...but if it's useless for industrial data, ...all that's left is: use it for crap
Nice. In my personal experience, everything over 50-60km starts taking a toll on me, and that's on flat terrain. 1000m of altitude difference must have been as much of a challenge as the distance
Nothing quite like an 8 hour work day turning in to an 11 hour day because an another driver did not do their job. I had an irate store manager spent far to long complaining to me when I was sent to fix it.
You are not wrong - thankfully the steepest climb was relatively early.Nice. In my personal experience, everything over 50-60km starts taking a toll on me, and that's on flat terrain. 1000m of altitude difference must have been as much of a challenge as the distance
Uh . . . You sure you still work there?
I wonder how wise is it to keep working at a company that never expected someone to work for it for more than 10 years.
To be fair, 10+ years is a long time to work at the same company in western europe. Still, you'd have expected them to make some kind of administrator prompt before just canning the entire account... Was probably planned, not implemented ight away because obviously it's not urgent, and then irretrievably buried in the backlog.I wonder how wise is it to keep working at a company that never expected someone to work for it for more than 10 years.
Ok, now that's just ridiculous. I hope you can at least log the driving time...Looks like I am supposed to drive 800 km for fixing this....
Ok, now that's just ridiculous. I hope you can at least log the driving time...
Managed to do my first 100km bike-ride:
Prospero: Quest to retrieve 50-year-old UK space debris
Edinburgh-based rocket company Skyrora issues a challenge to recover the Prospero satellite.www.bbc.co.uk
When the team involved in Black Arrow had it confirmed the rocket was being cancelled, they renamed the satellite Prospero.
Originally it was to be Puck, who could girdle the Earth in forty minutes. Prospero is the wizard who gives up his magic powers.