You’re gonna flip when you hear about it’s cousin Amazon

Out of the pan and into the fire.

Don’t you mean Jon Arbuckle?

With how diy it is, I’d be tempted to just roll some paint on. I saw someone do it on an old car and it didn’t look half bad. Since you can take the panels off it might be pretty easy.

Edit: I tried to find a video I saw about it many many years ago, it might have been the first guy to document it, because I seem to recall it being a wild idea at the time. But apparently the rustoleum roller paint job is super popular now, I had no idea! There’s a million videos on YouTube about it, seems like.

How do you find the visibility in it?

Ed can shine some light on it, perhaps: https://youtu.be/CudIfoRiVYQ?t=715

Now you’re getting it.

very few places have zero carbon electricity

So you admit it does indeed use CO2.

Compressing air for absolutely useful and necessary entertainment purposes is always powered exclusively by carbon free energy now I guess…

This is awesome! I desperately want to replace the stock firmware, an open source alternative would be fantastic. Have you poked around the stock firmware to see how the telemetry is delivered via the modem, out of curiosity? For me that’s the number one thing to stop while building out an open alternative in the meantime.

As someone who read Biological War: A Scenario last week… ah geez.

O.C.: Have you consulted about this “tables” approach with other Lua developers?

I.T.: After that, I went back to Dmitry and asked him if my understanding of “everything is a table” was correct and, if so, why Lua was designed this way. Dmitry told me that Lua was created at the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro and that it was acceptable for Pontifical Catholic Universities to design programming languages this way.

Lol what? Is there some kind of inside joke about Catholics and tables?