well yes, and im sure you could do it with circuitry, tho it would be a mess

considering how many wires for just one RGBled and pwm pot

What's your next project after loightbox?

don't have one

prob not even gonna do lightbox lol

howbout making a wee lil tank?

WHERE IS YOUR MOTIVATION BOY

what is motivation

drive to achieve more and better things

not familiar

how will the Turtkid learn to build killer robots if you dont know to teach him?

also think of your wife. Will you really leave her in the home unprotected by a small army of tiny automated tanks?

I live directly opposite a military base, she is protected by a small army of real tanks

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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what about inventing a new IRL esport sport based on artillery-equipped BattleBots?

lol

irl esport

it is electronic

I suppose

I don't think robot wars was ever considered an esport tho

we didnt say esports back then

true

listen, you need drone cams on your robot controller so you can play this sport at a safe distance

preferably hundreds of yards away

it needs an array of wide angle cameras

big box retail space is about to become very cheap and useless

for full 360 view

if you can afford it, thats fine, but all you really need is a driver cam and a turret cam

in BattleBots im guessing it was too long ago to be using wifi, so they probly used radio, and therefore can only be so far away that a plastic window will protect them

but now we can blow live ammunition from killer toys over WiFi just like the military does

it's true that it's a sport few people could afford to play

you lose when you get TD'd, and the easiest way to TD will be to take out the computer, so you're buying a new chip

does not that sound like fun

I suppose if it became a popular esport you would get sponsorships and shit

yeah sponsorships from the leading arms manufacturers

although of course it would probly be limited to having specially designed small low-velocity HE rounds that cant kill at a given distance

@picnicnapkin it's a joke

heres the lates from MotherBored
https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/yw43kj/what-happens-if-linux-developers-remove-their-code

i haven't been keeping up with this, can i get a quick rundown?

Im still looking for a good overall summary of everything thats happened so far