Posts by Jamie Edwards3

Of course they got hit with fines...
http://www.cnbc.com/2015/10/30/misbe...-in-fines.html

boldgardener93 said:http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/905359.html
Some people just can't get enough links. I guess they're never satisfied.☕
I’m really curious to see how rowdytinker plans on justifying an attack on another country's sovereignty. If there's one thing that's pretty obvious here, it's that there's actual support for this kind of wild behavior within the Israeli public—otherwise, Netanyahu wouldn't even be opening his mouth. It feels like he's just playing to the crowd to score political points.
And then you have people claiming that Palestinians chose Hamas themselves, and that’s why they deserve collective punishment—as if Israelis are somehow better. I guess I doubt many people would actually stand up against that kind of lawlessness.
Just don't start feeding me those lines about how Syria was "plotting something" or whatever. That kind of rhetoric is actually pretty dangerous. I mean, you can always find someone claiming a country is "preparing something" whenever it suits the narrative, depending on what people need to hear at the moment.

On Wednesday, Benjamin Netanyahu, acting as the opposition leader, finally stepped up as the first Israeli official to actually confirm those reports about an Israel Air Force operation in Syria that supposedly went down about two weeks ago.

In an interview with Channel 1, Netanyahu mentioned he was actually a partner in Prime Minister Ehud Olmert's decision to carry out an operation in Syria. He didn't just back the Prime Minister's call; he apparently went as far as personally praising him for taking the initiative. I guess it shows how much they were on the same page back then.

Why call it a wild move? These two countries are at war. A ceasefire was never signed. I guess what's actually fascinating here is how incapable the Syrians seem to be. Just look at where Tall al-Abyad is on the map. It would be one thing if it were the Turks attacking, but Israel.🤣 🤣
It’s probably not surprising they take hits like this so often.

hollowhound30 said:Hey everyone, I’d love to hear your thoughts on using these two programs mentioned in my title (AutoCAD & Vision) for electrical schematics, equipment layouts (like floor plans), or designing cabinet exteriors. I've always stuck with AutoCAD... but there's this huge debate going on between me and my current colleague. He insists that Vision is the absolute best tool for our specific field and that AutoCAD is really more for mechanical engineers or architects—basically, he thinks Vision is more than enough for us electrical folks!😕 ...maybe he's right🙄 ....but I find working in it pretty clunky😠 and I feel like I'm just moving at a snail's pace compared to when I'm using my trusty AutoCAD...
Is it just me being slow and awkward, or is Vision actually a success?

If you had actually considered buying one of these programs instead of having them pre-installed, you probably wouldn't be asking.