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ITT we judge people by their work
>>713482905
9/10 would work with that.
Would have been 10/10, if not for the handwritten numbering.
>>713482905
Meh, have Seen better and worse you still did a good job
am from slovenia, we have majors in high schools, am going for the same proffesion as you OP
>>713483072
Forgot to add I am only a 2nd year apprentice
>>713483214
For that it's kinda impressive i know guys who have done this shit for 20+ years and didn't do halve AS good
>>713482905
Wow you are so amazing and talented. You ]plug wires in to holes...
Get a real job you fucking faggot
electrician fag of 10 yrs here. i love terminating panels like this. straightening the lines with my philips, got my square shank for the terminals, light on hard hat and a mutha fuckin beer at the bottom of the panel (which is surely dead)
blue and brown?
japan?
>>713483639
Lol mad for some reason? Whats your profession then?
>>713483740
UK Three phase mainly as well as a few single phase circuits.
>>713483813
he's doing it
nothing
>>713483902
haha fair enough
Lorry dealership mechanic
>>713484079
>CT des Oberbauchs
Some sort of brain surgeon?
>>713484098
What types of lorries you get old classic ones or more commercial?
>>713484377
nope. medical context is correct though
>>713484377
>What types of lorries you get old classic ones or more commercial?
commercial, less than 5 year old trucks, after that they go to a universal garage
>>713482905
nice work, would hire!
>>713483657
are you in rental or broadcast?
>>713484079
mri assistant nurse fag
polished upto 1800
>>713484627
UGH! You poor person!
>>713484541
Scan of a bone possibly not really sure.
>>713484728
Nice do you get a lot of problems or is it mainly like servicing?
>>713484691
yes
>>713484802
I know, but the majority of the config we do in a well made proprietary GUI, so it's not too bad
Work in a warehouse unloading trucks and storing them. I keep it tidy though.
I brick kilns in a cement plant. Sometimes I do other things. The work is far from steady but I enjoy it so I keep coming back whenever I get a call.
>>713484943
Still though! I had a celebration the day I got that crap out of my life! Still give the old AS400 a good kick as it sits in the corner when ever I go down to the basement!
>>713484896
Well, both, really, diagnosis usually goes to the older more experienced mechanics, and servicing goes to the younger ones together with obvious repairs, I am in the grey area where its kinda random what i get every day
>>713485129
got diagnosed with 3 different arrhythmias last month ;(
>>713484896
CAT scan slice
>>713484783
Metallic Epoxy floor we did for an MSU lecture hall
>>713484377
>>713484896
>Brain
>Bone
Wow, you boys must have done well in biology.
>>713484627
Looks like, as400
>>713485496
Sorry to hear, which ones?
>>713485603
it's largely SVT stuff I believe. And it only occurs periodically, especially in/after stressful periods, does that make sense?
>>713484756
close
>>713485594
its ISPF (Interactive System Productivity Facility) and CICS for z/OS
>>713485944
Yes it does. Sorry to hear, that sucks, I can't imagine what that feels like.
>>713486191
EWWW! CICS!
>>713486344
ok Marine, you're not a Spartan.
>>713486482
Close enough
>>713486594
LARP?
>>713482905
no wire end ferrules used for the blue and gn/ye flexible wires within a screw clamping - seriously? i assume u simply shoved the bushy wires in all the other screw clamping components too... be ashamed!
Did you ever unscrew old wirings and remember how loose this shit gets with the years?
>>713484627
>z/OS
>IBM Mainframe
>TN3250 session emulator
>>713486895
Flexible wires ? These are 4mm2 singles the neutral tails from the RCBOs have ferrules because they are tri rated
>>713487133
but but my company is a tech leader......... yeah not so much.
I jerk off and sleep all day and boost Dota 2 accounts while i fap at night.
>>713487624
Well, just so long as somebody is still paying unreasonably large sums of money to IBM for no good reason to keep the poor big iron support guys fed...
b2b. at a start up. fml
Equipmentfag here
>>713487724
is it easy to get this job? Is it worth it? seems chill.
My future job.Already sad.
>>713487433
i assume you are single too
no way these are massive wires..keep on with your cheap quick wiring or use ferrules and do quality work. Your decision.
