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[bnt83]

:mad2: :incazzato: then :happydance:

At the end of the day we were a whopping 30 minutes shy of having it ready to fly and ran out of daylight. :sigh:

 

[Jim Logajan]

I skipped the rotating wrist due to added complexity and cost. It would come in handy sometimes tho

Just curious if you've ever read "The Moon is a Harsh Mistress" by Robert Heinlein?

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[Jim Logajan]

Don't think I'm going to get tool advice from a science fiction novel.

To say anyone has the control of a neurosurgeon with a prothesis is full of it.

Wasn't intended as tool advice - Henning's comment reminded me of the book. Heinlein wrote it about 50 years ago and was obviously speculating - and the narrator in the story was on the moon, which had been a lunar penal colony. So right about the time we start shipping undesirables to the moon, prosthetic technology should be suitably advanced to make his statements true. :wink2: