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10y ago
That little map is a link to the US map. The outages are in all Major Metropolitans
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10y ago
Hundreds of thousands of reports, and its still going on. If you look at the Verizon map below, it is all over not just NE. http://downdetector.com/status/verizon-wireless/map/ And the fact that all carriers
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Nationwide cell phone outage
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11y ago
You are wrong about IEEE and ABET programs that can call themselves engineer. This is from the IEEE publication posted above: "It is our position that the title, “Engineer,” in the United States should be available for use by individua
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11y ago
My position may be antiquated (I became engineer in 1995), but still valid. ABET accreditation requires that a person graduate from an accredited program and degree, the only degree that applies here is Software Engineer. http://
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11y ago
An ENGINEER is a person that passed the PE exam (Professional engineer exam). IF YOU DID NOT PASS IT YOU ARE NOT AN ENGINEER. http://www.ieeeusa.org/policy/positions/Engineertitle0213.pd... http://www.
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12y ago
You don't drop it. You grow up and make the best of what you have, until a new opportunity presents itself. Persistence is the key. I once got a job, by applying to the opportunity every day for a month, and they finally called me and