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Btw, in regards to the structure, why not just have a hinged brace on either side that folds out like table legs at an angle to support the contraption?
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well as soon as im sure on whats going to happen ill let you all know ill probably go as long as ive got the money but the question is whether i drive or fly. fly i can pick up the door(s) and the crates thier and finish them the day befor con if i drive i can bring them ready to assembleSoulidium (So-li-de-um) The place within us that contains the mystical spirit and soul of our creative artistry. A place where the fabric of our lives and experiences are transformed into their artistic equivalents; A housing for the very voice of our souls...Comment
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picking the skybox
Originally posted by astcell
Well reguardless of what they look like it may not be the best of ideas, even in jest by most accounts of state law you would need permission of the building owner, and not just the manager at the front desk. But then again this is Vegas, and Defcon so I'm not looking. heh. :P
Anyway, not a bad idea in theory, execution could(should) be something a little more difficult because what if they have kwikset/defiant locks(doubt it, but I've been surprised as hell when I've visited "supposedly" secure installations).Last edited by EricM; April 19, 2006, 07:22.Comment
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heh... that could introduce a very challenging social engineering aspect to such an activity.Originally posted by EricM
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