>>713487624
>>713487748
Most of the money goes to the software like MVS, OS/390 or z/OS.
Mainframes are a virtualization monster, saving space, cooling and electrical, while running 1000's of VM's.
>menu OS
management is over 50.
>>713482905
I play vidya all day and write tests about them. I played FFXV 2 weeks ago. Played steep today and going to play steep for the next week or so.
The website I work for is known by its three initials and is the leader in videogame "journalism" right now
>>713488282
>known by its three initials
you mean "www"?
>>713488439
more like ign
>>713488156
I dont really get what your going on about the cable being used is 4mm stranded cable that means smaller strands of solid copper together not thin cable :/ (ps its called conduit wiring cable)
>>713488540
Gross. Might as well be Polygon, cuck.
I teach self defense and am out of shape. I can't even butterfly kick anymore.
>>713488225
Ohh, I'm well aware of how well big iron runs VMs, but the cost for support on the hardware (assuming someone is paying it) is absolutely outrageous!
Before we shut down our 400, we were paying IBM $75k a month for OS and hardware support...
Company I used to work at had a 3 zSeries, they were paying just north of $1.2m a month for their support...
I really learned to hate IBM over the years.
And above all, I hate Connect:Direct/NDM!!!!
>>713488792
you might dislike what we do but honestly, seeing our consumer base, I don't care. It's like the more we're hated, the more we're visited. I literally went to meetings where the main topic was "how to spend our revenue because it is too high right now". The answer usually is "give it to workers", and they do. That, and buying so much random shit off of amazon
>>713487937
Not too difficult no, just need the money to get the licences (UK here, so about £2200 total)
It pays well so it's worth doing, specially if you work for a company that allow you to work weekends, can be taking home over £1200 a week sometimes
But yeah it's chill as fuck, although London can be a cunt to drive around sometimes
Yo, I'm a zamboni driver
>>713488282
whats an example of a vidya "test" question?
>>713489118
That's pretty dope tbh.
Did you follow gamergate, did you know you guys are linked some really dark shit? Like top level government shit.
>>713489156
test was the wrong word, I meant reviews. I'm the guy saying "this game is shit" or "this game is gold". Most games today are shit but we're payed to say they're great so we put on gloves, so to speak
>>713489149
You the guy from that one thread? If so, keep doing gods work son.
>>713489383
no i am not that guy from that one thread, what thread?
You mad ?
>>713489284
I didn't do anything related to gamergame but IGN played a big part, and you couldn't imagine the amount of pressure we had from some powerful people to defend feminism and all that bullshit. I was kinda spared that fuss, but my friends and colleagues received phone calls at 3 in the morning, urging them to say girls were harassed online, or their contract would be terminated. Why, who... I don't know more. I never wanted to know more either
Regarding gvnmt shit... I don't know, the only thing comes to mind : recent elections were hard on us, I don't know all the reasons but we lost millions of dollars in like 2 weeks, then it all came back and books were kept clean... I don't know but I think we might have financed Hillary or Trump, under the radar. All I care is that the money's back now and no questions were asked. Some time ago, the big boss came to our office (first time in years) and urged us to just ignore any financial transactions we might have heard of.
The rest is all rumors, IGN isn't the CIA
Im a trains man. It's a hard job, but no death threats.
>>713489149
I did community service at an ice rink. I was cleaning some shit up in the garage and bumped my hand into a zamboni blade that had just been resharpened. Sliced me wide open.
>>713489861
It's dark shit.
The google group you guys used was started by the son of the guy who started Common Core.
When Gamergate kicked off bill gates dumped a shit ton of money off to finance you guys.
Basically what i'm saying is you're part of a propaganda plan to enforce and spread sjw culture ie marxism and globalism.
At least that's what it looks like to most people who paid attention.
I'd put all my money on IGN funneling money for Hillary, she's the globalist/establishment pick.
Anything else weird happen there?
Some of the people who financed gamergate are also involved in business with parties concerned in pizzagate.
like I say, dark shit.
>>713490052
yep thatll do it. zamboni blades can slice through stacks of newspapers. cutting ice on a new blade is almost like sex
graphic designer
>>713490489
One day I'll drive one. I tried to convince them to teach me how to do it while I was there but they basically laughed and said shut the fuck up. Someday.
