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I have a question...Six Sigma seems like a bad project management methodology choice for Big Tech companies, given that is centered around defect reduction. Sure, it's fine for keeping airplanes in the air and for making assembly lines 0.005% more efficient, but why would anybody ever use it for software or hardware development?
How to save your child who is about to get killed by a murderer with a knife if you are standing 20 feets away from him. Do you know any ninja technique for this?
RuffledZest wrote:
How to save your child who is about to get killed by a murderer with a knife if you are standing 20 feets away from him. Do you know any ninja technique for this?
Just Stop dreaming......yeah that’s the ninja trick
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ExploringWA wrote:
If a man in a mask walks up to you with his hand in his pocket and demands your wallet or purse, what is the best defense?
1.c5?
Strangemover wrote:
ExploringWA wrote:
If a man in a mask walks up to you with his hand in his pocket and demands your wallet or purse, what is the best defense?
1.c5?
Hell Yeah! c5 seals the deal...
Hmmm...was the OP edited after the fact? I guess the point is moot...I should have figured that nobody would have heard of Six Sigma black belt certification here 
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Free-de-la-hoy2 wrote:
What is the best reply to a throat lock? And which KungFu would you prefer Against the Yang style KungFu? How to defend a Throat nerve attack?
Call 911
Strangemover wrote:
ExploringWA wrote:
If a man in a mask walks up to you with his hand in his pocket and demands your wallet or purse, what is the best defense?
1.c5?
LOL hilarious!!
ExploringWA wrote:
If a man in a mask walks up to you with his hand in his pocket and demands your wallet or purse, what is the best defense?
Throw huge rock into his face ASAP ?
Free-de-la-hoy2 wrote:
The size of the person in front of me could possibly be double the size of mine
c5
Feb 5, 2021
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Okay, scenario.....you're in a small room, say a workshop, and suddenly a man with a knife kicks in the door and says he is going to kill you. What do you do?
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ExploringWA wrote:
Free-de-la-hoy2 wrote:
Throat nerve attack is still being used by some of the masters.
It’s not and never was.
How about a good old fashioned throat punch?
Feb 5, 2021
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ExploringWA wrote:
Baptistpatriot wrote:
Okay, scenario.....you're in a small room, say a workshop, and suddenly a man with a knife kicks in the door and says he is going to kill you. What do you do?
Talk him down. Keep him talking. If I can’t talk him down, I would then attempt to make him as mad as possible. Get him to strike when I want him to attack. The defense completely depends upon the attack. Assuming I cannot get a weapon of any kind, Again, is it confined or is there room to move? Is the knife held in the pick or poke position? Overhand strikes, pokes, slashing, they all require a different response.
Confined, poke position, available weapons are anything on the workbench. as far as strikes go, stabbing.
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btickler wrote:
Hmmm...was the OP edited after the fact? I guess the point is moot...I should have figured that nobody would have heard of Six Sigma black belt certification here .
And a good thing too. Nobody needs to hear DMAIC when they're designing an IC with a DMA.
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