Yes, but also being California, they could get charged with cultural appropriation and various hate crimes.
You are correct. A teenage daughter in the house.
Probably there from last year.
I'd leave my lights up all year round to avoid the hassle of taking them down and putting them up again, but my wife does not approve!
I was wondering the same. I am hoping it was from last year...
Honestly I think the same way.. My old place the lights on the roofline and some of the more PITA places did stay up. When I bought them I had taken all the bulbs out and sprayed the wires the same color as the trim before I put them up just for that reason - it sucks having to shuffle an extension ladder around the house lol! I've left others until spring.. But I don't keep them ON!! LOL!!!I'd leave my lights up all year round to avoid the hassle of taking them down and putting them up again, but my wife does not approve!
Now that I have the cameras up, I'll have to re-think the light locations in several places!
Halloween stuff. Ghosts, pumpkins etc.
Long ago, and well before I was married, the "animal house" group of guys with whom I shared a house left the lights up all year round. We'd sometimes fire them up at random times just for grins, and often for the 4th of July.
Well, then, that's forgivable! The Halloween yard decorations have become a lot more common in the last few years around here, too.
Oh ok, it honestly looks like snowmen and christmas trees lol
It did look somewhat friendly based on the body language of the "perpetrators". They seemed to be out for some fun, and not malicious.Turns out that the daughter is on the high school rowing team. From the video she recognized them as members from her rowing team. IP cameras came through again.
I've had a lot of interest in Pixels and controllers the past few years... I had been thinking about permanently mounting Pixels on the entire outline of the house, that way I could program a light show in appropriate colors for different holidays/town happenings. I had to move for work and right now I'm in an apartment but eventually when I get back into a house I'm going to do that!
Hikvision DS-2DF8223I-AEL 23X PTZ camera with a 1/1.9 sensor. Again the actual quality of the video is better than that shown on the YouTube video in the first post. I left this one in the color mode at night as this is the only one of my 15 cameras that stays in color at night. Also in the original video it is quite easy to read the license plates on two the cars in the picture.