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narby posted:Just looking at the pictures of the construction and the sheer complexity of everything blows my mind. I hated physics, but this is just straight up awe-inspiring. I feel proud to be alive to see this.
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Ziir posted:What about for an aerospace engineering major (or mechanical too, I guess) living in the US to get a summer job there? I've been to Switzerland before and I fell in love with it. It's just incredibly beautiful. That, and I've always wanted to be a "scientist" of some sort and while this all goes above my head, I would love to be immersed in the setting even if I don't actually do the science related work. I'd be interested in this also. Do you guys need programmers? Janitors? Shoe shine boys?
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# ¿ Aug 8, 2008 18:56 |
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StarkingBarfish posted:Everything runs on what is essentially a modified version of the dreaded Red Hat Linux, They take the best OS in the world, and choose the shittest distro Oh god. gently caress Scientific Linux. My undergraduate university ran that crap. Total poo poo. It's worse than a simple Red Hat variant. It's a Fedora Core variant, which is its own pile of poo poo anyway. Seriously, CERN, I'm disappointed. I would have assumed Debian at least.
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