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 Both might accomplish the same "function" or "results" (perhaps a lift of some kind), but there are clear differences in simplicity, in cost, in maintainability, extensibility, and several other "ilities" -- which are a staple of engineering evaluation criteria. - msd [more] |
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Robot Humor
yet another posting by me...
Robot Humor I read through it and would say that it is maybe PG-13. Some of the quotes in there may be pushin it, but there is no profanity. Take a look. There are other things to check out there as well. 
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