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Topic: An assumption that needs to end...

Anonymous A started this discussion 12 years ago #38,592

The assumption that because somebody is "high on drugs" or "Mentally insane", etc. -->
They are somehow either, a) Not the same person, b) Not even a person OR, c) A product of one chemical reaction while a great many more in number occur constantly in the same environment. -->
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Assumptions make ASSES of us ALL! ;-) -->
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Good-nite!~ (to those of us not awake, Slaap Leckere!!~)

Metæ joined in and replied with this 12 years ago, 1 minute later[^] [v] #515,279

Slap liquor

Anonymous C joined in and replied with this 12 years ago, 43 minutes later, 45 minutes after the original post[^] [v] #515,284

is op syntax? didn't syntax say that pot makes people go crazy? pot made mike brown a cop slapping demon?

Anonymous A (OP) replied with this 12 years ago, 10 minutes later, 56 minutes after the original post[^] [v] #515,288

@previous (C)
Syntax is obsoleted

Arrangements have been made...

Syntax will fade away into only an Memorex soon.

His final memory being one of an faddling old man, lost in a world he no longer understands...
His superiors growing ever more impatient with his endless requests and conditional agreements...
The sort that wouldn't have flown in the 80s (50s? 40s?) and the sort that soon will be a thing of the past forever...

There is an abundance of FREE NRG! There is an overabundance of TELEGENIC YOUNG SHARP MINDS -- The old men like syntax think they are in some way special because they learned how to take over somebodies job with no experience...

Their problem now, is that through ADAPTATIONS, THE MARKET IS NEW AGAIN! No more can one person hold monopoly on any given set of INFORMATION, IDEAS, DATA, RESEARCH, ETC...

HIS JOB IS AT STAKE AND HE DOESNT WANT YOU TO KNOW WHY!

I could replace syntax in an afternoon, assuming he were cooperating with his corporate puppet-masters that week.

Yeah...

Syntax joined in and replied with this 12 years ago, 18 minutes later, 1 hour after the original post[^] [v] #515,296

@previous (A)
> I could replace syntax in an afternoon, assuming he were cooperating with his corporate puppet-masters that week.

I shared on MC a few weeks ago that I was in the market to hire a few good people - Takes mostly experience one gets from working for NASA with serious Unix experience and serious RF hardware hands on experience - Knowledge of RF amps to the design level part for part and Antenna spot beam technology experience. Telemetry - Gyro and Flywheel/Reaction Wheel experience is a major ++ C band L band S band experience a must. Wave guide design not required but sure wood be a plus. More for on location trouble shooting such as just where is the water that found its way in and how to get all that vapor out efficiently - Servo drives for 6 meter dishes and the will to fly to locations all over Planet Earth is helpful which is wot the old guys no want to do anymore - INCLUDING ME as I have had it with current Airport issues when carrying lots of electronic tools and arwful security issues that take forever to get on a plane

And the other open positions mostly filled requires working for Qualcomm - Verizon or AT&T with hands on equipment and software experience which also means serious Unix because ALL Cell/Telco systems are based on Unix as O/S interface. The positions are part time but pay large nuff so that those from NASA retired or Telco retired can do super well for 20 hours max per week billing

One of course has to have great references but frankly not a single NASA old timer has disappointed me YET. AT&T hires full time crap but the old timers who set up original Ericsson TDMA first system more then qualify and Ground based Cell work requires full experience on ordering back haul Microwave and multiple T1 connections which means hours on phone with providers to sweet talk them into connects and provisioning the coding for T1 lines.

If you got any of that lets talk

Anonymous A (OP) replied with this 12 years ago, 8 minutes later, 1 hour after the original post[^] [v] #515,298

@previous (Syntax)
> carrying all of your equipment on a plane

It's 2014, the plane is going to make it... You will not need those tools until you arrive...

Ship it all! Use a skyhook! Whatever, just damn man... The TSA has existed for how long now?

I'm JK wit ya, but lolol! I never worked for NASA, so I guess I'll try again during another 'hiring cycle'.

Syntax replied with this 12 years ago, 30 minutes later, 1 hour after the original post[^] [v] #515,304

@previous (A)
> I never worked for NASA, so I guess I'll try again during another 'hiring cycle'.
Nor have I worked for them directly n indirect so many years ago not count for much but that sure told me I wood never ever do NASA work. I had hands on the very first moon lander and one tiny tiny very tiny part of it. Said to self wtf? Plus Space stuff frankly has to use very inefficient parts. There is one exception - Pumpkin does make stuff for Satellites that only need work for a year or so at max

For example Intel CPU multi core? er if its beyond about the first 486 technology then its just not going to last in space very long. Any good part is degraded with atomic blasting in advance on Planet Earth - Even plastic insulators end up conductive in space and if you close space a PC board to close or internal IC traces - You get Ion flow in space and really sweet looking bridges are formed from Gold and other metals then bridges collapse and short out next door neighbors connection. Then there was that simple diode where the connection had to much pressure and in space cosmic stuff added just nuff force over time to make a mess of the simple connection. I have a slew of S band amplifiers in Space I wood be happy to sell you. Plastic is shall we say all of a sudden conductive which is not so much so good for an output RF amplifier when the output RF gets fully back to the input of Amp

Anonymous A (OP) replied with this 12 years ago, 8 minutes later, 2 hours after the original post[^] [v] #515,309

@previous (Syntax)
Oh, well I've used NASA hardware, too!

I thought you meant had I been paid by NASA...

Anyway, I don't want to work for your scummy ATT MA-Bel overlords... PLease tell them so...

;-)

Syntax replied with this 12 years ago, 35 minutes later, 2 hours after the original post[^] [v] #515,321

@previous (A)
LOL nor do I want to work for AT&T and just wait till they C my new billing rate. Each year I make it really jump to try and get them to stop asking me for stuff. They will cry and whine but will end up paying PLUS they really should pay me a finders fee for some help I gave them with Qualcomm low freq spectrum - Assholes paid a couple of Billion for and the sat on it and sat on it - dumb as fuck company. But you can talk over text LOL - Them who can do both at same time as necessary for life

Anonymous A (OP) replied with this 12 years ago, 1 minute later, 2 hours after the original post[^] [v] #515,323

@previous (Syntax)
lol
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