Apollo 13 - Mother of all hacks

[Simpo Two]

Not sure if posted before: http://sploid.gizmodo.com/this-is-the-actual-hack-...

[patmahe]

Really was the most incredible escape. Brilliant example of what great minds acting as a team can achieve, so much needed to go right from the time of the initial explosion. Glad it did though, triumph from jaws of tragedy

[slybynight]

Just read the comments on link above and LOL ED on the train. Some grammar nazi points out the NASA spell "procedure" wrong in their instructions to the astronauts.... you've gotta read the comeback!

[slybynight]

Just read the comments on link above and LOL ED on the train. Some grammar nazi points out the NASA spell "procedure" wrong in their instructions to the astronauts.... you've gotta read the comeback!

[Simpo Two]

slybynight said:

Just read the comments on link above and LOL ED on the train. Some grammar nazi points out the NASA spell "procedure" wrong in their instructions to the astronauts.... you've gotta read the comeback!

Sad that such a thread should end up with idiots fighting over climate change and confusing CO and CO2 and not knowing the difference between poisonous and suffocating. But I did chime with:

'They could have spelled procedure with their dick and six Zs and they would still be smarter than three of you.'

[jmorgan]

Gaffer tape, superb stuff and mission control doing what it did best.

[simoid]

So, how many of us are considering taking "works well in a team, even in high stress conditions" off our CVs?

[Simpo Two]

I've never worked well in a team!

[jmorgan]

I have heard of a CV, some sort of suspension joint?