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I started a reply on this last night, but it flowed into a tirade about how I hate my job. So lets just say I do something I no longer enjoy.
 
College student, major - translator (russian and english). Sometimes I take a shift in a tearoom where I'm in charge of preparing water pipes :) but that's more like a paid hobby.
 
Preschool teacher/full time student. Eventually when I finish my degree I will be a high school science teacher!!
 
Compaq said:
*googles propulsion*

So you are trained in the physics behind flying? You know, in detail, what makes a plane fly and stuff like that?

Yup, had to learn way too much math.
I currently am focused on airframe / propulsion integration & test. My last job was single crystal turbine blades. Got to help develop the technology that makes Pratt & Whitneys Geared Turbofan (NGPF) possible. Cool engineering problems.
 
Compaq said:
*googles propulsion*

So you are trained in the physics behind flying? You know, in detail, what makes a plane fly and stuff like that?

Yup, had to learn way too much math.
I currently am focused on airframe / propulsion integration & test. My last job was single crystal turbine blades. Got to help develop the technology that makes Pratt & Whitneys Geared Turbofan (NGPF) possible. Cool engineering problems.

Isn't that the same technology used to create the Chrysler Turbo Encabulator?
 
JClishe said:
Isn't that the same technology used to create the Chrysler Turbo Encabulator?

Nope, the Encabulator was originally GE technology that Chrysler ripped off.

Pratt uses a rhenium dendritic ancabulator style technology. Very different.
 
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I am a data center monkey (Network security engineer)
 
JClishe said:
Isn't that the same technology used to create the Chrysler Turbo Encabulator?

Nope, the Encabulator was originally GE technology that Chrysler ripped off.

Pratt uses a rhenium dendritic ancabulator style technology. Very different.

Oh that's right. I must be confusing it with the unilateral phase defractors that Rockwell uses.
 
So far, I'm proving to be a professional student. Back for my third degree (Masters in Computer Science), with the hopes of getting back into the games industry once I graduate.
 

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