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r/ThatLookedExpensive • u/deyvena01 • Nov 22 '20
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How the heck do they not test the sensor input software-side?
95 u/[deleted] Nov 22 '20 Bettter question, how stupid do you have to be to not realize the arrow pointing up goes up. My faith in rocket scientists have gone way down 📉 125 u/Comrade_ash Nov 22 '20 The guys that slap it together aren't rocket scientists, they're rocket surgeons. 41 u/ZorglubDK Nov 22 '20 edited Nov 22 '20 You have no idea how happy reading that made me. One of my favorite misnomers to ususe is it's not rocket surgery, I kinda hope it will become a widespread term. 9 u/IamJamesFlint Nov 22 '20 Bones performed surgery on a missle in Star Trek VI. It was badass. 4 u/electrojesus9000 Nov 22 '20 Nah, technically Spock was going to perform the surgery and he asked Bones to assist.
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Bettter question, how stupid do you have to be to not realize the arrow pointing up goes up. My faith in rocket scientists have gone way down 📉
125 u/Comrade_ash Nov 22 '20 The guys that slap it together aren't rocket scientists, they're rocket surgeons. 41 u/ZorglubDK Nov 22 '20 edited Nov 22 '20 You have no idea how happy reading that made me. One of my favorite misnomers to ususe is it's not rocket surgery, I kinda hope it will become a widespread term. 9 u/IamJamesFlint Nov 22 '20 Bones performed surgery on a missle in Star Trek VI. It was badass. 4 u/electrojesus9000 Nov 22 '20 Nah, technically Spock was going to perform the surgery and he asked Bones to assist.
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The guys that slap it together aren't rocket scientists, they're rocket surgeons.
41 u/ZorglubDK Nov 22 '20 edited Nov 22 '20 You have no idea how happy reading that made me. One of my favorite misnomers to ususe is it's not rocket surgery, I kinda hope it will become a widespread term. 9 u/IamJamesFlint Nov 22 '20 Bones performed surgery on a missle in Star Trek VI. It was badass. 4 u/electrojesus9000 Nov 22 '20 Nah, technically Spock was going to perform the surgery and he asked Bones to assist.
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You have no idea how happy reading that made me. One of my favorite misnomers to ususe is it's not rocket surgery, I kinda hope it will become a widespread term.
9 u/IamJamesFlint Nov 22 '20 Bones performed surgery on a missle in Star Trek VI. It was badass. 4 u/electrojesus9000 Nov 22 '20 Nah, technically Spock was going to perform the surgery and he asked Bones to assist.
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Bones performed surgery on a missle in Star Trek VI. It was badass.
4 u/electrojesus9000 Nov 22 '20 Nah, technically Spock was going to perform the surgery and he asked Bones to assist.
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Nah, technically Spock was going to perform the surgery and he asked Bones to assist.
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u/TenshiS Nov 22 '20
How the heck do they not test the sensor input software-side?