So some of us got on the phone and gabbed about SolidWorks World and the ensuing riot that will be the “Stump the Chumps” Session, courtesy Ben Edie. You can hear the interaction among us here (Episode 127). I’ve never met these guys, but we’ll all be together on stage as you challenge us to…
Massive amounts of coffee. I‘m talking massive amounts. Then the birds started pecking my face and Joan Rivers was wielding four sawed-off shotguns attached to her face with opposable thumbs and red licorice. Fotolia.com – Buy stock images and sell yours. The price is the best and it’s a free sign-up. FutureScanner – an interesting…
I imagine software upgrades like vaccines. I’m one of those people that don’t get them just because they tell me I’ll die if I don’t. I check it out first. Sometimes it’s unnecessary, contains mercury, arsenic and just the right amount of recombinant mouse DNA to give your body a delayed hypersensitivity reaction.
SolidWorks Legions brings up some interesting thoughts on the SolidWorks release cycle and makes a suggestion. A 2-4 year release cycle. How would you like that? Upgrading SolidWorks every couple years?
Well, while it’s certainly feasible, here’s why it would work and why it wouldn’t work.
It looks like a war zone in my neighborhood. Trees down everywhere. Day 3 I’m dead in the water. The winter storm that came through Tulsa knocked out the power to half the city and has left a lot of companies kaput. Especially those that have all their data on one server, in one building.…
Last Week Albert Whatmough gave us some insight into successful SolidWorks Training. He knows a thing or two about using SolidWorks and making training videos too. You can watch several SolidWorks tutorials and also see some lesson overviews of the well-thought out course he offers here. This is one of the latest.