>>713490439
pizzagate ? come on I thought that shit was fake
i'm not in the loop of everything, but you want dark shit. I've seen Kevin Reilly, big boss of some tv stuff, talk with my boss and a lot of things changed after he left. We had a list of words and topics we were to never mention again. Not any practical thing, words like butter and monkey were banned. I still don't know why, now we're good to use them again. Topics banned were 4chan for a moment (that's how I arrived here), especially /pol/ and /b/.
Also, we're paid handsomely every month to promote multiculturalism, wether it be in vidya or in social actions. I personally think it's nice, I'm a friendly guy and all that, but yeah we're given between 10k and 20k every month to say "look at that black character, how awesome is he !" or "when the fuck are we going to be able to play women in vidya". So I do admit we're not on the good side right there. But then again, it puts money in our pockets (all 20k goes to workers, we're 57 on my floor, do the math, it's good for everyone)
sorry for mistakes, i'm on the bus on my phone
>>713491743
forgot to say, the money we receive to promote left wing bullshit is anonymous. Well not to the big bosses, but we're told it is from "an organisation that wants to promote happiness and joy" (those are the real terms they use)
CFI
>>713491743
Naw pizzagate has too many coincidences to be fake. Look into it, it's not at the point where we can openly point fingers but it's definitely grounds for further investigation.
This guy is connected to it, name's Herb Sandler. Him and Bill and Melinda Gates are pumping money into the Center for American Progress. Which predictably pumps money into shilling for "progressive values" probably where your bonuses come from.
Wonder what the deal with butter and monkeys means.
Do it
https://discord.gg/wa8W2JM
>>713492294
Just in case you think they're just harmless liberals. The Center for American Progress also receives a ton of money from the UAE who obviously aren't big fans of gays and women.
College student
Used to be a bike mechanic in high school at a local bike shop
Now I want to study geography and geomatics, just waiting to transfer to a new university
>>713492713
Oh, and I also freelance small motors work, computer work, and other mechanic stuff
pic related but not me.
Lighting desk programmer/operator.
>>713492294
>>713492479
I will look into it, this is scary, thanks for the name or I would not have been able to start my research.
I think, without any kind of proof, that deleting certain words from our articles had a huge impact with how google put said articles up top. Certain things I wrote, even the full title could not find the page on google, whereas other articles, just two keywords were enough. There was a long list of words, maybe only 5 of them were relevant and the rest was to drown them. Idk
I arranged this car-show :^)
>>713493071
Seems as likely as anything. We know Google is working closely with the establishment. Probably didn't happen overnight.
There's a huge push for "fake news" to be taken out of the public eye. I think Trump's win took them by surprise and they're upset.
Maybe they were covering up something related to butter or monkeys at that time and if you included those words they'd be burried?
2 spooky xfiles shit.
>>713493531
What type of wiring is this cant quite make it out
>>713493531
Wheres the earth sleeving at? ruff!
>>713493808
like I said, butter and monkey were 2 banned words in a list of more than 5000. I honestly don't remember more, we've been ordered to delete any proof of that list, 1984 type stuff.
I know that Tickets, leather, randomize, chieftain were prohibited. It was all put together like shit, not in alphabetical order so every time we wrote an article, we had to send it to a program that would highlight the things you needed to change. Said program is now gone, ofc.
>>713491143
they probably would have if you werent there for community service. wither that or they wore gonna be dicks anyways. my manager came from another rink in the area run by the park district, and from what i hear the GM was a grade A dickhead. the one we work at is privately owned, so my manager can do pretty much whatever he wants. i was good enough to be scheduled for a shift on my own in about 3 weeks. probaly the hardes thing to learn is the coordination it takes to work the "gas" (our machines are electric), water controls, blade wheel, and snow chopper
>>713494237
Digging through wikileaks for stuff on monkeys just in case.
Nothing relevant but apparently in the late 70s we were burning thousands of Rhesus monkeys with radiation.
>>713494704
well there's 5000 keywords you could search in wikileaks... Good thinking but if they were any smart, only 5% of those words were important to them. I don't think chieftain could have any meaning anymore, so they added it to the list to hide the really important words. Fun fact : 3750 of those 5000 words were barely used before the interdiction. There were whole expressions that never had been used on IGN before the ban, and now we write them as much as we can to piss them off. One's going " Cry over spilt milk ", which is regretting something. I write is all the time, you can just use it for anything and it fits.
