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Comment Re:Good. (Score 1) 157

I would disagree that Lucas tried at all to fit into the expanded universe. I read most of the expanded universe books including the Thrawn series, X-Wing, and Jedi Academy. Those books did well taking all the existing plot before them and integrating them in a way that made sense and pushed the Star Wars story further. It was clear to me when the prequels came out that Lucas had no intent on fitting in with the world that grew during his absence after the original trilogy. At this point the EU has more material than the original and prequels. Granted there were quite a few low quality books and stories and I was never able to enjoy anything after the Vong were introduced but I feel it is a mistake to delete a large part of the universe that he created.

Comment Re:Custom lego parts! (Score 1) 302

No. The construction of the "final thing it is supposed to be" may only last a fw minutes or hours. The FUN is using those parts to make what you want, play with those constructions, and then taking them apart to build something new. I would love to be able to print missing, interesting, or custom LEGO parts.

Comment Re:And it'll be... (Score 1) 180

Not a chance! With the advent of car to car networking and internet accessibility every component in your car will have its own internet facing IPV6 address!
Imagine the possibilities: You could open your trunk from anywhere in the world, you could preheat the car before your flight even lands, you could update your license plate in real time!

Comment Re:I thought this had been settled long ago. (Score 1) 491

Unless those managers notice and take the heat for the extra cost of overtime, the reduction of quality due to overworked employees, or the missed deadlines they will assume that there was an EXTRA person the entire time and will congratulate themselves for saving money by not hiring an unnecessary employee.

In effect, working at 110% to cover the position hurts your chances of ever filling the position with a qualified employee.

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