Comment You done got T-rolled (Score 1) 507
We get an Ask Slashdot a few days ago about "How do I tell my co-worker his code sucks" Only to have it followed up with this?
Son, I am disappoint.
We get an Ask Slashdot a few days ago about "How do I tell my co-worker his code sucks" Only to have it followed up with this?
Son, I am disappoint.
Given the 3d printers I've seen print out hard ABS plastics, that's going to be one hell of an uncomfortable niche.
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You mean like in the backseat of a Volkswagen?
Probably because the University of Cincinnati and the University of California don't talk much anymore after that awkward moment at the last social mixer.
Complete polar opposites personality wise, they met by chance at Princeton in the 30's as she was the recently divorced sister of a colleague of Dirac's. No dating algorithm in the world would have paired them up as matches and yet they had two children and were happily married the rest of their lives. Dirac's own children were at a loss as to how the marriage was successful since it defied logic that a mathematical genius who rarely spoke ended up with a talkative, self described "scientific zero" and yet, there they were.
It also helps when your entire nation is the size of a single state.
"the process is the product." They truly believed that managing the process of building the plane was a more important product over the plane itself.
The meaning behind "the process is the product" slogan was to infer that controlling the process of how the product is made, in theory, ensures the quality of the product. It doesn't infer that they don't care about the the end product.
You're interpreting a marketing slogan a wee bit too literally. (Most likely to bolster your argument.)
Disclaimer: I have nothing to do with Boeing.
There is nothing evil about a country wishing to maintain its ethnic and cultural identity.
Yeah it's not like Jack La Lane lived a long healthy life or anything...oh wai...
Dramatic much?
The one day you'd sell your soul for something, souls are a glut.