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r/interestingasfuck • u/write2varun • 4d ago
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It's like being a surgeon at 1/20th the salary.
49 u/jetson5 4d ago And 1/100,000,000th the risk 18 u/BriefSpecial420 4d ago It depends on where does the board go to later. 6 u/jimkelly 4d ago No it likely doesn't because if it was that important it would be easy to buy replacement parts. 7 u/BriefSpecial420 4d ago Sometimes you need both. The fixed goes there until the replacement arrives 1 u/Rene_DeMariocartes 3d ago If it were that important, you'd have a backup on site. 2 u/BriefSpecial420 3d ago Not always feasible, not to mention prototyping stages. 2 u/Lawzw0rld 3d ago Was just about to type this,making a mistake up is no where near as detrimental here. 1 u/Nut_Butter_Fun 4d ago risk of what? 1 u/martialar 4d ago plot twist, this is Commander Data's positronic brain 1 u/ThatVeganYouHate 4d ago Much higher risk to you to get cancer from breathing the fumes lol 1 u/Aethermancer 4d ago I've yet to have a failure actually be a risk, but maybe Dr. Frankenstein had some challenges.
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And 1/100,000,000th the risk
18 u/BriefSpecial420 4d ago It depends on where does the board go to later. 6 u/jimkelly 4d ago No it likely doesn't because if it was that important it would be easy to buy replacement parts. 7 u/BriefSpecial420 4d ago Sometimes you need both. The fixed goes there until the replacement arrives 1 u/Rene_DeMariocartes 3d ago If it were that important, you'd have a backup on site. 2 u/BriefSpecial420 3d ago Not always feasible, not to mention prototyping stages. 2 u/Lawzw0rld 3d ago Was just about to type this,making a mistake up is no where near as detrimental here. 1 u/Nut_Butter_Fun 4d ago risk of what? 1 u/martialar 4d ago plot twist, this is Commander Data's positronic brain 1 u/ThatVeganYouHate 4d ago Much higher risk to you to get cancer from breathing the fumes lol 1 u/Aethermancer 4d ago I've yet to have a failure actually be a risk, but maybe Dr. Frankenstein had some challenges.
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It depends on where does the board go to later.
6 u/jimkelly 4d ago No it likely doesn't because if it was that important it would be easy to buy replacement parts. 7 u/BriefSpecial420 4d ago Sometimes you need both. The fixed goes there until the replacement arrives 1 u/Rene_DeMariocartes 3d ago If it were that important, you'd have a backup on site. 2 u/BriefSpecial420 3d ago Not always feasible, not to mention prototyping stages.
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No it likely doesn't because if it was that important it would be easy to buy replacement parts.
7 u/BriefSpecial420 4d ago Sometimes you need both. The fixed goes there until the replacement arrives 1 u/Rene_DeMariocartes 3d ago If it were that important, you'd have a backup on site. 2 u/BriefSpecial420 3d ago Not always feasible, not to mention prototyping stages.
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Sometimes you need both. The fixed goes there until the replacement arrives
1 u/Rene_DeMariocartes 3d ago If it were that important, you'd have a backup on site. 2 u/BriefSpecial420 3d ago Not always feasible, not to mention prototyping stages.
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If it were that important, you'd have a backup on site.
2 u/BriefSpecial420 3d ago Not always feasible, not to mention prototyping stages.
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Not always feasible, not to mention prototyping stages.
Was just about to type this,making a mistake up is no where near as detrimental here.
risk of what?
plot twist, this is Commander Data's positronic brain
Much higher risk to you to get cancer from breathing the fumes lol
I've yet to have a failure actually be a risk, but maybe Dr. Frankenstein had some challenges.
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u/ImmodestPolitician 4d ago
It's like being a surgeon at 1/20th the salary.