Might be worth checking out Art of the Rail. True to the thread, it's not developed yet, but is coming soon.
It's economy based, but I think there was mention of a creative mode.
I think about this in my workplace. I'm not on the IT side of things, but I do have more of an interest than most. And wow, it seems a mess.
I think the problem lies with all these nifty solutions being implemented, and then suddenly it's someone's job to tie them all together, which they get halfway through doing before they are called off to do some other task... There doesn't seem to be an overall architecture, or a coherent model of how information should flow around the business. I'm guessing you come across this a lot? How does that get solved?
I'm picturing a whole drawer, is that correct? Next to like a gas cylinder?
I thought that thermal imaging and IR sensors were basically the same thing? Or at least, that thermal imaging was the process of using IR sensors to create an image.
I looked at one for work, basically a cctv camera that could measure the temperature of things in our storeroom. It was under 2k, from memory, with a lot of that price being the pan/tilt/zoom gubbins.
I didn't realise this was hard. It's been a hot minute since I added a library, but I'm pretty sure I just clicked the libraries tab, typed the library name into the search bar, and clicked add to project.
That's the best part of Christmas, anyway. Food and family, and free shit.
It's relatively common for people to just spend a few years as a monk, right?
I reckon itd be weird if one day I'm picking on my little brother, then the next I feel obliged to treat him as royalty, then a couple years later I get to noogie him again.
"I've had an idea... Lightning has just struck my brain..." "Oh, that must of hurt!"
It's in that part of my brain that was written before I understood media being 'good' and 'bad', so my memory of it just is, I've never stopped to think about its quality.
Saddlebags hold a surprising amount of stuff! Small frame bags are also a good option.
Terry Pratchett.
The Discworld books can wrap a particle physics pun in a fart joke. The cheeky cleverness that Patchett writes with, along with the keen eye for making fun of the absurdity of human existence, could be right up your alley. Start with "Guards, Guards!", or whichever one you spot on your local second hand bookstore- they are pretty much all able to be read standalone.
Seriously. Pratchett will scratch your itch.
Looking at that, I reckon it's easier just to pay for all the streaming services.