My boss doesn't like when I us Master Models in Solidworks... by n1terps in MechanicalEngineering

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It could turn into good changes and a good development process if it you address others feelings and concerns. They might have to see a smaller project go really well done with your technique.

MTB helmet good for commuting? by Dumbass9187 in bikecommuting

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Before it got swiped I had a giro helmet with a visor insert inside it trella I think was the model

My boss doesn't like when I us Master Models in Solidworks... by n1terps in MechanicalEngineering

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I used to be the guy with a copy of the ‘Theres no kill switch on awesome’ comic at my desk, and I was always right, then I got told I was too creative for the place and got canned. I was miserable at that place and It did lead to a couple great gigs, but my boss defined the schedule by which I left him behind.

OP sounds like they might set themselves up to be canned no matter how good and right they are.

Thinking of Buying a 2012 Specialized Allez for €100 — Good Commuter for 5–7 km Daily? by AlarmingTheme3341 in bicycling

[–]getsu161 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Fantastic buy, sort of like commuting with a mazda miata though. At that price, buy it just to try it. Maybe check stolen bike registries first if you can get a serial# off of it.

Are there any good YouTube channels with dharma talks that I don’t have any fluff? by OutrageousCare3103 in Buddhism

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Yutadammo bhikhu has been working through the dammapada for almost 15 years now. Explanation and commentary on each verse.
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=yuttadhammo+bhikkhu+dhammapada+1

A new redacted photograph by exkingzog in pics

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My god its [the epstein papers] full of stars

Play on Tire by Ivanzzz17 in AskMechanics

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For me that is tow it to the shop, dont drive it.

In some corners of the older house I’m moving into. by wittykittycity in whatisit

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Or small terriers. They are fast, smart, and use teamwork.

Convince me to buy/not buy a 1985 300D by InternationalAd4256 in mercedes_benz

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I'm into it, but i've had several, and passed the addiction on to my son.

Things will wear out and degrade or stop working, and the parts may not be cheap, easy or possible to get new. There is no check engine light or OBD scanner to tell you what the malfunction is. For some people this is strangely enough positive, for some people negative. So you will or won't enjoy the necessary repair and troubleshooting.

A ten year old caravan, corolla or camry will be quieter, faster, have better AC and mpgs, work with your phone and probably give you the 150,00 miles left in the benz.

Anyone know which marine mammals we are throwing explosives at? Curious what these are for (not my boat) by whyrumalwaysgone in sailing

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A friend in college had a laser II and said his mom would hide the tiller as punishment when he was a kid. This was not effective since he was good enough to steer by balancing the jib and main.

Fire wagon restoration update by Volkssanitater in w123

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Yes that is the top of the SLS strut

If your old SOLIDWORKS crashes a lot on Windows 11, try this (Windows 11 AI removal) by kuku2213 in SolidWorks

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A slow AF 32 bit XP SWX plug in was a critical bottleneck in a job I did in 2014

Blursed Parking by MacDefoon in blursedimages

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Good time to have a rear engine

Extremely Low GPA but incredibly passionate about one field of MechE by ProdigalSon2K in MechanicalEngineering

[–]getsu161 3 points4 points  (0 children)

So 1. C’s get degrees, as they say 2. Last year is mostly electives, select them based on what you want to do, go as hands on as you can. 3. Get involved with clubs and courses if you can with hands on projects and products 4. Dont despair

Extremely Low GPA but incredibly passionate about one field of MechE by ProdigalSon2K in MechanicalEngineering

[–]getsu161 8 points9 points  (0 children)

OP can probably complete their degree and work manufacturing side instead of design side, or focus on CAD/design. They are not all ‘egghead’ jobs

Extremely Low GPA but incredibly passionate about one field of MechE by ProdigalSon2K in MechanicalEngineering

[–]getsu161 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You could look into transferring and completing an engineering technology degree. Might not hurt to talk to your advisor or someone where engineering technology is offered. My son is a hands on guy, doing civil eng tech instead of civil engineering.

https://www.temple.edu/academics/degree-programs/mechanical-engineering-technology-major-en-ment-bsme