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Posts I've Made
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In Topic: 3D Printers
Posted 16 May 2013
OK, so you got single shot pistol. Neat. When are the machine guns comming?
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In Topic: Should I make the switch from Windoze to Linux?
Posted 11 May 2013
My two cents on the subject spells dualboot. You choose on boot which system you like to use. I use this because some program or websites only works with Windows (Internet Explorer looked log in system).
I found a great article about dualboot. What I like about the article is that the author writes about the stable and long term supported Ubuntu 12.04 and the most popular Windows OS right now, the s7ven.
http://www.linuxbsdo...-and-windows-7/ -
In Topic: How many of you have worked at a call center (IT or not)?
Posted 2 May 2013
I worked with support for Apple. Colleges were great but the work not so much because I had no time to learn the stuff and privately, I do not like Apple. Why? It cost to much. Give me a cheap ass Compaq/HP for 300-400 US dollars and Ubuntu 12.04 and I will be happy.
So in the middle and the end, I gave support on stuff that I hardly have used and thous, did not give good support.
My bosses tried to help me but the whole department was flooded with calls and that mean no time to train. -
In Topic: Interview Depression
Posted 2 May 2013
Great thread. I will bookmark it.
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In Topic: 3D Printers
Posted 2 May 2013
eugenerudenko, on 24 April 2013 - 03:14 PM, said:I think that in some 8-10 years they will be as popular as regular printers nowadays. The idea of being able to print a physical object is really exciting, though I've already read that someone has tried to print a gun.
I am seeing a kid (roughly 15 year) trying to print a 50-cal machine gun. Then having the gun blowing out the room when he is trying to shoot a tree, sending him to hospital, happy. Why? Well, 3D-printers work with plastic because it is cheap and easy to mold. Guns are contained explosions and plastic do not hold an explosion that well. But it will cause a lot of damage, but not deadly.
Remember, you will also need to learn to make gunpowder. And then press the bullet into the cartridge. I see a lot of blown off fingers, bleeding eardrums and damaged eyes.
On a more serious note, I would love to have a 3D-printer. I would be able to print myself a new set of chess pieces and parts to my computers.
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- Age:
- 24 years old
- Birthday:
- June 15, 1988
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- Location:
- Sweden, Nacka
- Interests:
- Books about programming, learning programming Java, JavaScript, HTML and looking into C# (any diff between C, C++ and C# anyone?)
- Full Name:
- Leopold H Birkholm
- Programming Languages:
- Java, C#
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