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WA fab is verrry old and makes commodity products, think like small microcontrollers etc. 160-350nm processes.

Those are all public projects except for one..

Big Island never got superferry. Back in the 70s there was Seaflite on Boeing hydroplanes that was short lived as well.

my neck hurts lol

All modern industrial machinery has safety features that often include shutting down the machine. Most machine owners are allowed to send mainteance in to evaluate the reason of the shutdown, resolve the issue and restart the machine, without calling the OEM.

Imagine if a walk-in cooler had a high-temp alarm, and the machine shut itself down, and locked the cooler as a result, then told the owner to call the cooler OEM. Thankfully it doesn't work that way, it might alarm then you diagnose (radiator fan not running, fan coils covered in leaves, whatever) resolve and restart.

Yuengling is "Craft" per the BA and older then Anchor. Author is wrong.

That's kind of the point, if they didnt avoid that trajectory then what are they doing? Going down with the ship?

Can't heat with gas without electricity, unless you have a genset or power wall kind of thing to provide epower.

Evergreen Air’s empire was/is based in McMinnville.

I rode the Cathlamet ferry recently. It was great except its cash only and I had no idea. I got super lucky that someone else in line just paid for my ride.

https://img.atlasobscura.com/dmMEj9y780YXqaTupI_kf8Iin74JjtD...

For example, the Canby ferry

I’m just talking about basic worksheets to do some math in 5 minutes, let alone actual hard work.

My entire company (800+) runs on gsuite for better or worse. At least in browser on desktop its functional.

I wouldn’t say gmail is good if the compose button floats on top of my inbox, a new message opens up in a modal and covers anything you’re trying to read/refer to. No format buttons.

Sheets is terrible. Cannot use the magic keyboard to shift your active cell (ie click a cell, type = and use arrow keys to find the cell you want to reference.. it just quits the cell).

Anything in the gSuite is terrible on iPadOS. Excel is also fairly crippled. I can’t see how it’s usable at all.

Even just for emailing, GMail at least is a terrible application on iPad. For examples, cannot format anything, or view one email while writing another (that isn’t a reply).

I primarily use mine for

* Note taking

* Browsing/showing PDFs in a construction engineering setting. Nothing is faster or as flexible.

* Sketching for construction drawings

But the lack of good tabular worksheet and emails beyond quick replies pushes me back to my laptop all the time.

Yeah all that is true.. but what is even worse is the relationship between "account execs" and "Decision makers". Only reason they keep getting the work are those to players.

The point is to take carbon out of the cycle. Not mining petroleum would of course have the same effect but good luck getting people to do that.

Annually

100% — including my ad for apple arcade free. Keyboards is buried under General>Keyboard>Keyboards but Notes gets a front page listing.

IME car sales tax are captured by the registering arm (DMV).

You absolutely pay local sales tax on amazon, not Washington salestax. Taxation is about nexus of transaction.

It’s perfectly clear given the context.. no one’s family member commits suicide over finding out their relative is gay.

Wouldn’t my hand touching the screen of my phone block out the light that needs to reflect back to me?

I need to see this

jman plumber in my town earns $47/hr+$32/hr in benefits. Not bad total comp especially if you add in OT.

Downside to onshape is its generally a different use case than SketchUp. I use both for work and almost no overlap in their applications for me.

Hubitat + Z-Wave or Zigbee switches is a little less hacky than HA+RPi+Dongles and ESP modules.

I wouldn’t want a non-UL listed doohicky switching 120v in walls.

Self-hosted, cloudless solution.

Ever? Hardly

Flow meters need an operations range though. So any of those ranges would work for your application.

But trying to find a screw on Home Depot or Fastenal .. ugh

If you need a desal plant, probably not a lot of water laying around to dilute your brine stream

You get extra credit points if you're active in visiting other universities and giving talks on the annual job circuit. You tend to do well if you advisors are well-connected. You have to sprinkle a bit of fad-ish topics into your research if even if it's a stretch to do so.

Sounds a bit like any job:

* Cross train in other departments

* Demonstrate your functionality/team’s functionality to other groups through talks, white papers, ‘internal consulting

* You do well when your boss does well, make your boss look good

* Buzzwords and trends make the world go round