Probably have to ask this new company how old their employee doing said work is so plans can be made ahead of time. So crazy how the tech is slowly disappearing, but it just shows how spot on Vox was when he said we'll lose indoor plumbing.
Something that wasn't written by AI is the Odyssey, which I just watched in Theatres. Made me wish I had my $1000 copy of the story that I could read and compare the movies accuracy.
Definitely not. They were having him oversee it for 20 years AFTER his retirement. They also lost their largest customer, so they didn't bother trying to keep either the machinery going or retain the knowledge after he died.
Probably have to ask this new company how old their employee doing said work is so plans can be made ahead of time. So crazy how the tech is slowly disappearing, but it just shows how spot on Vox was when he said we'll lose indoor plumbing.
Something that wasn't written by AI is the Odyssey, which I just watched in Theatres. Made me wish I had my $1000 copy of the story that I could read and compare the movies accuracy.
It's printing now.
" the only employee who knew how to operate the machine died."
Apparently Boomers not passing on knowledge isn't just a USA problem?
Definitely not. They were having him oversee it for 20 years AFTER his retirement. They also lost their largest customer, so they didn't bother trying to keep either the machinery going or retain the knowledge after he died.