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I really like solving technical problems, but my job involves less and less of that with each year of experience.
As a heads up, the first few years of undergrad you get bashed over the head with math and physics. I'm someone who learns from doing or seeing a practical example...
Last year I handled the B1.2s, B.2s, and B.6s and ended up with B.2s that I love.
I am telling myself I don't need B1.2s, but those would be my choice if weight was a concern.
Details of my thoughts here: https://rokslide.com/forums/threads/maven-b2-or-b6.227597/post-2529690
BRCC is marketed towards patriotic Americans who own firearms for self defense. Then someone uses a firearm in self defense (not just my opinion, but the opinion of the courts involved), wears their t-shirt, and they disown him and anyone like him because it's bad for the brand/PR.
I guess...
You know things are going in the right direction when there are people at this meeting with their pronouns proudly displayed that have no background in wildlife management.
Shot my worst Vegas round ever today. Had a kid in November that decided to show up five weeks early so this is the second time I've shot in three and a half months.
Not to throw a wrench into your plans, but I can't say enough good things about my Havalon.
I'm OK with a sharpener, but I can't get anywhere near as sharp as Havalon blades out of the wrapper.
BP was running a 20% off sale a week or so ago. Since my favorite Prana Zions have been "re-imagined" and the new version is terrible, I'm on the search for a new go-to pair of pants for early season archery hunting.
Bottom line: these are a massive disappointment overall and not worth the...
Got in the Zamberlan 1104s and they fit pretty good overall. I will likely be keeping these to at least break them in to serve as a baseline for how other boots will be judged. Worst case scenario, they will end up as back ups.
Initial impressions are that they are well made and pretty...
I absolutely love my B.2s. Highly recommend them. Amazing low light performance and great image.
They are a little chunky, but well worth that trade off.
Oh, I know that type. When I was a younger man, I quickly learned that drawings and specs don't tell you anything and spent my time hanging out with maintainers in the hangar.
I also have many horror stories of design reviews.
Try getting a job fresh out with a Bachelor's from Tailgate U and/or an under 3.0 GPA at any FAANG company, Silicon Valley start up, or high frequency trading firm and get back to me.
Also, the labor market has been really good for engineering job seekers in the last decade or so, but that can...
100% agree. Some of the advice here is absolute poison for someone in my field and would lead to no serious jobs offers out of school and limiting overall career trajectory. I mean I guess you can become that guy at Boeing who oversees offshore "engineers" and is supposed to QA their code only...
I've always been intrigued by the deadlock cams (and I keep hearing rave reviews about the SS34). In theory, someone who isn't mechanically inclined like myself should be able to tune their own bow. I would be concerned about the screws backing themselves out though (one more thing to go wrong)...