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The Techno Vipers work on the fangs problems alot faster now with new Computer chips implanted as the brain in the engine module. just one usb plug in and ems malfunction systems deliver the problem faster than heart wrenchers panties dropping for Zman himself. the only draw back is they are vulnerable to emp blasts.
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It's always nice to be back in a field with World of Techno.
World-of-techno has wheels, but can't move itself. It plays techno that is automatically generated based on the GPS location. So the way the robot moves is passers-by keep pulling it around to get it to play different tunes, and this way it'll appear all over the festival site as the weekend progresses.
I tried to capture the spirit of the robot by taking a long exposure and having Laura then move it away, so we'd get it there and not there, and ideally some movement, but that turned out to be quite hard. Most pictures it was too faded, or (like this one) not faded enough. And the movement was too fast to really notice - you can kinda see it being dragged off stage-right, but only if known know to look for it. So a failed experiment, but some lessons learned, which is EMFCamp in a nutshell really.
Things break down, get shot to pieces, or somethimes just have to be upgraded. Cobra's Techno-Vipers are always stand by to repair, maintain and improve everything broken the Commander throws at them.
Metro Hall place, a view of the heart of Toronto... enhanced with HDR to give a more futuristic techno mood...
As I sit at my workstation, I am surrounded power cords, cables, storage devices, cameras, hubs, and a variety of other techno-clutter. This is just a taste of the chaos.
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#Techno-poetry. Ever heard of Daan #Roosegaarde? Play with his Lotus Dome. Lights and shadows, sensors and an 18th century room.
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Network rail single car unit No. 153385 passes Kingsbury sidings with the 2Q20 Derby R.T.C.(Network Rail) to Eastleigh East Yard. 28-05-24
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#Techno-poetry. Ever heard of Daan #Roosegaarde? Play with his Lotus Dome. Lights and shadows, sensors and an 18th century room.
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Ludowick - Pulse 07:40
Ludowick - Jump 07:43
Ludowick - Mental Reaction 06:47
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Chassis n° 1004
Put together in just three months by a team headed by Mauro Forghieri, the 512 S mounted an all-alloy V12 of almost five litres with four valves per cylinder. The tubular spaceframe was developed from the P4 and the 612, while the bodywork was designed by Giacomo Caliri and made from polycarbonate for light weight.
The car offered here, chassis 1004, was completed in late 1969 in preparation of the 1970 World Endurance Championship. The car featured external door hinges, a roof vent and larger diameter anti-roll bar. Chassis 1004 was immediately destined for competition and entered the 1970 Daytona 24 Hours, which was also the debut for the Ferrari 512 S model.
5,0 Liter
V12
550 bhp @ 8.500 rpm
Techno Classica 2017
Essen
Deutschland - Germany
April 2017
"I used to go to rave parties, too, but I was never savvy with techno."
~ Rose Byrne
Model: Odette Montfort
Custom by Kiki & Chrysanthemum. Eyechips by Kiki. Clothes from Abby. Wig from Helios. Headphones from Akemi.
The Techno-Viper is the unsung hero of the Cobra regime. Often they go unnoticed down on their hands and knees fixing everything from Stingers to Stuns to the ever popular Hiss. But without them there would be no army, no armour, no Cobra.
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They're a lot less clunky in-hand but something about the torso piece still irks me; I hate how it covers the belt. I think just the over-the-shoulder piece with sigil on it would've sufficed rather than a whole vest.