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Go to Post I emailed Brandon Martus to have my username changed. It was updated within a day. Champion webmaster at work. Gregor Hallry
Go to Post "Dear Santa, all I want for Christmas is a game hint." Gregor Hallry
Go to Post Seems decretive bumpers are the new rage now. I couldn't stand making them once, never mind twice. Gregor Hallry
Go to Post Between reading the Manual, Q&A, Team Updates, the Blog, and Chief Delphi, you can be one of the most valuable members of any team. Gregor Karibou
Go to Post If you want to attach a name to your post then I might actually consider your opinion. Gregor Whippet
Go to Post Thinking about this game within the confines of previous years will limit you. Gregor Whippet
Go to Post It's The Hunger Games and those lucky teams are Prim. Gregor Jacob Bendicksen
Go to Post Good thing you skipped this year. You don't need exhaustion to sleep through Recycle Rush. Gregor Koko Ed
Go to Post FRC is not worth giving up your grades. Gregor GeeTwo
Go to Post If you have time at a competition, stop and thank some of the people wearing the crew shirts. They are working very hard to make sure the competition goes as smoothly as possible. Greg Young Jill1022
Go to Post Got Valentine's day present from wife before leaving for work. Non-contact IR thermometer, two unscuffed pairs of safety glasses for competitions, bag of York peppermint patties. She understands me. Greg Young Hallry
Go to Post We've done that autonomous. After several years of refinement we decided to skip the information collection and just drive into the wall at the earliest opportunity. Greg Young joshsmithers
Go to Post I tried, but our freshmen lost enthusiasm about filing the blocks of aluminum I gave them into Andymark Performance Wheels after only a few hours! Greg Woelki Billfred
Go to Post I didn't say it bad English, though. Grammatically, it's perfectly proper. Greg Ross lukevanoort
Go to Post you must do whats best for the company...not yourself. Greg Perkins Stephen Kowski
Go to Post It'll take some engineering, but you would have yourself something revoloutionary. Keep innovating! Greg Perkins Billfred
Go to Post FIRST is not the end...it is the beginning Greg Needel Daniel Brim
Go to Post please....Mr. Needel is my father :rolleyes: Greg Needel Andy Baker
Go to Post so this is going to sound really dumb but remember that i am a mechanical guy. Greg Needel Billfred
Go to Post quick everyone find everything in the whole world that sells for $125 so we can get an edge on our building 2 days before kick off.....ready...go! Greg Needel Alex Burman
Go to Post Don't worry so much about the wording of the rules but the intent of the rules. Greg Needel Billfred
Go to Post but look at the bright side, you will now be able to size 1/4-20 nuts with your forearm and i doubt there are many people who can say that :p Greg Needel Beth Sweet
Go to Post Learn the theory in the classroom and pick up the practical through clubs (FIRST, mini Baja, SAE)... you really need the scale balanced in the middle Greg Needel Billfred
Go to Post DEKA is right next to the river, and when i got there this morning they wouldn't let us into the building, but apparently there is and standing water on the first floor. The ironic thing is that i work on the water project and we can't deal with a bit of water on the floor Greg Needel Billfred
Go to Post OMG are you saying we are going to have a question mark game element next, that would be crazy Greg Needel JackN
Go to Post I always wondered what would happen if two robots mated. Greg Needel Drwurm
Go to Post Basically, just because you CAN do something doesn't mean you should and being savvy enough doesn't entitle you to being above the law. Greg Needel Billfred
Go to Post I hope that all of our new members are as helpful as the one above. We will be in for an amazing season if that is the case. Greg Needel AustinSchuh
Go to Post You can learn just as much from building a small robot as you can from a large bot because all of the key concepts are the same. Greg Needel Rick TYler
Go to Post I think that FIRST should just give up and officially recognize Chiefdelphi as the place to go for community and team resources. Greg Needel Katie_UPS
Go to Post Overall I really like the idea, and don't be surprised if I borrow some of these ideas for a future robot. Greg Needel EricH
Go to Post Age should not be a speed bump to creativity. Greg Needel dlavery
Go to Post They hit us, we hit them, it happens. Build your robots to take a hit and it doesn't matter. Greg Needel JohnBoucher
Go to Post When I'm asked the question, "What is the most important computer language to learn to prepare me for a programming career?"; my answer is, "Your second one." Greg McKaskle Alan Anderson
Go to Post Ancient doesn't necessarily mean bad, but ancient things do fall out of use, otherwise I'd be tapping this out in morse code or writing it in Latin. Greg McKaskle AdamHeard
Go to Post Different approaches to the same problem. Isn't it better to focus on understanding both than to be dogmatic about it? Greg McKaskle ChrisH
Go to Post NASA rarely launches another rocket just so the programmers can see if they've fixed a bug. Greg McKaskle rsisk
Go to Post I'll try to sum up the icon and compile thing quickly so as not to interrupt the design of SkyNet. Greg McKaskle EricVanWyk
Go to Post Yes, good job being calm and asking about the validity of a rumor before fanning the flames and assuming the conspiracy must be true. Greg McKaskle Radical Pi
Go to Post Starting projects is fun, easy, and exposes you to new things, but finishing them shows true character. Greg McKaskle Taylor
Go to Post Not that I'm doubting you, but where is it bugged? The exterminators are in the house. Greg McKaskle rsisk
Go to Post If you let me borrow your time machine, there are various ways to fix this. But mine is on the fritz. Greg McKaskle cadandcookies
Go to Post They know how to make paperweights into other objects, like robot controllers. Greg McKaskle cadandcookies
Go to Post Robots that don't obey the laws of physics will be checked for alien technology and magic. Greg McKaskle Whippet
Go to Post note to self: do not use robot to retrieve cars from water. Greg Marra Bharat Nain
Go to Post All I know is that last year in Philadelphi, our camera locked dead onto MOE (Team 365) and their flourescent green shirts during the matches. They might want to consider what would happen if they get pelted with balls during the autonomous period! :ahh: Greg Marra Ian Curtis
Go to Post One team at the UTC regional scored over 2100 points in autonomous alone. I was highly impressed. Greg Marra Jessica Boucher
Go to Post Life isn't a set track: you have to go out and make your own path. Greg Marra Arefin Bari
Go to Post :( The Internet just ate my post. Greg Marra Michelle Celio
Go to Post I am not a poofologist... Greg Marra Jessica Boucher
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