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They say that younger generations are more tech savvy, starting with millennials I guess. But i think it misses the point. Every generation is more *tech savvy* than the last. What their really talking about it a different temperament towards services. Here’s the anecdotal evidence: I see it in my clients. There is a line and on one side the client wants an adventure and the on the other side the client wants an answer. That line is what we call *tech savvy.*

Had a stair summit on site today. Me, the GC, the site super, the GCs structural engineer and part owner of the company, and the stair fabricator. The purpose of the meeting was to explain to me why my stair design was silly, overly complicated, and totally unnecessary. All of that was true, mind you, but so was the meeting.

Well that misplaced modifier makes me feel like a vacuous knob. 25 years on and I can still feel my high school English teacher’s disappointment.

Have you looked into companies like sendcutsend? Totally different market and product than what you’re building, but the sequencing is something that strikes me as a wild unlock. Whats been lucrative for them that other specialty shops can’t handle is being able to provide affordable fabrication services for small batch orders. They work with individuals and companies of all sizes (I can send 3 things to get fabricated and spacex can send 3000). Everything gets jumbled together, nested, cut and sequenced to make the most efficient use of the material. What I can fathom is the system than then unjumbles the cnc soup. But thats what makes their system effective and profitable. Anyway, your description of sequencing cuts, delivery, for edge-banding made me think of that.

My three year old becomes a lugubrious ghost if we dare to mention that maybe, just maybe, she might want to go to the bathroom. Its like she left her favorite doll at the restaurant last week and just remembered. Like why would you want to empty your bladder after 10 hours of sleep anyway.

Bad joke time. After taking a bite of dinner, my wife was unable to hold back her adulation. She asked me what was on the chicken that tasted so amazingly good. In response, I muttered “it’s tandoori”. She looked confused, “what’s that?” I said, “it’s every spice in the damn drawee chicken!”

Writing a thing and I used the word *shepherd* to make the sentence a little more ornate and evocative. I have since revised it, but first I got lost in the word. I get *herd,* but what is a *shep* though?

Just watched the silo s3 finale. I’ve enjoyed how the series has evolved from s1 and literally expanded our understanding of their world along with the characters. I wouldn’t say the finale was unexpected, it was the only logical conclusion based on the trip they took us on. I grabbed a copy of the books from the library, lets see if I can coerce myself into reading them before the final season.

The most scathing review for a filesharing product is a screen grab of the Microsoft OneDrive login screen never letting you get the files someone shared with you.