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No shit. Got one this week for a PM posistion related to IT work. Umm try reading more than Project Manager next time dipshit lol. I did get one once and wound up going to Washington and basically spending a week in Seattle and Anacortes on their dime. Otherwise 99% of them are for the wrong...

There's a stretch/excercise you can do if you have a corner of a room that will help with the sciatic nerve. I'm not sure what it's called but you get in a corner facing it and put your feet up against both walls as you can and push your penvis into the corner. I'm sure you can google and find...

Go an email from AutoDesk they had a new help deal for one of their products I just upgraded. Stupid me clicked on it thinking it would be what's new in the new version or something similar since they kind of lag behind new upgrades/updates and such. In the "Getting started" section which is all...

New server is up and running. Twice since we get everything twice now.

Dan Akroyd goes all in. Dan Aykroyd Rips The 'Insignificant Gnats' Who Are Trolling Leslie Jones

Dan Akroyd goes all in. Dan Aykroyd Rips The 'Insignificant Gnats' Who Are Trolling Leslie Jones

46 years ago today.

Double, website problems apparently.

I have a cordless with a smaller blade. It works ok for breaking down a sheet of plywood or working on a ladder/roof and such. Not something you would use to make a finish cut. For that I use something else. Because it's smaller it has a smaller base to sit on the work piece as well. So easy to...

Thread is dildos.

Double.

That earthquake you felt, wasn't an earthquake. USGS says 'earthquake' off Daytona Beach Shores actually experimental explosion' | WFTV

Yes I know I have odd music taste. Came up in the playlist today.

A compound miter saw is used to make a compound cut. If you don't need to make compound cuts you can just get a regular miter saw, either regular or sliding. Sliding lets you make a cut into wider material like a 2x10, 2x12 or whatever the saw is rated for instead of just a 2x4, or 2x6...

Clamp a straight edge to the plywood and use the circular saw against it. Don't just follow the pencil line, you'll get a much better cut.

All news to me. I rarely go the movies. Can't believe some of the prices you guys are quoting.

I think the paperwhite is on sale right now. I went to amazon earlier and that was the big ad. I didn't look too close.

Okra, love it and super easy to grow. Staple in Louisiana.

I tried an electric, it was OK but really lacked power. The gas one nows are fantastic. Lot of places but a metal blade on it and do pre commercial thinning of trees now when they are 3-4" in diameter or less.

AD blocker and I get none of those.

I live in the same region as Hoss, it's a term used by mostly older people. By older people I mean in their 70s and older. No I have never used that term.

Stampede.

I know what it means only because my grandmother uses that term, but she's 95. I've never heard anyone use that term that I wouldn't say is "old".

When you say "necking".

Microsoft has said windows 10 is their last version of windows. I assume they mean they are going to an update deal instead of upgrade and add on shit.

Sorry I derailed the windows 10 thread. I just don't see the appeal a subscription on an OS would be to even an enterprise use. I mean if you use the computer you gotta have it and the cost of the OS is normally just put in with the build of the computer I'm guessing. At least in small...

I still think AutoCad doesn't take advantage of having multiple cores. It's single core or whatever they call it only. My dad still uses autocad r.12. Not autocad 2012, but autocad 12 from 1992 or so. He likes that the menu hasn't changed and uses a digitizer so he never uses an oncreen menu...

This thread is depressing because it keeps reminding me I have 5 gallons of roundup mixed up I've been meaning to spray. At this rate summer is going to be over first lol.

I dunno. I saw the list of stuff that was subsciption only now a month ago. It listed all the big stuff like autocad, revit, inventor and all. Don't remember raser design and didn't look into it since it's part of the AutoCad package that I bought in 2016 design studio or whatever they call it...

Well the Autodesk stuff is subscription only and it only goes back 3 years. You can only get a deal for this years release for 3 years. The problem is they release a new version every year and they change small stuff that nobody ueses. In the last 6 years they have changed the input/menu system...

A large number of companies I work with/for still use AutoCad 2000 for in house work. The actual drafting hasn't changed a whole lot and AutoCad 2000 was the last edition you could get a server license.

I know this music is wildly unpoular here. Still rather listen to Hank Williams Sr.

The biggest complaint they've had on the news is trespassing since apparently the deal is random and you get them in places people don't have rights to be.

Several companies I deal with have asked me about the new subscription on Autocad products. It sucks as of last month you can't buy a license for it only pay a subscription. What sucks one of them is a series that they discontinued 2 years ago and bought out a new company and if they do that...

Cluster fuck. TDF Stage 12: Chris Froome forced to run up Mont Ventoux after crash