set up an webcamera to take pictures every 2 seconds, or if it can react to movement
Before I leave work every morning, I setup my coffee pot on my desk to brew me a fresh pot and have it waiting for me when I get to work at 10pm. So I walk in tonight and look at my desk and my coffee pot isnt on. WTH? I think. Its half full, which tells me two things.
1. Someone turned my friggin coffe pot on early.
2. THEY DRANK MY FRIGGING COFFEE!!!
IF I find out who deprived my of my java and had the bloody friggin gall to touch my sacred brewer, I will castrate them!!!BASTARDS!!!!
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set up an webcamera to take pictures every 2 seconds, or if it can react to movement
OR you can do one up and lace your coffee urn ( or a spare which i wholeheartedly recommend) with visine. By the time you place it in the bottom and leave it will already start to dry. When said indiviual activates the coffee pot, he/she will also reactivate the visine, Causing intense gastro-intestinal liquidity.
;D
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Causing intense gastro-intestinal liquidity.
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lol...Daddy likes!
Cheers
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set up an webcamera to take pictures every 2 seconds, or if it can react to movement
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or replace the webcam with alligators with laser beams attached to their headsCoffee is serious business
Instead of visine, just use plain old laxatives.
There is a motion detector webcam thing you can do also. Where it is activated when pixels change or so.
Sounds sensitivte, wouldn't the sun rising activate it?
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Sounds sensitivte, wouldn't the sun rising activate it?
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Depends. Usually the software is set to focus on something more elaborate and quick. In reality, the slow movement of a shadow/light source is not going to activate that -- but the clouds may, when they block/unblock the sun.
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