Clark1961
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It's been the baseline since the survey. Why is it wrong now?Well the baseline is wrong.
It's been the baseline since the survey. Why is it wrong now?Well the baseline is wrong.
It's been the baseline since the survey. Why is it wrong now?
Wow, I've been protecting my TS/SCI clearance for the last 40 years so you guys are really opening my eyes to stuff in the real world. Now that I'm retired I'm really thinking about branching out.
Horse****. I've seen this crap before. Baseline road will not be renamed because you screwed up.The survey was wrong. The baseline was wrong. The wrong datum was selected. Don't make me go in to a rant. You will regret it, don't forget it.
Horse****. I've seen this crap before. Baseline road will not be renamed because you screwed up.
You promised a rant. That wasn't a rant.Baseline Road is 2.53 miles straight line distance from my house.
You promised a rant. That wasn't a rant.
The survey was wrong. The baseline was wrong. The wrong datum was selected. Don't make me go in to a rant. You will regret it, don't forget it.
I never claimed it was.
Baseline Road is 2.53 miles straight line distance from my house.
Isn't that how they prove global warming?If you have issues with one of the datum you can throw that measurement away and keep the rest of the data, right?
If I actually saw 'datum' in a technical report I'm reviewing, it would get changed to 'data point."
For what reason? Dumbing it down for the audience?
I like saying Datas when I'm talking... mentioned that in another thread. I think stuffs like that is funny and makes it obvious if people aren't listening. Another fun thing is accenting syllables in words like Inventory or Fixed the Australian way instead of the US way. Excel (the MS program) I usually pronounce the German way.
'Datum' while correct is used so infrequently that for all intents and purposes it has passed from common usage. It's generally accepted that data has no singular form.
Maybe I had two many beer tonight
Datum is the correct singular form of that noun, but because society is too stupid to get it right there is general acceptance that it no longer exists?