Bake Til Good

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See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna
nonbinary-octopus
teaboot

My first time operating CCTV cameras I was handed control over what was essentially 50 independently moving eyes that collectively covered an area about the size of a football field and from that experience I now know that

  1. Suddenly having 50 moving eyes can make you disoriented and barfy and the adjustment period sucks ass
  2. It takes both more and less time than you’d think to figure out what the structure as a whole looks like and where those eyes ARE
  3. After you get used to it the entirety of the structure itself and all of the eyes you can see from feels like an extension of your nervous system in a very bizarre way. Like I have dreams now from the perspective of A Building and I’m not sure how to describe that.
  4. Once you are aware of an unreachable blind spot it nags at you constantly and you can feel it like a hard little lump under your skin you need to poke and scratch at and it’s ardghgguychgghhbhhhbhhh
teaboot

And on top of that, having operated CCTV at multiple locations now- my favourite and most comfortable one having excess of 60 cameras- it can be REALLY hard to suddenly jump to a different operating interface and display configuration, because all the muscle memory is wrong

On my COMFORTABLE system, the one I spent the longest time on, I never had to think about what code I needed to punch in. If I needed to watch a specific person, I could follow them all over the site without thinking about it.

Now at a different location, all the manual equipment and codes and lag and resolution are different, and it feels like going from playing the piano to driving stick shift on the left side of the road with my feet

The closest I imagine I can equate it to is like. Getting really really good at painting with a pair of prosthetic hands, and then suddenly having them swapped out with someone else’s

teaboot

Not the best depiction, but. Feels like this

A man with a knife on his belt walking down a hall and texting on a phone, shown by multiple angles and multiple distances. Each view is labeled by a different ID code, and each ID code branches off á command code, which runs back to a single indistinct figure surrounded by eyes moving in different directions. Views unrelated to the man show a few black rooms and an outdoor view of a duck.ALT
seraph-tonin
teaboot

My first time operating CCTV cameras I was handed control over what was essentially 50 independently moving eyes that collectively covered an area about the size of a football field and from that experience I now know that

  1. Suddenly having 50 moving eyes can make you disoriented and barfy and the adjustment period sucks ass
  2. It takes both more and less time than you’d think to figure out what the structure as a whole looks like and where those eyes ARE
  3. After you get used to it the entirety of the structure itself and all of the eyes you can see from feels like an extension of your nervous system in a very bizarre way. Like I have dreams now from the perspective of A Building and I’m not sure how to describe that.
  4. Once you are aware of an unreachable blind spot it nags at you constantly and you can feel it like a hard little lump under your skin you need to poke and scratch at and it’s ardghgguychgghhbhhhbhhh
teaboot

And on top of that, having operated CCTV at multiple locations now- my favourite and most comfortable one having excess of 60 cameras- it can be REALLY hard to suddenly jump to a different operating interface and display configuration, because all the muscle memory is wrong

On my COMFORTABLE system, the one I spent the longest time on, I never had to think about what code I needed to punch in. If I needed to watch a specific person, I could follow them all over the site without thinking about it.

Now at a different location, all the manual equipment and codes and lag and resolution are different, and it feels like going from playing the piano to driving stick shift on the left side of the road with my feet

The closest I imagine I can equate it to is like. Getting really really good at painting with a pair of prosthetic hands, and then suddenly having them swapped out with someone else’s

teaboot

Not the best depiction, but. Feels like this

A man with a knife on his belt walking down a hall and texting on a phone, shown by multiple angles and multiple distances. Each view is labeled by a different ID code, and each ID code branches off á command code, which runs back to a single indistinct figure surrounded by eyes moving in different directions. Views unrelated to the man show a few black rooms and an outdoor view of a duck.ALT
battleblaze
monidoll

it seems weird that the minecraft shepherd villager buys bulk amounts of wool. Surely she'd want to buy literally anything other than wool

ttttherian

theyre outsourcing the work to you and paying you in exchange

goldengamer2500

Yeah this actually makes a ton of sense. A shepherd pays you for helping them shear their sheep, an armorer pays you for smelting raw ore into ingots that they can later use, a farmer pays you for harvesting their crops, a fisherman pays you to help them catch more fish, a cleric pays you for getting rid of the undead (rotten flesh)...

You're just helping them at the stuff they usually do and they're paying you for your services, that's what every trade in the game actually is. Either you paying villagers to commission something or villagers paying you to perform some kind of service for them.

shortshifter
bonkalore

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I like how I went from hardly posting anything for a year to posting stuff almost daily lol I'm riding that X-Men Evolution high and now I'm snorting that giant Pietro AU.

Anyway, I think he'd make for a very inconsiderate giant and mess with people on purpose bc that's just What He Does. Also picking up people without permission simply bc it's easier for him to talk to communicate like that. He's gonna have to learn some manners staying at the mansion if he wants to still get help bc idk if anyone really even taught him.

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I figure Jean would be the one more pissed about this but Kitty is probably the one he'd be willing to listen to more. She's kind of the Brotherhood ambassador for unruly boys.