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Failure Is Always an Option
Logic Bomb writes "The New York Times has a short but elegant op-ed regarding the different perspectives of engineers and managers and the role that plays in accidents like the space shuttle Columbia disaster. It's the sort of article you'll nod all the way through, then print and leave anonymously on your supervisor's desk. Any tech managers in the Slashdot crowd might have some interesting comments on how the right balance is struck." Henry Petroski has written several good books on engineering and failure.
I hope I don't fail this first post.
Bastards.
GO LINUX!
I MDE TEH FRIST PUST
gO LUniX!11!
*I VOMIT ON FAILURES is DYING!
Please try to keep posts on topic.
What he meant was.
My employees have exhausted every avenue and I'm going to take credit for their toil.
to accept failure, just because that's what's available to them preseNTly.
fauxking self-absorbed FraUDs they are.
the attitude is suicidal in regards to the main task, which is planet/population rescue.
consult with/trust in yOUR creator. vote with yOUR wallet. that's the spirit.
the evile wons will, of course, fail, based on their motives.
99% of US can easily claim the high ground here.
pay no mind/monIE to the advise of the walking dead.
In Soviet Russia, posting stops YOU.
So what you're saying is Soviet Russia is just like everywhere else?
No one knows a machine or its failure modes as well as CmdrTaco, as he has repeatedly failed to reach orgasm with his linux-powered anal dildo.
Well done Moderators!
Next time, read the full post and compare it to the original article.
READ TEH SUB
Ps GO LINUX!
Dumb comments post MICHAEL!!!
Well MisterFancyPants, speak for yourself.
In Soviet Russia we would have gone up after Columbia if the US left it there. Salvage is for the finder to keep.