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|    Ouisie to JimD    |
|    Re: day of rest    |
|    05 Feb 18 11:14:29    |
      From: someone@anywheret.net              "JimD" wrote in message news:2018013113064310870-email@nowherecom...              > My rep from Sweetwater called this morning, ask how I was doing with the       > new mixer. What could I say ? Told him the truth, it's great, and I only       > wish these had been available years ago.              When you buy from Sweetwater, they assign you a rep?       Or is that a marketing research-related call for their benefit?              > Your comments lead to a thought. Maybe the reason some of my friends can't       > operate those doors ... from the outside anyway ... is that they are       > yanking on the handle to move it one way or the other, and that IS in fact       > triggering a resistance sensor.              Anyone should be able to open and close the door any way they want without       encountering trouble from the mechanism.       If they do - THAT'S BAD ENGINEERING!              MACHINES ARE SLAVES, NOT MASTERS!!! They Must Always function accordingly!!!              > Just pull the latch and let the door work, it'll open or close. Pull the       > latch then try to move the door as was necessary on old manual doors, its       > stops. It's kinda humorous to me, as I've no problem at all with the side       > doors. I load things in and out of those daily, and they work just as       > expected. Yet, let someone start yanking on the latch, they will promptly       > stop moving.              The minivans I drive also stop their motors when that's done...but, one can       still operate the doors manually.              > It's not a defect, or bad enginnering. It's the vehicle trying to stop       > someone from getting hurt.              Machines canNOT think!!!       But at least living persons can, even if they don't.              > Guess there is only so far you can go " idiot proofing " something. A       > really determinded idiot can still find a way.              But HOW do we IDIOTPROOF the so-called 'engineers' who come up with this       INSANITY???       My approach would be to FIRE THEM so fast that the door does hit them on       their way out!              > Smart cookies those Honda engineers :-)                     Jim              Stupid 'engineers' - Honda should stick to motorcycles - at least they know,       or did, how do do that right!              Ouisie              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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