Droid Engineer Archive
Thread: I'm ready for my closeup, Mr. Developer! Today's the day...
TheRealTK421 wrote:
Anything you've "heard" is simply rumor, hearsay and conjecture until such time that a 'red-name' posts any information on our future.
I've seen enough supposedly real "info" on a lot of things in SWG that I don't believe ANYTHING I hear until I see it posted by a Dev (and maybe not even then).
Word to the wise: Don't believe everything you read.
I know what you mean. Unless its something bad I won't believe it until its in game. For some reason, I can swallow bad news easier.
If TH is so busy I wish he'd just authorize Drashk to tell us.
Speaking of Drashk, is he around? Drashk? Can you give us an update on TH getting us our update?
-norax
Just cause it's fun...
HoChiHung wrote:
OMG, others that have flukes! Using mine as a back rest at the moment.
I have a "Fluke 77III - Multimeter". How about you all?
/bow
Respectfully,
TheRealTK421 wrote:
Just cause it's fun...
I have a "Fluke 77III - Multimeter". How about you all?
I have a Fluke DSP-4300 digital cable analyzer
keylargodave wrote:
And I thought I was special being an engineer in life and in game as well
I noticed a lot of Droid Engineers are Engineers, System Administrators or programmers in RL.
-norax
I work in a medical laboratory schlepping bone marrows and talking to nasty pathologists all day.... I'd never play a doctor in this game (Sorry sir, it's terminal... send your checks to CF Industries).
683 Enterprise LANMeter. Also have some NG Sniffers and Probes.
HO...
Ah there lies the true answer why DEs not getting LUV. You hit it man. DE are RL Engineers/LAN Admins/SysAdmin/etc.
And what group, besides clients, are our biggest problem? DEVELOPERS! They can't code so they blame the network. Ahhhh, it is all coming together now......
Ho....
HoChiHung wrote:Ah there lies the true answer why DEs not getting LUV. You hit it man. DE are RL Engineers/LAN Admins/SysAdmin/etc.
And what group, besides clients, are our biggest problem? DEVELOPERS! They can't code so they blame the network. Ahhhh, it is all coming together now......
Ho....
My god, I think we've found the answer.....off to make a black and yellow R2 and call him Tux
Droid_Engineer_Rho wrote:
For me the multimeter is more of a toy/component checker than anything else. I'm no EE, just a hobbyist who occasionally needs to do things like look for impedence spikes in a speaker, or verify function in that home-made Flight Simulator throttle assembly I'm planning.
Hehe....and you don't call yourself an engineer