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Cool project and nice write-up.
I wonder why you didn't use the OpenDoc standard format?
Were there project-specific reasons for the documentation format you chose?
We chose ASCIIDoc for our documentation because it's a modern, feature-rich markup language that makes writing technical documentation really pleasant. To be honest, we didn't even consider OpenDoc as an option. Wasn't it discontinued a long time ago?
That quotation reminds me of one of my favorite refutations of the idea of directed evolution. A popular misconception is that evolution is directed towards making each species faster, stronger, and more intelligent. That may be true for some high-visibility examples during stable conditions. As soon as a cataclysm hits, it's the low-maintenance generalists who survive to repopulate the world.
Bravo!
All you need to do now is rig another Pi to take a snapshot out the window when the speaker triggers and compare the logs with the snaps to see how many false-positives you have.
Nonsense... according to the Revised Standard Rules of 1892, subsection 19, paragraph A stroke 2, a player whose name starts with the letter 'a' may not play Stockwell on the first move of the game!
