Better Engineering & Design: Less Crap

No matter how you cut it, in the real world of products, you have to
get rid of the crap or you can't get your products done right in a
reasonable amount of time.

That means getting rid of BS discussions, polemics, and dare I say,
trolls in the workplace and elsewhere.

The sooner we dial out and not respond to or acknowledge the people
with more time than brains, the sooner we get REAL answers and get the
work out.

Bo

 

Did you have a point about SW?
I must have missed it.

 

No matter how you cut it, in the real world of products, you have to
get rid of the 25 year old technology that SolidWorks is based on,
otherwise you can't get your products done right in a reasonable
amount of time.

That's what Solid Edge with ST is all about.

The sooner we dial out of 25 year old technology that can't handle
collaboration or easily and quickly modify non-native solids the
sooner we get REAL answers and get the work out.

Jon Banquer
San Diego, CA
http://jonbanquer.blogspot.com/

 

A) ParaSolid is NOT 25 years old and has been improved & updated
over the years. IIRC It was first in production use circa 1992.
B) SE is ParaSolid too.
C) YOU did not get SE.
D) You remain utterly clueless.

E) Wipe the drool off your keyboard.

 

It's NOT a CAD/CAM system, idiot.

 

Collaboration is a two way street.
Other systems cannot use native SE files.
Hence you remain a clueless idiot.

 

No matter how you cut it, in the real world of products, you have to
get rid of the 25 year old technology that SolidWorks is based on,
otherwise you can't get your products done right in a reasonable
amount of time.

That's what Solid Edge with ST is all about.

The sooner we dial out of 25 year old technology that can't handle
collaboration or easily and quickly modify non-native solids the
sooner we get REAL answers and get the work out.

Jon Banquer
San Diego, CA
http://jonbanquer.blogspot.com/

 

No matter how you cut it, in the real world of products, you have to
get rid of the 25 year old technology that SolidWorks is based on,
otherwise you can't get your products done right in a reasonable
amount of time.

That's what Solid Edge with ST is all about.

The sooner we dial out of 25 year old technology that can't handle
collaboration or easily and quickly modify non-native solids the
sooner we get REAL answers and get the work out.

Jon Banquer
San Diego, CA
http://jonbanquer.blogspot.com/

 

The idiot's too much of a clueless coward to
respond to replies to his idiocy & BS.
Nor did he get SE it seems.

 

No matter how you cut it, in the real world of products, you have to
get rid of the 25 year old technology that SolidWorks is based on,
otherwise you can't get your products done right in a reasonable
amount of time.

That's what Solid Edge with ST is all about.

The sooner we dial out of 25 year old technology that can't handle
collaboration or easily and quickly modify non-native solids the
sooner we get REAL answers and get the work out.

Jon Banquer
San Diego, CA
http://jonbanquer.blogspot.com/