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SiriusHardware · 24th Oct 2020, 8:40 am

By the way Karen, I hope you don't mind that we keep coming up with little (and sometimes big) issues which need tweaking, but you seem to be most in your element when:-

- There is a problem to solve.
- You are the only person who can realistically solve it.

This has been an unusual project for you for various reasons but especially given the 'real time' and 'remote' nature of it. Normally you would have the target hardware in front of you and would quietly labour away in the lab until you had the chrome-plated final product ready to be unleashed upon the world, whereas in this case it's a work in progress and you don't even have the target hardware in front of you, and you have done a lot of your thinking on this 'out loud'. It has been a real pleasure to be involved with this project (if only as a passive spectator) and to watch that formidable mind of yours working.

24th Oct 2020, 8:40 am	#555
SiriusHardware Dekatron Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Newcastle, Tyne and Wear, UK. Posts: 11,591	Re: Mk14 vdu By the way Karen, I hope you don't mind that we keep coming up with little (and sometimes big) issues which need tweaking, but you seem to be most in your element when:- - There is a problem to solve. - You are the only person who can realistically solve it. This has been an unusual project for you for various reasons but especially given the 'real time' and 'remote' nature of it. Normally you would have the target hardware in front of you and would quietly labour away in the lab until you had the chrome-plated final product ready to be unleashed upon the world, whereas in this case it's a work in progress and you don't even have the target hardware in front of you, and you have done a lot of your thinking on this 'out loud'. It has been a real pleasure to be involved with this project (if only as a passive spectator) and to watch that formidable mind of yours working.