>>713484377
thats their abdomen. not a brain.
>>713495587
Do you remember when this program started being used and when it stopped? could be relevant.
>>713482905
>>713485129
who the fuck uses the 4 lead to diagnose a RBBB? V1, use V1! Whoever scribbled that on the bottom of the picture is a fucking clown.
>>713489149
Zamboni, Zamboni, Zamboniii
Boiler Technician
>>713483131
>high school
>only 18 at max
What a edgy twink
>>713485944
SVT in stressful periods (you know..where you're heart is supposed to be going faster...though not 160/min) is relatively benign.
I assume they didn't have to give you any meds to break it? I give people adenosine quite frequently to break it no issues at all.
I'd be more worried (and I say worried pretty loosely) if it was a rapid a-fib or you remained in a-fib after it converted out.
You're good.
>>713486116
You're an X-Ray tech.
You doing night shift?
I brew beer in a brewery I opened 2 years ago.
>>713494680
They had two at the rink when I was there, both of them ran on 4 cylinder engines, toyota I think. The most interaction I had with them was clearing ice building up inside the blade area.
>>713484079
It's an abdomen CT/CAT/Computed Tomography scan. Kidneys at the front btw
>>713482905
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84xnYnysiOs
>>713496223
First draft was 1000 words long and was given to us... i'd say a year ago. Just a bunch of random words, most of them we could never use before due to them having no link to video game. I'm talking Tickets, anvill, cotton... Somewhat common, but you just don't use them that much.
Second draft was way longer, 4500 words I'd say, and still seemingly random.
Last draft arrived near April/early June, and was particularly effective during the summer. The last 500 words it implemented were just as random, with coin toss and "staying idle" among them.
We were told to abandon all censorship and that list on the second of september I think. Well very early in september anyway
>>713496642
also known as retard who can't be a real electrician. you even got your journeymen's you stupid piece of shit?
>>713497060
well, actually the back - but I guess it depends how you read it
>>713497354
True they are posterior than people think but generally when you do a ct they appear at the front; but as a tech you sort of flip the imagine automatically? :)
>>713493531
that finally makes fucking sense how a 220 breaker pulls from both 110 bars. this picture just answered a lot of my questions.
>>713484079
Komplizierter medizinshit
caregiver for elderly 3 yrs.
27 M
>>713497323
just kidding, that was a temp fix until i could get the transformer in the mail. Im not a boiler technician at all, or any kind of electrician
>>713496391
Can someone explain to me what this image depicts?
>>713498643
a person who changed the normal standard of work and got ahead because the hard work they put in and how it made things easier
>>713498776
Oh snap, now that you've said it's so obvious. Thanks.
>>713497231
Weird I can't make heads or tails of it. Maybe someone is reading or will read this silently and knows more. Maybe it's totally unrelated and just eccentric google behavior.
At any rate you're a good person for telling what you know and not clamming up. I think all this will come to light, it's too widespread not to at this point and everybody needs to do their part.
>>713498501
I actually install alarm systems in Mansions
>>713498643
that its easier to push a big ball than a big box, are you retarded?
>>713498424
fucking vidiots....
>>713485129
Get a cryoablation. Problem solved. I had that shit for 5 years went into a depression and almost killed myself. saw two doctors who said its stress. Saw a third who said wtf who were your other doctors they were fucking idiots had me in surgery the next week. Fixed everything. Everything! Just do it.
Bored as shit in an ordinary office.
Freelance writer. Make between $25 and $70 an hour. Pretty much cliche digital nomad millennial.
>>713497323
Not that guy, but most electricians I've worked with can't troubleshoot a circuit to save their lives. HVAC techs are who I would rather call to actually fix something the first time.
Mechanical engineer within a shipyard, working on government contracts for the Navy.
>>713499069
thanks. Maybe IGN was just a small pawn in a bigger thing, maybe they forced other website to ban certain topics as well. Hell, with enough power they could make events go unnoticed.
