL2 references while you have the chance. Maybe some dark red paint spots and some fake bullet holes. Maybe a fake broken wire sparking and flashing.
I have an operator buddy who says this is his favorite gun of all time... he's a big, big dude... had their armory make him a custom thigh-rig for it. His primary is a SCAR Heavy (like I said, big dude).
Nice job. I just came up on my 3 year mark with mine. All I remember is "choose the best option:" and thinking, oh, I got this, then not seeing the option on the list. The questions were terrible, at least on mine.
Don't think I can embed the videos: https://www.isc2.org/News-and-Events/Webinars/ThinkTank
Don't think I can embed the videos: https://www.isc2.org/News-and-Events/Webinars/ThinkTank
... also, in HL, real men don't need guns and just use one of these:
,,, it might actually come in handy for actual work too!