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 How many computer programmers does it take to screw in a lightbulb?
Woah, no. That's a hardware problem. - jordie228 [more] |
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12-03-2014, 10:19
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Re: pic: TASR
As a team that does this at out events, I don't see the problem with shouting "robot" when you need to get to a match and there are people in front of you who are impeding your progress.
It also helps with safety; some unsuspecting chum could get hit by a 120lb robot if he doesn't know it's coming and no one tells him to look out. And I agree with Nemo, if you're going to use this at an event, take off the unnecessary misspellings and "111one". 
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