Huh, nope.. Native Oregonian.Originally posted by: amish
Originally posted by: Eli
Yes, because marijuana related offenses are clearly jailable here in Oregon.
did you ever live in denver?
Nope, my contract expired at the end of November. Drawing unemployment right now, which is a pain in the ass. Hopefully I'll find a job in the next week or two.Originally posted by: RossMAN
Welcome back Eli
You still working at Intel?
What car do you own now?
Still have my '80 Chevy 1/2 ton and the '90 Toyota Tercel. I've put over 12,000 miles on the Tercel since I bought it less than a year ago, although most of that was due to my commute working at Intel.
Originally posted by: Eli
Nope, my contract expired at the end of November. Drawing unemployment right now, which is a pain in the ass. Hopefully I'll find a job in the next week or two.Originally posted by: RossMAN
Welcome back Eli
You still working at Intel?
What car do you own now?
Still have my '80 Chevy 1/2 ton and the '90 Toyota Tercel. I've put over 12,000 miles on the Tercel since I bought it less than a year ago, although most of that was due to my commute working at Intel.
What kind of perks does Intel have compared to google?
RossMAN
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Originally posted by: Eli
Nope, my contract expired at the end of November. Drawing unemployment right now, which is a pain in the ass. Hopefully I'll find a job in the next week or two.Originally posted by: RossMAN
Welcome back Eli
You still working at Intel?
What car do you own now?
Still have my '80 Chevy 1/2 ton and the '90 Toyota Tercel. I've put over 12,000 miles on the Tercel since I bought it less than a year ago, although most of that was due to my commute working at Intel.
Good luck in finding a job soon
None for me - I was a green badge.Originally posted by: pcslookout
Originally posted by: Eli
Nope, my contract expired at the end of November. Drawing unemployment right now, which is a pain in the ass. Hopefully I'll find a job in the next week or two.Originally posted by: RossMAN
Welcome back Eli
You still working at Intel?
What car do you own now?
Still have my '80 Chevy 1/2 ton and the '90 Toyota Tercel. I've put over 12,000 miles on the Tercel since I bought it less than a year ago, although most of that was due to my commute working at Intel.
What kind of perks does Intel have compared to google?
It wasn't nearly as glorious as I thought it would be, although still cool.. Made some good friends and contacts. I plan on applying for a blue badge position whenever they start hiring again. They were going through a lot of changes and hard times in the year I was there.. No opportunities opened up for me, even though I was a highly recognized employee.
Originally posted by: Eli
None for me - I was a green badge.Originally posted by: pcslookout
Originally posted by: Eli
Nope, my contract expired at the end of November. Drawing unemployment right now, which is a pain in the ass. Hopefully I'll find a job in the next week or two.Originally posted by: RossMAN
Welcome back Eli
You still working at Intel?
What car do you own now?
Still have my '80 Chevy 1/2 ton and the '90 Toyota Tercel. I've put over 12,000 miles on the Tercel since I bought it less than a year ago, although most of that was due to my commute working at Intel.
What kind of perks does Intel have compared to google?
It wasn't nearly as glorious as I thought it would be, although still cool.. Made some good friends and contacts. I plan on applying for a blue badge position whenever they start hiring again. They were going through a lot of changes and hard times in the year I was there.. No opportunities opened up for me, even though I was a highly recognized employee.
Hope things look better soon! I bet Intel was a pretty cool company to work for even if it was only for a little while.
Ack.. I've spent the last hour and a half browsing around. Now I remember why I stopped posting.
I've got more important things to do... like finish wiring up the dashboard for the hydrogen generator.
I've got more important things to do... like finish wiring up the dashboard for the hydrogen generator.
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Dang! I wish the break room where I work was like that.
Ha! :Q
I may be wrong, but I think Intel is sort've built on oldish business ideals. At least in the department I was in, they didn't spend any money unless absolutely necessary.
It was an ordeal trying to get them to order more brooms and dust pans, for Christ's sake. :frown:
There was absolutely nothing like that there, just vending machines. Although, in all fairness.. the cafateria was nice. Huge selection of different foods, both american and ethnic.. and they used hormone free and organic foodstuffs where they could. Prices were even fairly reasonable, given their sources of produce and meats.
dennilfloss
Past Lifer 1957-2014 In Memoriam
Originally posted by: Eli
ello
It's kinda nice to be back, see all those familiar names again...
Good to see Blondie did not get you.
:music:Wawawawawa wa wa waaaaaaaa!:music:
AreaCode707
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MS may not pwn Google in much, but they do have a better soda selection. Building 34, at least, has entire rooms lined with pretty much every non-alcoholic drink imaginable.
<---- Not an MS employee
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holy crap, so you can just take what you wish no paying? besides a lot of it looking like borderline hippie food *no disrespect to any hippies* I'd dig some free snacks at work.
Good to see you Eli.Originally posted by: Eli
Ack.. I've spent the last hour and a half browsing around. Now I remember why I stopped posting.
I've got more important things to do... like finish wiring up the dashboard for the hydrogen generator.
That hyrdogen generator looks interesting. Just be sure not to Hindenburg your garage.
Nahh...Originally posted by: Heisenberg
Good to see you Eli.Originally posted by: Eli
Ack.. I've spent the last hour and a half browsing around. Now I remember why I stopped posting.
I've got more important things to do... like finish wiring up the dashboard for the hydrogen generator.
That hyrdogen generator looks interesting. Just be sure not to Hindenburg your garage.
Won't have enough hydroxy gas production to do that until I build a unit big enough for my car.
lolThe DB-9 port goes to a programmable PWM controler, which I had a custom PIC and software made for.
It will allow me to vary both the duty cycle and more importantly, the frequency of the PWM, with a resolution of 1Hz.
This should allow me to find the resonant frequency of the water, and realize a huge increase in gas production, like the Steven Meyer experiments.
With 3 cells connected together, I hope to be able to produce enough gas to run the brand new in crate 2A016 two cylinder Military Standard engine that I picked up uber cheap, given its specifications.
Now, unless I'm able to violate the 2nd law of thermodynamics(in which case you will all see me on TV soon
), this won't be free energy. It will just be very, very cheap - I will use grid power to make up for efficiency losses. The 3 hydroxy cells should consume about 75A, leaving plenty for charging the battery bank for the 2000W inverter.
Mostly though, it's just for fun...
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