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Nobody wants less than code, because it won't pass inspection. Nobody wants more than code, because it would cost more money. So it gets built to code minus w
by dkarl 8y ago
Nobody wants less than code, because it won't pass inspection. Nobody wants more than code, because it would cost more money. So it gets built to code minus whatever the local inspectors can be expected to let slide.
- rdtsc 8y agoRight, but it's the fact that it gets advertised as a great feature that seems odd. It's one of those cases where the same statement can be interpreted in opposite ways.