Meaningless Fluff

menotyou

bella amicizia
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My Brodie at 11 weeks
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ajblakejr

Age quod agis
So a discussion on a tier three accident goes in the direction a few company haters push it. No one speaks up to say that the tier three is not a charge against a driver but a means of accounting for the possible cost that may come from that incident.

-->This is true.

I do occasionaly enjoy popping back in here to watch the direction meaningless fluff has taken. I am constantly amazed at how other posters here have morphed it. Some day it will be the most posted to thread here. Not because I started it but because the posters that work it are telling the rest of you that they do not want to come here and constantly participate in the daily company bashing and whining that takes place elsewhere.


-->This is true and this is how I feel.


This is your site now. Instead of bashing my response or finding another management poster to bash I challenge you to find a way to take this site away from its current direction and move it to a higher level.

This thread is like an episode of "Seinfeld," it's not a thread about nothing it's about everything which actually says it all. As a wise person said somewhere in this thread, "A dinner conversation."

I love this thread.

Tie - thank you for starting this thread and thank you for all the help and advice you have shared with me as a member of management in a world 100% different than small package.
 

curiousbrain

Well-Known Member
On the subject of fluffiness, I'm almost finished with the latest step in my automated beer rig.

See, a project I once worked on in college was a weather instrument of sorts, which took all sorts of readings via a series of thermistors, and produced a bitstream that described the current atmospheric conditions. The original purpose of this machine is unimportant, but I'm adapting it so that a refrigerator in my garage can read this bitstream with a bit of firmware installed on an old Blackfin, and this board then controls the refrigerator conditions. Long story short, the refrigerator is controlled by the weather sensor outside to maintain optimal settings. I've also drilled three holes for keg taps (because the 'fridge can hold three), and I'm hoping to, at some point, control the carbonation of freshly brewed kegs with some sort of "injector" logic, driven by some sensors that can estimate the carbonation of each keg.

My mother wants one next Mother's day, I guess is the point.
 

moreluck

golden ticket member
Home Goods store on Mother's Day........Sweet, I had the whole place to myself!!!! I guess people thought they weren't open. It's usually packed full!!
 
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