Comments on: Welcome to the 20th century… http://briankanderson.info/2008/12/17/welcome-to-the-20th-century/ An aspiring engineer's collection of musings and projects Sun, 20 May 2012 05:54:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: Alexander7 http://briankanderson.info/2008/12/17/welcome-to-the-20th-century/#comment-3628 Alexander7 Mon, 18 Jul 2011 20:01:36 +0000 http://briankanderson.info/2008/12/17/welcome-to-the-20th-century/#comment-3628 <strong>< b >< a href="http://www.trustedpillspot.com/?ml=buy-generic-LEVITRA buy@generic.LEVITRA" >...< /a >< /b >< /blockquote >...</strong> Need cheap generic LEVITRA?... < b >< a href=”http://www.trustedpillspot.com/?ml=buy-generic-LEVITRA buy@generic.LEVITRA” >…< /a >< /b >< /blockquote >…

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]]> By: admin http://briankanderson.info/2008/12/17/welcome-to-the-20th-century/#comment-40 admin Thu, 05 Feb 2009 21:56:44 +0000 http://briankanderson.info/2008/12/17/welcome-to-the-20th-century/#comment-40 Not elitist, realist. It totally makes sense to me. Unfortunately, the world isn't going to get used to it unless the perceived benefit is greater than the pain of adoption. And right now, I can't fathom anything that would change that. Maybe you can come up with something. :-) Not elitist, realist.
It totally makes sense to me. Unfortunately, the world isn’t going to get used to it unless the perceived benefit is greater than the pain of adoption.
And right now, I can’t fathom anything that would change that.
Maybe you can come up with something. :-)

]]> By: Jonathan http://briankanderson.info/2008/12/17/welcome-to-the-20th-century/#comment-39 Jonathan Mon, 02 Feb 2009 06:06:38 +0000 http://briankanderson.info/2008/12/17/welcome-to-the-20th-century/#comment-39 "The hurdles associated with that are so large that it will likely not happen anytime soon?" What kind of elitist talk is that? I thought you were an nerdy engineer!!! Like the binary clock, the electric scooter, and the wifi detection t-shirt, I expect you to say, "It makes sense to me. The world just has to get used to it." “The hurdles associated with that are so large that it will likely not happen anytime soon?” What kind of elitist talk is that? I thought you were an nerdy engineer!!! Like the binary clock, the electric scooter, and the wifi detection t-shirt, I expect you to say, “It makes sense to me. The world just has to get used to it.”

]]> By: admin http://briankanderson.info/2008/12/17/welcome-to-the-20th-century/#comment-38 admin Wed, 28 Jan 2009 10:41:29 +0000 http://briankanderson.info/2008/12/17/welcome-to-the-20th-century/#comment-38 I'm all for standardizing on metatime but the hurdles associated with that are so large that it will likely not happen anytime soon. Also, in engineering, sometimes 50% is quite good. ;-) I’m all for standardizing on metatime but the hurdles associated with that are so large that it will likely not happen anytime soon. Also, in engineering, sometimes 50% is quite good. ;-)

]]> By: Jonathan http://briankanderson.info/2008/12/17/welcome-to-the-20th-century/#comment-37 Jonathan Thu, 22 Jan 2009 10:15:48 +0000 http://briankanderson.info/2008/12/17/welcome-to-the-20th-century/#comment-37 KPH isn't a lot better than MPH because the measure for time, although standardized, doesn't have a base unit of ten. Is it really progress if you make one a base unit of ten and the other not? 50% is still an F. KPH isn’t a lot better than MPH because the measure for time, although standardized, doesn’t have a base unit of ten. Is it really progress if you make one a base unit of ten and the other not? 50% is still an F.

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