"Claude, cancel that flight to Vermont. I need a ticket to Paris instead.
And I think I'm going to need more than a tire iron for these people.
And I think I'm going to need more than a tire iron for these people.
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@WandererUber i didnt read the post but the image is so real
@theorytoe you never do, old bean
@theorytoe good talking to you, as always
@WandererUber Big engineering doesn’t want you to know this but the sw on the logo stands for “slightly works“
@ares I hate this piece of shit so much
@WandererUber Still better than nx
@ares I have not used that, but it's nightmarish to imagine anything worse than this
@WandererUber Oh my fucking god, Solidworks is Fr*nch?! That explains everything. I have yet to encounter a Fr*nch made software that has good usability and isn't full of illogicalities.
@flammenwerfer_hans It's insane that they haven't been sued into oblivion. Literally every single thing works differently from how a reasonable person would expect it to. Everything.
Backups? Not named correctly.
Referencing a value from somewhere else? No, you have to define a global variable first, and THEN you can use it.
Defined a global variable in an Assembly? You can't use them in the Part.
Export? No button for that, you have to use Save As, and this of course means we pop up a stupid warning every time. ("This file is referenced from somewhere else, if you rename it they won't see the changes" - "I'm not renaming it you stupid frog nigger, I'm exporting a .step file)
I'm not sure if all of that can still be blamed on the French. Given the quality of some error messages' grammar, it's plausible that they set the Indians loose on the codebase.
Backups? Not named correctly.
Referencing a value from somewhere else? No, you have to define a global variable first, and THEN you can use it.
Defined a global variable in an Assembly? You can't use them in the Part.
Export? No button for that, you have to use Save As, and this of course means we pop up a stupid warning every time. ("This file is referenced from somewhere else, if you rename it they won't see the changes" - "I'm not renaming it you stupid frog nigger, I'm exporting a .step file)
I'm not sure if all of that can still be blamed on the French. Given the quality of some error messages' grammar, it's plausible that they set the Indians loose on the codebase.