u/niluseast
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Am I allowed to pull a trailer with German driving license class B? (self.vancouver) [Ask Vancouver]
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What should I update next in which order? Or abandon ship and build a new rig? (self.pcmasterrace) [Build]
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Me, too, please.
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Great, now I have to play a sixth round of W3.
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I think the voice is Udo Kier. He is perfect for such roles.
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I agree with Big_Ape.
I've been working in the field of IT project management (web development) for quite some time now and I disagree that you definitely have to know coding by detail. Your experience will evolve towards a level that you can actually predict estimates without the knowledge of coding - of course always double check with a tech to make sure. But this leads to productive and efficient work / meetings which do not have to involve half of the tech staff but rather 1 or 2 collegues depending on complexity of a project / requirement. And you will learn terms and stuff to be able to communicate with tech. It's one of the inevitable side effects of this job. I really don't think it's a lot worth it to invest your precious time on learning to code - your co-workers are the professionals here. Learn to trust them.
Of course, if you would have been a web dev transitioning to pm that would have been ideal for the position.
"In the office no one speaks."
IMHO that only applies to offices of which employees are overloaded or there is a poisened mood (for different reasons) or shitty team work. For sure, tech staff usually likes to be warned ahead if you want to talk to them in person - we call those meetings. However, I wouldn't agree that nobody talks ever. And if this is the case I'd be sceptic about the work spirit at the place. Especially if a PM gets pissed about a newbie asking questions. Thats really not helpful for a relaxed and productive work environment.
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Not a bad idea. Mother here is your new solitaire machine (she is too old for facebook).
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Not on budget anymore really. The budget machine mentioned above was my return to PC gaming which I haven't been doing for about 12 years previously.
But your suggested order of things makes sense I guess.
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I'm probably going to go from scratch. Budget is already present. Wondering if it's already a good time to build a machine or rather wait 1-2 more years.
Also, considering price/value for new hardware compared to resell value for the current parts. The longer I wait the less money I will receive.
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Mozzarella
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My mother used to love riding the elevator. I killed her last night.
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bit expensive though
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tree fiddy
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The sweet scent of gently roasting bacon
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Watching my dad on the phone when the hospital called saying his mom has just passed.
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A portait of Donald Trump
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Thailand
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The soul of a stranger
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Semi-slow internet connection
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John Coltrane
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some people's selfishness
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Disagree. Poland gave us the witcher series (both novels and games), so just simple logic here. At least 80%.
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Too bad. Thx
Hi, I'm planning on building a wooden circular frame for a mirror which is shaped like a circle (surprise). Is kerfing the technique necessary, or are there other ways to realise such a frame?