EB Mafia

[blybrook PE]

Vote Update:

1 - Yeerk

Giving us townies tips now??

 

[DLD PE]

Giving us townies tips now??

No lol. I'm just having fun and giving @MadamPirate PE a hard time for casting a fake vote (she's not one of the players)

 

[SaltySteve PE]

Vote Update:

1 - Yeerk

@DuranDuran PE I vote for @Dothracki PE.

 

[DLD PE]

 

[DLD PE]

Evening, Day 2

The Zerg’s newly promoted hydralisk reported to Daggoth.

“My Lord, the humans are approaching with a counter-attack force. How do you wish to proceed?”

“What have we learned about the humans?”

“They are a bit more resourceful than we realized. They seem to have this ability to build and repair things out of metals. We can destroy their things, but they seem to be able to put their hands on them and make them work again. From what we can gather, they cannot repair each other though.”

“Good work. Prepare for battle. Burrow the new zerglings away from the creep (purple gooey substance Zerg structures are built on). Keep the few hydralisks we have close to the sunken colonies until we have evolved to spore colonies. Continue to evolve to the lair. When the pathetic humans come, target the ones with the largest mounds first.”

“As you wish, my Lord. LIVE FOR THE SWARM!”

 

[BlueBlueprintPE PMP]

Not much gained from yesterday's voting (aside from killing off half the special roles).... @DuranDuran PE I random vote for @JayKay PE

 

[DLD PE]

 

[Dothracki PE]

Spent all day trying to update lighting circuitry and integration with Power-over-Ethernet lighting. This is too complicated. What happened to regular light switches and time clocks?

Anyway the clock is ticking and without a mayor, we only have 3-4 days to get this right.

Just going on instinct here that @FlangeheadPEAZ seems like a likely choice to vote, but by that same logic I am a good choice as well. As you saw, my vote was purely randomly generated. I suspect @FlangeheadPEAZ had no inclination that txj was the cop unless they are the mafia spy and got very lucky with their first investigation.

I am going to keep reading and soul searching to see if I have a better vote.

 

[DLD PE]

Spent all day trying to update lighting circuitry and integration with Power-over-Ethernet lighting. This is too complicated. What happened to regular light switches and time clocks?

"Power over ethernet" seemed like a hot item a few years ago. Everyone at the trade show was raving about it. For some reason, it seems to have died out. I'm not sure why, but the feedback I'm getting is that it wasn't reliable enough and too costly up front to justify potential savings in labor vs the standard conduit/wire. Also, most of our clients don't seem to want to bother with complicated lighting control systems.

Anyway the clock is ticking and without a mayor, we only have 3-4 days to get this right.

Korhal has 2 moons, so it's bright enough for you guys to work through the night.

 

[DoctorWho-PE]

Spent all day trying to update lighting circuitry and integration with Power-over-Ethernet lighting. This is too complicated. What happened to regular light switches and time clocks?

Anyway the clock is ticking and without a mayor, we only have 3-4 days to get this right.

Just going on instinct here that @FlangeheadPEAZ seems like a likely choice to vote, but by that same logic I am a good choice as well. As you saw, my vote was purely randomly generated. I suspect @FlangeheadPEAZ had no inclination that txj was the cop unless they are the mafia spy and got very lucky with their first investigation.

I am going to keep reading and soul searching to see if I have a better vote.

Fun fact, our new office has occupancy sensors on the lights so it will recognize if someone is here by both motion and sound. Except the lights are always on, and the EE thinks the HVAC and sound masking is tricking the sound portion into thinking there is someone here.

 

[Dothracki PE]

"Power over ethernet" seemed like a hot item a few years ago. Everyone at the trade show was raving about it. For some reason, it seems to have died out. I'm not sure why, but the feedback I'm getting is that it wasn't reliable enough and too costly up front to justify potential savings in labor vs the standard conduit/wire. Also, most of our clients don't seem to want to bother with complicated lighting control systems.

The last client we put one in for wanted to be able to modify fixture locations and zones without expensive electrician costs. They have something called compliance walls that need to be put up on temporary basis for any of their sub-companies. Something to do with SEC laws. It doesn't solve HVAC, sprinkler, or fire alarm issues but I guess it lessens those renovation costs.

This current client is going for both LEED and WELL so PoE addressability helps address many of those credits, especially with WELL.

 

[Dothracki PE]

Fun fact, our new office has occupancy sensors on the lights so it will recognize if someone is here by both motion and sound. Except the lights are always on, and the EE thinks the HVAC and sound masking is tricking the sound portion into thinking there is someone here.

Integral sensors have never really worked well in my experience. Lighting controls work best using external control devices that can be more strategically placed so they aren't near a diffuser or easily adjusted if the sensitivity on every sensor is too high.

 

[FlangeheadPEAZ]

I vote for no one today.... TA DA....

 

[blybrook PE]

@DuranDuran PE I vote for @djl PE for being too quiet so far this round (and I know the other two who didn't vote yesterday are normally quiet on first day voting).

 

[Dothracki PE]

I can't be too sure about many at this point. But this person is very good when they are mafia so I hope I'm right.

@DuranDuran PE I vote for @JayKay PE but subject to change if anyone has anything else to contribute in the next 20 minutes.

 

[DLD PE]

18 mins! Could someone give me a vote count please? Thanks!

 

[Dothracki PE]

2 votes @JayKay PE
1 vote @djl PE
1 vote @Dothracki PE
-1 vote @squaretaper LIT AF PE

 

[DoctorWho-PE]

Integral sensors have never really worked well in my experience. Lighting controls work beat using external control devices that can be more strategically places so they aren't on a diffuser or easily adjusted if the sensitivity on every sensor is too high.

So... I have no idea what you just said, but I'm not sure if they are ON the lights...or just...somewhere in the space.
Edit, I reread and it makes sense now. I must have missed a line the first time i read that

 

[Dothracki PE]

So... I have no idea what you just said, but I'm not sure if they are ON the lights...or just...somewhere in the space.

Lol I tend to do that. I have trouble using less technical terms. We have dual technology (motion and sound) sensors as well, but have not had that issue. It could be a sensitivity issue or a location issue. Maybe it could be also the sensor they are using? Some manufacturers are cheap and their sensors don't function as intended.

 

[DLD PE]

5 mins!