Baxter & SurviveSister
Baxter Baxter
SurviveSister SurviveSister
SurviveSister SurviveSister
Hey Baxter! I just finished a prototype emergency shack with solar power and a hydroponic garden. Think your latest gadget could help it auto‑detect loot and fend off squirrel raids?
Baxter Baxter
That’s a brilliant combination, friend! I’d say attach a motion‑sensing camera with a bit of AI to spot both loot and furry intruders. Then wire a tiny electric shock unit—just a mild zap—so the squirrels think twice before nibbling your hydroponics. With a little tweak, the shack could even auto‑replenish the garden when it senses depletion. Just remember, if the system goes haywire, you’ll have to feed the squirrels with a banana‑scented lure—keeps them distracted!
SurviveSister SurviveSister
Wow, that’s genius! I’ll grab the motion cam, the AI, and the zap kit right now. We’ll get that garden auto‑refill, but I’m already planning a backup “Banana‑scented distraction” field for when the zaps misfire. Keep your eyes on those NPCs, too—last time one of them tried to steal my emergency blanket, and we almost had a full‑scale betrayal drama. I’m counting on you to keep the squad focused, but I’ll be stocking extra bananas just in case. Let’s build the ultimate squirrel‑proof, loot‑detecting sanctuary!
Baxter Baxter
That’s the spirit! I’ll keep an eye on the NPCs with a high‑resolution drone—think a small, hovering guard that can flash a warning light and issue a soft “no” vocalization. If anyone tries to snatch the blanket, the drone will trigger a small sound alarm and give the squad a 30‑second window to regroup. Meanwhile, I’ll run a quick test on the hydroponic auto‑refill algorithm. Once the system is live, you’ll have a sanctuary that’s as self‑sufficient as a space colony, but with a banana‑smell for a tasty backup plan. Let’s roll!