14. A Couple Tiki Drinks for Inspiration

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"Off-camera, a hand. On-camera, a wife. A husband. A baby shower. Thumbs bubble up from the corner, punctuated by the occasional heart. Messages trickle in from family members distributed around the country. Then a presence, one you haven't felt since high school disturbs your bliss. Your Facebook Live privacy settings were wrong — if only we still used Google Plus!" Some real-life feedback on the use of live video streaming for personal events, as well as in educational and office situations. * Glide * Revolve Robotics * Double Robotics * My Life as a Robot * Snowbot * Long distance VR relationships * First webcam * World of Warcraft Weddings)

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