Hi, I am looking for a way to increase my speed at CAD and was thinking of making a mouse with an integrated mini-taser that would deliver a shock any time the rate of clicks dropped below a certain number per minute. Any other ideas?
Good_Knight
Jul 10, 15 3:05 pm
You'll probably have to ensure the mouse is lashed to the hand. Too easy to just withdraw the hand. Perhaps implanting the technology beneath the hypodermis? Now that would be approaching a bonafide Integrated Project Delivery.
SneakyPete
Jul 10, 15 3:14 pm
Try this:
Marc Miller
Jul 10, 15 3:47 pm
That's some extreme trans-cranial direct current stimulation (or juicing).
RValu100
Jul 10, 15 4:25 pm
Young Skywalker, your transition to CAD jockey is complete:
curtkram
Jul 10, 15 4:30 pm
pay per click. great way to quantify a good drafting position.
RValu100
Jul 10, 15 4:33 pm
"if turned, he could become a powerful ally."
citizen
Jul 10, 15 4:52 pm
The secret is right there in the break room!
natematt
Jul 12, 15 6:48 pm
I suggest trying to get more work done with less clicks, I suspect this would improve your productivity.
SneakyPete
Jul 13, 15 11:21 am
TWO MEN ENTER
ONE MAN LEAVES.
Sharky McPeterson
Jul 15, 15 1:20 pm
I've found avoiding this website/the internet in general tends to bode well for my productivity.
Hi, I am looking for a way to increase my speed at CAD and was thinking of making a mouse with an integrated mini-taser that would deliver a shock any time the rate of clicks dropped below a certain number per minute. Any other ideas?
You'll probably have to ensure the mouse is lashed to the hand. Too easy to just withdraw the hand. Perhaps implanting the technology beneath the hypodermis? Now that would be approaching a bonafide Integrated Project Delivery.
Try this:
That's some extreme trans-cranial direct current stimulation (or juicing).
Young Skywalker, your transition to CAD jockey is complete:
pay per click. great way to quantify a good drafting position.
"if turned, he could become a powerful ally."
The secret is right there in the break room!
I suggest trying to get more work done with less clicks, I suspect this would improve your productivity.
TWO MEN ENTER
ONE MAN LEAVES.
I've found avoiding this website/the internet in general tends to bode well for my productivity.