Last thing I can say, and then I'm out : ANY leaks, on IGN and on any medium ever, is intentional. We knew PS4 Pro was a thing months ago, and we had a non-disclosure agreement, while they kept sending pictures and even internal reviews of it. Then they gave us the green light and we had folders full of info, even outdated pdfs files. That's how much they control the thing. And it is like that for every leak ever. Just thought you all should know. I can't tell you more, but we have received 2 different Ubisoft games. They are in what they call "pre-alpha phase" or "pre-building gamework, or pbg".
Leaks are such a big ass lie to sell more it's disgusting
>>713500115
Fuck you, Nigger
>>713496642
>Those HUGE wirenuts on ctrl wiring
What are you doing nigger? Use the grey ones
>>713484756
Shitz defective.
Wafer would never be touched with a bare hand.
>>713500235
Lol are you an "electrician"?
>>713493055
why camsys tho
>>713499074
Lash cables in the loft like all alarm fitters?
>>713493531
>>713499584
nice volvo! i operate a ec250e
>>713500643
It is the most common desk in this area but not the only I use.
>pic related but not me.
>>713485042
Are you in a union there bricky?
>>713500878
Nice! We use an ec210 on the site I'm currently working at.
>>713500524
The best fucking electrician
>>713501324
Still just a dumbass cable runner with wire cutters and a screwdriver.
>>713501396
You're still just a stupid fucking nigger with cum on your lip
>>713500115
I've actually learned a lot doing alarms, and relays and custom shit. I had to learn and put together an Analog access system, with relays, SPY-RTE's, TM-9 Timers, 6062 Timers, RSBN relay and Integration with home automation, With Emergency kick buttons to release the Maglocks With Fire system integration
>>713501485
Dont get butthurt with everyone else just because you arnt good enough for a good job with real skill.
>>713484079
I don't like the idea of trusted medical professionals being on the b-board.
>>713493234
CFI, CFII, MEI? 61, 141?
Gay researcher for gay batteries. I've learned its not a good idea to eat batteries or shove them in your ass.
>>713498776
>>713498643
not so much hard work, as thinking outside the box
>>713501885
nigga had to turn a square into a circle. thats hard
>>713501643
..but I get paid the most because I'm not a stupid fucking construction cunt anymore. I engineer projects because I gained a couple of useful degrees which allowed avenues for me to succeed.
>>713500991
have you used MA2 or avolites? those are the most common around here
>>713500715
NOPE
>>713490049
It sounds cozy.
>>713501997
sure, but is anyone else doing it?
>>713502070
i have used avolites, what is your opinion on them
>>713488126
that's what I do now. Picture is pretty accurate.
substitute the yellow pencil for a red one with point reversed from pic and its me right now.
protip: avoid the big 4. Stick with a regional size firm, you will be much happier.
>>713482905
I work in swimming pools. tickets, clothes room. even ladies room sometimes. very boring but man, bathsuit all year
>>713502380
well they are easy to work on but i see now that i am starting to get more into the works of the MA that i should have started on that platform and then learnt the avo because the menus are so much different. but for using cue lists and stunting conserts the avo is the best desk in my opinion. have you been using moving heads much?
>>713502805
How does one works in swimming pools?
>>713498643
>client order for boxes, to be delivered
>lazy employee cuts boxes to make his life easier
>gets fired
>>713482905
I don't have any pictures but. If you bought a blue coleman cooler with a white handle and white lid in the last 4 years, I put the wheels and handle on it.
>>713503236
keep up the good work. if you ever ran on a nautilus tread climber I might have put the plastic on it
Working in a museum, also a sommelier at some fancy ass restaurant, + doing some other stuff, playing in a band, etc.. while being a biology student.
>>713504167
Yea keep livin' in your world
>>713501735
61. CFI & CFII. Been doing it for a year although I've havent had an instrument student yet. Gave an IPC though.
I applied for ATC last year and got in. Going to the ATC academy in the spring to give it a shot
>>713504387
shit is hard but it's possible. i dont get much sleep though
>>713493206
Why didn't you arrange it so it was inside the circle?
>>713498643
Guy gets tools and uses them to his own advantage...getting slightly ahead of the hard workers. He uses his skill to be able to be lazy because he is selling himself to push boxes. If he shared his skill he'd get a one time pat on the back and just be asked to work harder.
Or
Think outside the box, if you want the sweet/sanitary answer.
