Webcam-Equipped Remote-Controllable Halloween Haunt
Xmas2003 writes "Timothy asked yesterday what /.'ers are doing for Halloween and said "Maybe one year Alek Komarnitsky will switch to Hallowe'en instead of Christmas, and offer a webcam-equipped remote-controllable haunt." Turns out he actually has been doing that since 2005 ... and his Controllable Halloween Decorations allow you to turn 10,000 lights ON & OFF plus inflate/deflate the giant Frankenstein, Pumpkins, Grim Reaper, Skull, Headless Horseman, SpongeBob SquarePants, and Homer Simpson."
10,000 lights = the 1% club?
Why not? The buttons on the web page could just be a pointless little busybox and the lights simply controlled randomly; no proof to the contrary
I guess no on-line control hoax for these lights???
what kind of internet connection does this guy have that this is not slashdot-ed into oblivion ? very nice job, but a bit too messy for my taste ... also free advertising ;)
Wasn't this the guy who said he had internet controllable lights but in fact it was just randomly flashing lights?
[John]
Shit better not happen!
Did anybody see the weird guy posting all the messages about squirrels?
if it weren't $5,100.
Lawrence Person (lawrencepersonh@gmailh.com (remove all "h"s to mail)
http://www.lawrenceperson.com/
and their bastardized spelling of halloween.
"WOW - an Opera Web Surfer
Please Sing for the Internet!"
pointless javascript is pointless.
I grew the pumpkins over the summer in my own garden. They aren't very big, but we carved them into decent scares and put candles inside each.
I struggle to understand, what can possibly be remotely controlled about them...
In Soviet Washington the swamp drains you.
Oh, the horror!
Hahaha, with this much lighitning I don't think so anyone is going to scare.
Timothy asked yesterday what /.'ers are doing for Halloween and said "Maybe one year Alek Komarnitsky will switch to Hallowe'en instead of Christmas, and offer a webcam-equipped remote-controllable haunt." Turns out he actually has been doing that since 2005
That's our Timothy - never knowingly up-to-date.
systemd is Roko's Basilisk.
So my friend's employer has a Halloween party where the employees can bring their kids to work for the last hour of the day and go trick or treating around the office. When a 3 y.o. and 6 y.o. pair of siblings come up to her desk, they hold out their bags.
She said to them, "What do you say?"
And the little one said, "Please."
And then my friend responded, "What about 'trick or treat'?"
The little one who was in costume and asking for candy, replied sincerely, "We're Christian. We don't celebrate Halloween."
To me, that's like someone slaughtering a cow and eating it and saying they are a vegetarian.
Can anybody find the one thing we care to see on that barftacular site?