Trevor Archibald

@hazzey I think @Air wants 5 large deep dish pizzas. So do I, for that matter.

It should have been. IE11 still supports it.

@hazzey It's our revision control program. And it primarily uses the Java plugin.

Because I think our CAD management may be boned, or at the very least super unsecure, if we don't get an HTML5 solution fast.

So, does anyone else use Windchill for their PDM/PLM at work? And are you similarly freaked out by the fact that Oracle is deprecating the Java browser plugin?

"Physics isn't a real thing!"

What was the first guess on that plan?

@GlenH7 What.

Definitely. If we do one thing well, it's making safety a priority. At our location, we've had I think a couple years now with no lost time accidents, and our band-aid level injuries hover between 10-15 a year.

Plus they put certain reports on the divisional intranet.

Yeah, same here. Every team meeting starts with a rundown of recent safety incidents, near misses, etc.

Yeah. Don't take shortcuts when lifting heavy things, kids.

Stupid safety story of the day: Someone at one of our Italian locations was moving crates of forgings with a fork truck. They needed the 4th and 5th crate from a stack, but instead of moving them one at a time, they picked them up together. Exceeded the truck's weight limit by 700kg, tipped the truck over, and ended up needing stitches after banging their head against the protective cage.

But it also looks like not all states are clear on their website about the disciplines of professional engineer they certify

I think this just amounts to the arduous task of checking each website individually.

But I do think it is valuable information to have, and the list will always be finite and verifiable.

I would say this should be given one answer, and that answer should be converted to a community wiki.

Wooooo I got my first hat!

Don't, the main reason I knew that question existed is because I remembered writing up an opinion for it.

Either "What is this?" or "What does this do?" which admittedly are different

I think those are getting evaluated on a case-by-case basis, because we've had some good questions like that.

Although it does do a pretty nasty job of slicing up whomever you aim it at

No, that's the one Snape invented and Harry found in Snape's old potions book

Sectumsempra!

There we go. Stupid markup didn't take without the http://

@Air Try this place or maybe this place or even maybe this one

@GlenH7 @MahendraGunawardena I checked with someone who has some significant experience on Academia, they said they don't think it would be a good fit.

@mart We have the naive design question meta discussion

Y'all a bunch of nerds

@GlenH7 It @Air being exactly the same amount of wrong about pizza every time he talks about it.

I think chemistry tends to be more precise

It does, but brining tends to just be "dump a whole bunch of salt in water"

Oh man I totally forgot about that site

Baking is chemistry. Regular cooking, eh.

Well I guess that's the difference between good pizza and your pizza. You approach it as a science, where our places have names like "The Art of Pizza"

@Air You're human now? I thought you were a group of easily dispersed particles of mostly nitrogen and oxygen

I've got work to do. How about you two fight about tags

@hazzey I'm getting to it! I needed to eat dinner.

And being above room temperature doesn't help. At room temperature keeps better I think.

Well, normal pizza should be okay.

Also, that pizza was fine. Pizza lasts well more than 4 hours on its own.

I'm just gonna continue to blame my screwed up fridge and throw that cream out when I get home.

You don't get paid for it, you just clear up your thetan. And that's payment enough.

If you paid for it, you passed.

This guy doesn't even sound like he's to that point yet.

Although most of those answers point to a case where offers have been made.

I knew that duplicate had to be there somewhere, I just couldn't find it.

"Let's not just limit everyone's preconceptions about you to your appearance, let's give them personal information that you might not even understand to add to it!"

Doing them publicly as an icebreaker is even worse.