Best thing you could do is sell it, then buy a different brand.
Most tools used in farming can be attached to any tractor. if you have something that requires a J.D. tractor, well, you bought into their ecosystem, your problem.
For that matter, they haven't been doing this kind of shit for all that long. Buy an older one and refurbish it.
...the first tweet I made in response to someone (I forget now) that was critical of the Democrats, the account was suspended and they demanded all kinds of personal information so they could, "decide" if I were a bot or not.
Fuck them. Fuck the SJWs from Silicone Valley. The Big Quake can't come soon enough if you ask me.
Just go to any university during the week during the day and witness all the empty class rooms. At my son's campus, the school is pretty much deserted after 3PM.
What's needed is a top to bottom audit of universities by an independent auditor. Odds are you will turn up all manner of activities and practices that would get people fired in the real world.
In one sense, you are both right. For all the hysteria, nuclear deterrence has been instrumental in preventing major wars which were in fact quite likely given the giant political conflicts of the cold war.
On the other hand, when laser weapons get to the point where they can take out nukes on all their various delivery platforms, they will undoubtedly be more than capable of taking out artillery rounds, tank rounds, small buildings, revetments, groups of infantry, etc.
But make sure the ones who actually learn to do it on their own get promoted over the ones who come crying to your senior engineers to reset they whatchamathingy every ten minutes.
Let's see how absurd that statement is when applied to other areas of business.
Being a small company we don't have dedicated Finance specialists. Being a small company we don't have dedicated Accounting specialists. Being a small company we don't have dedicated HR specialists. Being a small company we don't have dedicated Engineering specialists. Being a small company we don't have dedicated Sales specialists.
The reality is you better buck up and get one. IT isn't something you can do on the side like some Shade Tree Mechanic anymore.
So, fuck off and die in a robot cage, asshole. Oh, but you have to be sure and NOT Lock it Out first. Because that's pretty much the only way that can happen.
It is the process whereby you render a device completely inoperative and additionally, prevent it from being unintentionally reactivated. In almost all industries, it is an inherent part of the operation of the device. It is as ubiquitous as are seat belts. If you buy a dangerous machine, it most likely comes with instructions for locking it out, along with (literally) locks, flags, tags, etc. Hell, we just got a large air compressor at our plant and yes, it has Lockout instructions and tags.
According to OSHA 78% of accidental deaths in the workplace occur because the equipment was not deactivated or was activated by another employee after it had previously been deactivated.
The idea that industrial robots don't come with instructions for Locking Out is preposterous.
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Best thing you could do is sell it, then buy a different brand.
Most tools used in farming can be attached to any tractor. if you have something that requires a J.D. tractor, well, you bought into their ecosystem, your problem.
For that matter, they haven't been doing this kind of shit for all that long. Buy an older one and refurbish it.
Are you suggesting that ALL Left live in Silicone Valley?
Sigh....
Now that's funny. Mod him up.
The people who designed and tested the AI.
What is so novel about that?
...the first tweet I made in response to someone (I forget now) that was critical of the Democrats, the account was suspended and they demanded all kinds of personal information so they could, "decide" if I were a bot or not.
Fuck them. Fuck the SJWs from Silicone Valley. The Big Quake can't come soon enough if you ask me.
The number of students is not driving costs.
Just go to any university during the week during the day and witness all the empty class rooms. At my son's campus, the school is pretty much deserted after 3PM.
What's needed is a top to bottom audit of universities by an independent auditor. Odds are you will turn up all manner of activities and practices that would get people fired in the real world.
In one sense, you are both right. For all the hysteria, nuclear deterrence has been instrumental in preventing major wars which were in fact quite likely given the giant political conflicts of the cold war.
On the other hand, when laser weapons get to the point where they can take out nukes on all their various delivery platforms, they will undoubtedly be more than capable of taking out artillery rounds, tank rounds, small buildings, revetments, groups of infantry, etc.
Kind of damned if you do and damned if you don't.
I bet it won't be long before someone claims text in an email they received triggered some reaction
Not really sure how this matters. How much is taken up growing crops? How much is taken up by roads, buildings, etc?
That's like saying my garage takes up X% of my slab. Ya? And?
The idea that humans need to be this fly on the wall, not interacting with the environment to "save" it is ridiculous.
Shit...Fucked that up.
The intended quote
"Being a small company we don't have dedicated IT specialists. "
Fuck all.
But make sure the ones who actually learn to do it on their own get promoted over the ones who come crying to your senior engineers to reset they whatchamathingy every ten minutes.
Let's see how absurd that statement is when applied to other areas of business.
Being a small company we don't have dedicated Finance specialists.
Being a small company we don't have dedicated Accounting specialists.
Being a small company we don't have dedicated HR specialists.
Being a small company we don't have dedicated Engineering specialists.
Being a small company we don't have dedicated Sales specialists.
The reality is you better buck up and get one. IT isn't something you can do on the side like some Shade Tree Mechanic anymore.
What is with these SJW's incessant push to make sexes equally represented in ALL industries???
There will be more women in some industries and more men in some industries.
Is that the new synonym for Stolen?
Fuck me.
I'm old.
So THAT is the fault of the electrician/company. not the Robot manufacturer.
Who is the fucking moron when you quote from a LAWSUIT against the robot makers?
I bet OSHA will have a far different take when the investigation in complete.
A-Fucking-men
The AC's post is what comes from the most dangerous part of your day being the drive to Fatty McFatAss Fast Food to get your lunch.
"According to the Lawsuit", motherfucker.
So, fuck off and die in a robot cage, asshole. Oh, but you have to be sure and NOT Lock it Out first. Because that's pretty much the only way that can happen.
You apparently have no clue what Lock Out means.
It is the process whereby you render a device completely inoperative and additionally, prevent it from being unintentionally reactivated. In almost all industries, it is an inherent part of the operation of the device. It is as ubiquitous as are seat belts. If you buy a dangerous machine, it most likely comes with instructions for locking it out, along with (literally) locks, flags, tags, etc. Hell, we just got a large air compressor at our plant and yes, it has Lockout instructions and tags.
According to OSHA 78% of accidental deaths in the workplace occur because the equipment was not deactivated or was activated by another employee after it had previously been deactivated.
The idea that industrial robots don't come with instructions for Locking Out is preposterous.
When an airplane flies into a mountain, it's a pretty good bet that it's pilot error.
When a robot crushes someone, it's a pretty good bet that someone didn't deactivate the robot before working on it.
His supervisor was fine with it, but the human resources department fired him on the spot after four hours of employment.
HR is a scourge that must be eliminated by any means necessary.
Someone didn't follow Lock Out Procedures or those procedures were inadequate.
The only possible liability lies with her, or the company, not the robot manufacturers.
LOL!
See! This new fangled Web thingy!
Anyone who's been in the industry for more than a decide knows it.
Nice.