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I've heard that the Durst family made an app for changing the lights on One World Trade Center. They guard its distribution pretty tightly, though. I have a fa
by connoredel 10y ago
I've heard that the Durst family made an app for changing the lights on One World Trade Center. They guard its distribution pretty tightly, though.
I have a fantasy about going on a date at some rooftop bar that has a view of the spire, asking her what her favorite color is, directing her attention to the spire, and making it happen. I suppose I'd settle for changing the sign on a Portland office building, though ;)
- dh0913 10y agoI think this is what you're referring to: http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/new-yorkers-control-skyscrapers-lights-mobile-app-article-1.1911297 http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/new-yorkers-control-skys... I was in NYC a few weeks ago and a friend had the app and was able to change it. It was really cool. We could see it pretty clearly from his place in Long Island City. I don't know how exactly he got an invite, but it wasn't too special. We also talked about how it would make for a great date idea.
- bsirkia 10y agoCan you ask your friend to send me an invite? Price is negotiable :-)
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- Animats 10y agoI've been at Autodesk's demo center in San Francisco when the guy who did the lighting system for the Bay Bridge was controlling it from a laptop.