Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2018/09/12/watch-an-architect-build-a-bea.html
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Fugly riffs on mid-c modern ftw
Seeing him at the end carrying the flint and steel made me want to burn down his house.
“So we can open these doors…”
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“And these sliding glass doors…”
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Minecraft has its limitations.
I’d never heard anyone pronounce clerestory before.
So I looked it up, and he’s right: “clear-story.”
I think I always assumed it was “cluh-RES-tory.” Or maybe “CLARE-uh-story.”
I love the beauty and thoughtfulness of the siting. If he goes into this full time he should pay attention to other Minecraft Mansion must-haves:
- Master Mineshaft
- His and Hers Treasure Chests
- Detached Forge
- Inground Nether Portal
- Automated Redwire Security System
Yes, it’s one of those words that makes no sense if you only see it written down but once you’ve heard it pronounced, it’s obvious.
It’s a storey of a building that is clear.
Let’s see your building permission, buddy.
I assumed he was right. He is an architect, after all.
Sometimes property in a virtuality affects your life and costs the same as a real one http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/4374610.stm. So maybe we should all build houses there.
I don’t know what is more profitable, when you buy a house in a real world, for example, in Germany or Spain https://tranio.com/germany/north_rhine-westphalia/dusseldorf/ and then rent it out, or sell it, or just own it. Or in a virtuality, and also you can make a profit from your property there.
Had a similar feel when I went to SVP and first heard the word acetabulum said out loud.
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