How doable could it be to do something like that with arduinos? I barely know stuffs about them, but it could be a fun way to learn.

Very possible. The hardest part wouldn't be the software but the hardware, making sure that the signals pass along the rotating sections properly. If you solve that problem, the rest is just lighting up LEDs at certain times and turning on motors.

I made a gif but nowhere wanted to host it.

Yeah, was talking mostly about hardware. I barely know pieces I should have typed


Also HKU, your image isn't showing.

http://gfycat.com/InfatuatedBarrenEthiopianwolf
Even Google Drive doesn't want to host it.

webm on drlff when

Never, because nobody maintains the phpBB installation.
Unless TLB decides to. Using this thing maybe.

I usually avoid installing PHPBB addons. There's always a small chance of something ♥♥♥♥ up in the MySQL database, and I don't have any access to it.
...That said, the MySQL database has done a perfectly fine job of ♥♥♥♥ itself up without the help of addons in the past, so I guess I'm not helping much.

So all that Ebola ♥♥♥♥ took a turn for a real chance taker.

The top doctor has contracted it from another medical officer.
Going by the death rate, 50%-60% he survives, he'll be immune to further cases.

Awesome stuff.

Its death rate is probably linked to the poor population that cant treat it, but I dont know much about ebola.

its pretty damn deadly even if you have treatment, but that might be because people havent really paid attention to it until recently so treatment isnt very advanced

Back when I got all panicked about it, I read that it can be severely cared for, but there are different strands or whatever, ranging from 50, 70, to 90 percent death projections.

But, I still stand by on him being a super doctor if he survives.

Super doctor indeed.

But I think that was Sothe mentioned is true, after all, if someone got ebola in the states or some european country, it's most probable that they would manage to keep the patient in a much better state than in Africa, probably allowing the patient to survive.

I'm not so sure, to be honest. Ebola is pretty goddamn nasty stuff. It's a virus that basically makes all of your blood vessels into weak jelly, leading to lots of internal bleeding and secondary infections, while also reducing or eliminating your immune response. It particularly targets the liver, spleen, lungs, and lymph nodes, all things (cept the spleen) that you should really have if you want to live. Really the only benefit that it sounds like developed countries have over underdeveloped countries is rapid response and care, so you won't die of thirst or blood loss.

Oh for sure, it'll arrive in the states or Europe.
But, you keep talking like just because we're a first world country means we can zap anything like ebola away.
When it does, get ready for panic and quarantines.

You are partly right though. There is no way the states would allow a level of virus to take reign over it's superpower status.