Just a quick note to say, I'm willing to help test this thing

I'm fine with Saturday as well.

Sorry about the late notification, but I won't be able to play the session today.

I won't be able to attend most of the session this Sunday There is a chance, I'll be able to pop in during the late afternoon but it won't be much. So the likely outcome is that I'll have to skip it entirely.

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Indeed! Do have fun and I'll be very cross with everyone attending if there's not a lot of pictures publically available afterwards

This won't come as a surprise, but I'm away for the next three sessions due to a trip to China.
If all goes according to plan, I'll be home again on Sunday the 27th.

Securing life support

Contact person: Claude - The French Clique, Sara - The Watch
Location: Everywhere (Recspace and Ringlab B being the main areas)
Time: Ongoing

Description:
A recent simulation done for other purposes showed just how vulnerable life support in the tower can be. The aim of this project is to determine the level of risk, find the critical points in the system and to strengthen them as nessecary.

Current progress
Design and simulation of solutions in the Labspace area is completed. Reconstruction of the Ringlab B structures has began. Resources for the work have been gathered, but more is always welcome.

Leadership of the combined project has been handed over to Claude of the French clique.

History
The first simulation has been run and our findings shows that this, unfortunately, is a genuine concern. The true extent of these weaknesses have yet to be uncovered but entire sections of our cluster might be cut off! (Details accessible through TAU)

Thus, we're currently looking for seeds willing to help with this project (both hands and tools to do the work and minds to design the needed alterations) as well as donations of materials to be able to implement backup systems in certain critical areas.

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This project is presently in the implementation phase and most current requirements have been met. In the future we'll continue to need further manpower and resources.

Right you are, Miho.

Still not right

Here's a new hint: The image shows (part of) the object in one of two states.

Another hint:

What you see on the image is one end of the object. The other is pointy.

First real hint:

The bright green area in the image can be other colours as well.