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Casey Liss

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4566 total appearances

Appearances Over Time

Podcast Appearances

Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

Oh, no, no, no. She will notice, as I sit here now, has noticed.

Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

Oh, no, no, no. She will notice, as I sit here now, has noticed.

Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

What is that called? State driving? I know exactly what you're thinking of. I don't recall the term for it. It's annoying me that I can't.

Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

What is that called? State driving? I know exactly what you're thinking of. I don't recall the term for it. It's annoying me that I can't.

Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

Excuse me. Excuse me. This is the classic man approach, which is not good for the record, but it's the classic man approach of you told me I couldn't do it over there. but I did it over here. That's totally different.

Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

Excuse me. Excuse me. This is the classic man approach, which is not good for the record, but it's the classic man approach of you told me I couldn't do it over there. but I did it over here. That's totally different.

Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

It is almost none. So there is actually took, I knew you were going to ask this. Steak driving?

Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

It is almost none. So there is actually took, I knew you were going to ask this. Steak driving?

Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

So I'm putting in the show notes and in Slack for the two of you. I have already taken an image and it will be in the show notes, like I said. It's like a one and a half. Correct. So if you look, I'll paint you a word picture. So I don't know if I ever put a picture of this publicly up until just now, but there is a blank, if you will, wall plate, which is...

Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

So I'm putting in the show notes and in Slack for the two of you. I have already taken an image and it will be in the show notes, like I said. It's like a one and a half. Correct. So if you look, I'll paint you a word picture. So I don't know if I ever put a picture of this publicly up until just now, but there is a blank, if you will, wall plate, which is...

Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

uh, not quite eye level, but a little bit higher. That's where the RJ 11 outlet used to be. And just recently, which kind of started this whole process, I had taken away the RJ 11, the phone outlet and put on just a blank because there was no need for the phone outlet anymore. If you look to the right, about a foot and a half and about six inches down. So what is that like a half a meter?

Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

uh, not quite eye level, but a little bit higher. That's where the RJ 11 outlet used to be. And just recently, which kind of started this whole process, I had taken away the RJ 11, the phone outlet and put on just a blank because there was no need for the phone outlet anymore. If you look to the right, about a foot and a half and about six inches down. So what is that like a half a meter?

Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

And I don't know what, in several centimeters down. There is a trio, a three-gang set of switches, and this one is in the middle, and it is not a great picture, but you can see that there are seven LEDs on the left-hand side of the middle switch.

Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

And I don't know what, in several centimeters down. There is a trio, a three-gang set of switches, and this one is in the middle, and it is not a great picture, but you can see that there are seven LEDs on the left-hand side of the middle switch.

Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

Going from the bottom, the bottom one is currently illuminated red, then it skips one. Then the next one is illuminated white, then it skips one, and the top one is illuminated blue. It looks much better in person than this picture would lead you to believe. I hope so. Because it doesn't look stellar here. But it does work. And so there's a few different issues here. First of all, I installed it.

Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

Going from the bottom, the bottom one is currently illuminated red, then it skips one. Then the next one is illuminated white, then it skips one, and the top one is illuminated blue. It looks much better in person than this picture would lead you to believe. I hope so. Because it doesn't look stellar here. But it does work. And so there's a few different issues here. First of all, I installed it.

Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

What did you call it? Stake driving or whatever? I installed it on the Sly last night. And... Aaron got home and we chatted for a little bit before we went up to bed. And I conspicuously and conveniently stood in front of the light switch while this was going on because the white switch or the white LED was illuminated.

Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

What did you call it? Stake driving or whatever? I installed it on the Sly last night. And... Aaron got home and we chatted for a little bit before we went up to bed. And I conspicuously and conveniently stood in front of the light switch while this was going on because the white switch or the white LED was illuminated.

Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

The thing of it was I wanted her to notice it organically. And I prefer that she notice it when the lights were not illuminated. So sometime the next morning. Because I wanted to see what she would say and what she would do. And coincidentally, I sent an email to Chris R. about this. And I said, oh, you know, I installed this while she was gone.

Accidental Tech Podcast
627: Dragged Across the Line

The thing of it was I wanted her to notice it organically. And I prefer that she notice it when the lights were not illuminated. So sometime the next morning. Because I wanted to see what she would say and what she would do. And coincidentally, I sent an email to Chris R. about this. And I said, oh, you know, I installed this while she was gone.