For some reason it seems like it would be easier to achieve the hovering and landing on the moon due to it's lower gravity. The slower acceleration would require slower reaction times and therefore you'd have more processing time before making corrections.
But I guess they figure if you can do it on Earth, you'll be able to on the moon.
Don't worry, Mr. Canarino. No one knows you're cooperating with our prosecution and, just in case, we've got a vehicle parked outside. It's discrete and blends in with the neighborhood.
It's true that 9 times out of 10, there is no one to review said footage, and it will only get pulled if something happens. Where I used to work, I had 4 cameras in my area, one in each corner of the room. There was no where you couldn't be seen while in there. yet everyday around 3pm, when I should have been eating Emerald Nuts, I would put my feet on my desk and sleep for an hour or so. Did anyone ever check the tapes? No, because nothing happened. Only if something happened would they have watched the tape from the event and then done an
"audit" where they pull random footage from random days to see what was going on.
This is almost exactly like something from the movie Clerks. Dante and his girlfriend, Veronica, were behind the counter, talking. And scene:
Veronica: "How much money did you leave up there?"
Dante: "Like three dollars in mixed change and a couple of singles. This time in the morning, people just get a paper or coffee."
Veronica: "You're trusting."
Dante: "Why do you say that?"
Veronica: "How do you know they're taking the right amount of change or even paying for what they take."
Dante: "Theoretically, people see money on the counter, no one around, they think they're being watched."
Veronica: "Honesty through paranoia."
I remember back in the 80's, the attack of the armadillos. There were armadillos as far as the eye could see. If it wasnt for our hoses, we may not be the civilization we are now.
The bat mobile in the early Batman movies did this number. This begs the question, did Batman stash a loaf of country wheat in the glove box when he was out fighting crime?
@Curves: Not if my cats have anything to say about that! Of course, the only way one of my old cats could have gotten a mouse is if she fell on it and smothered it.
@Wowwee, a Zeppelin! SteveDave: Pfft, mice are for wuss-cats. I had a half-feral grey tiger when I was a kid, and she kept a steady stream of small rodent corpses coming, including two baby bunnies. I once found a headless snake in the garage. Birds were fair game as well. I mean, taking out several robins (our state bird) was bad enough, but my mom was pissed when Pepper took out a cardinal. My dad and I were simply impressed when she bagged a hummingbird. And then there was the time that my dad spotted her throwing a fit near the bushes running between our yard and one of our neighbors. He went around the front side of the bushes to see what had her all worked up, and all he saw was a little white dot in the middle of a big orange dot rapidly receding towards the woods out back. I miss that cat...
@Its off the Hizzle fo $hizzle My Dizzle: I meant all the stuff I learned/should have learned has since been replaced with tons of useless trivia. Useless until the point when someone mentions an Armadillo, and I can state that they are the only other animals that can and do carry leprosy. My nickname amongst the teachers at my high school was Cliff Clavin.
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But I guess they figure if you can do it on Earth, you'll be able to on the moon.
Cool stuff.
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O brother
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I doubt if anyone will even notice it.
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"audit" where they pull random footage from random days to see what was going on.
This is almost exactly like something from the movie Clerks. Dante and his girlfriend, Veronica, were behind the counter, talking. And scene:
Veronica: "How much money did you leave up there?"
Dante: "Like three dollars in mixed change and a couple of singles. This time in the morning, people just get a paper or coffee."
Veronica: "You're trusting."
Dante: "Why do you say that?"
Veronica: "How do you know they're taking the right amount of change or even paying for what they take."
Dante: "Theoretically, people see money on the counter, no one around, they think they're being watched."
Veronica: "Honesty through paranoia."
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@aja175:
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Don't be an idiot. Batman is The Dark Knight. Clearly it was pumpernickel or nothing.
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Pfft, mice are for wuss-cats. I had a half-feral grey tiger when I was a kid, and she kept a steady stream of small rodent corpses coming, including two baby bunnies. I once found a headless snake in the garage. Birds were fair game as well. I mean, taking out several robins (our state bird) was bad enough, but my mom was pissed when Pepper took out a cardinal. My dad and I were simply impressed when she bagged a hummingbird. And then there was the time that my dad spotted her throwing a fit near the bushes running between our yard and one of our neighbors. He went around the front side of the bushes to see what had her all worked up, and all he saw was a little white dot in the middle of a big orange dot rapidly receding towards the woods out back. I miss that cat...
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How the hell do you know that ?
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What the hell did you study at college ?
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Animal husbandry..
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Begging The Bard's question:
Where is fancy bread?
In the heart, or in the head?
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Where are fancy breadmakers...housewares? ;)