Random thoughts thread

[Nevermore]

I had something I wanted to put in here, but I forgot. So this is my random thought.

[M-17]

Originally Posted by Guff

I'm still weirded out from this move from Texas to Illinois. Super-Right to Super-Left is Super-weird.

That's college for you.

Originally Posted by OrbitalEllipses

And my assessment of Halo 4 campaign is.....stinks.

I really hope not.

Originally Posted by Jayde

I saw a friend of mine on facebook took like 6/7 hours to beat campaign. I was contemplating buying it, but seeing as how it's so short, I'll be skipping it till it's dirt cheap. I could care less about Halo online.

I thought the majority of the fans cared more for the online play? The campaign still accounts for being very important, but online matches is where its at.

Originally Posted by zigzagz94

I got the muchies too because I live in one of the two states that voted to legalize the plant, lol

Hmm road trips or vacations are being scheduled as I speak.

[M-17]

Since we're on the 311 page of Random Thoughts, I'll show some love for 311.



[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUFSB2plwzM"]311 - Amber - YouTube[/ame]




And ooohh damn, its snowing right now, WTF!

[wlfpck]

So... was thinking...

Could you imagine if the government processes and activities met the Six Sigma quality standard?

What I mean is, for instance, social security worked on a six sigma quality level.

http://money.cnn.com/2012/07/18/pf/i...ased/index.htm

http://www.cnn.com/2012/08/21/justic...ned/index.html

http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2012/10/26...omment-page-9/

http://money.cnn.com/2012/09/26/pf/s...cam/index.html


I honestly feel like better processes and quality control/checks could be implemented. Like being able to acquire social security payouts from the deceased is a huge problem.

Not saying everything should be perfect but there really needs to be something implemented to check the quality of the work being done. Granted six sigma quality standard would be way too hard to achieve... I just feel that there should be something implemented.

[ZetaVI]

Getting hit by so much snow. Why? Because Hurricane Sandy didn't give enough problems for us.

[ichitaka05]

Originally Posted by ZetaVI

Getting hit by so much snow. Why? Because Hurricane Sandy didn't give enough problems for us.

Mother nature don't care about humans problem... just like human don't care about nature

[ZetaVI]

Originally Posted by ichitaka05

Mother nature don't care about humans problem... just like human don't care about nature

[Calum]

Originally Posted by Allch Chcar

Though we will have to find an asian friendly place, right

Wait, are there places that aren't "asian friendly"?

[ichitaka05]

I had the grossest candy I've EVER eaten in my life. I don't care Mr. Bacon approved it, this sh!t was gross!!!!!

[Want.FR-S]

Originally Posted by wlfpck

So... was thinking...

Could you imagine if the government processes and activities met the Six Sigma quality standard?

What I mean is, for instance, social security worked on a six sigma quality level.

http://money.cnn.com/2012/07/18/pf/i...ased/index.htm

http://www.cnn.com/2012/08/21/justic...ned/index.html

http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2012/10/26...omment-page-9/

http://money.cnn.com/2012/09/26/pf/s...cam/index.html


I honestly feel like better processes and quality control/checks could be implemented. Like being able to acquire social security payouts from the deceased is a huge problem.

Not saying everything should be perfect but there really needs to be something implemented to check the quality of the work being done. Granted six sigma quality standard would be way too hard to achieve... I just feel that there should be something implemented.

Why would you think the Six Sigma quality standard will help these cases?

You can document and triple check the process to ensure it is properly done. However, as long as it is done by human, there are bound to have mistakes happening. Six Sigma is not the *Perfect Process* that can be blindly applied to everything to save the world. It is merely a mathematical terms of 3.4 error in one million products produced. So in order to reach that kind of quality control, how many layers of verifications are required to achieve that, and how much money the government can produce (urrr... they do not generate revenue, stupid, my bad..) to sustain such a program?

On the bright side, you can ask the government to continue improving their process, if the money is spent on the right stuff. But we are venturing into political avenue here which I do not want to continue.

[ichitaka05]

debating to buy DSLR on black friday or cyber monday... Any photographer out there have any recommendation? Price rang $400~$750

edit: Oh yeah! iirc Giccin has nice DSLR

[Calum]

Originally Posted by ichitaka05

debating to buy DSLR on black friday or cyber monday... Any photographer out there have any recommendation? Price rang $400~$750

edit: Oh yeah! iirc Giccin has nice DSLR

I've been fighting the urge to buy one of these. damn you I've always heard that Canon's are good for the newb, but if you want full control go elsewhere.

[OmarGC]

Just made a funnel cake from scratch... #fatass

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[ichitaka05]

Originally Posted by Calum

I've been fighting the urge to buy one of these. damn you I've always heard that Canon's are good for the newb, but if you want full control go elsewhere.

Yeah, Giccin replied to my text saying go w Canon T3i... which sounds pretty good & it's in my price rang too