AI fails

[briantrumpet]

Again, as it should be. I learned pretty early doors that design by committee doesn't work.

It's a universal experience!

 

[Pblakeney]

My dad worked on Heidelberg 4 colour litho presses most of his life. We used to go in to his factory every Friday after school for pay day. I was never short of pads of paper to draw on as a kid and always had pots of coloured dots of card around that came from the hole punches. I doubt the factory would pass H&S inspections these days, even in the late 70s / early 80s it was a bit dodgy (he moved to a company in a modern factory by the mid 80s).

I used to take engineering drawings down to the print room back in the early 80s.
There was a staff of around 4 or 5. None of them still had *10 fingers.

*Edit for accuracy. 10 working fingers, although some were missing.

 

[briantrumpet]

I used to take engineering drawings down to the print room back in the early 80s.
There was a staff of around 4 or 5. None of them still had 10 fingers.

People like that are the reason that most of us have more than the average number of fingers.