Re: Available consultant Vijay for Unix System Admin with sun Solories Expireance.

On Tue, 15 Jul 2008 20:52:55 -0500,
Moe Trin <ibuprofin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On 15 Jul 2008, in the Usenet newsgroup comp.unix.admin, in article
<slrng7os6d.2l3q.read_the_sig@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, jpd wrote:

All right. Another idea. How feasible is it to come up with a concept
of a ``foldable'' building? I'm not talking tent or trailer home, but
some construct that looks and works like a real building when setup, but
when the occupants are elsewhere for extended periods of time, can be
``folded'' into something that is easier to make fire resistant?

And still be acceptable looking? I don't see how the 'make habitable'
or 'put it back in the box' transitions wouldn't take the entire
week-end.

One button, five minutes. Or it isn't modern technology! ;-)


What do you do with the furniture and appliances? Plumbing?

How do those expandable outsized caravans deal with that?

Didn't say it had to be small enough to fit in a pocket, just so it
would be easier to make more fire resistant. Maybe folding isn't the
answer, but it'd be nice to figure out if it'd help.


The "through" traffic went for about 10 miles without an exit/entry,
while the "local" traffic had 4 or 5 exit/entry points. The
"through/local" concept is used in a number of places to try to speed
the commute traffic.

Does that 6+6 split feed from a 12 lane highway, then?


[left exit - passing on right?]
Unfortunately, rocket launchers, recoilless guns, and similar hardware
tends to disintegrate the target, and the debris on the roadway may
impede the traffic even more than the idiot.

Bah. Easily fixed with some shovel-y contraption like the cow grate[1]
the steam engines of old[2] sported.


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So - how is it going finding a temp agency?

Honestly, I've put it on hold for the week as I'd gotten sick (again) of
the endless rejections, non-reacting, lying, and other tricks recruiters
and even small-company CEO's play. We'll see what happens this week.

Instead, I felt like playing with C++ a bit.


[1] Or whatever they're called.
[2] In the cow-infested great plains, at least.

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