“The Space Coast’s diversified manufacturing base is a major reason why we weathered the pandemic and continue to build on our strengths,” said Lynda L. Products manufactured by the company are shipped across the United States. The project is expected to create 50 new jobs with an average annual salary of $50,000 and a capital investment of approximately $3.2 million.
Dark Storm is a federally-licensed firearms manufacturer currently located in New York. (June 15, 2021) – The Economic Development Commission of Florida’s Space Coast (EDC) today announced Dark Storm Industries LLC will relocate to Titusville, FL and expand its advanced manufacturing facility. I'm 1 year later and 21947 hours shorter than you.Director of Communications and Partner RelationsĬommunications Manager, Dark Storm Industries LLCĦ3 Ext.
Me: 8575 hours usage, Member since Janu(recorded in account). How can you be yourself if you build something just for others and not for yourself?Īnd 30522 hours usage, Member since Janu(recorded in community). As for me, I wouldn't build something I don't want to just to please others. He didn't build it just to please others. Probably saying "I could do better" then he built and released it wherein other people finds convenience with what he built. I bet they're thinking "easier said than done, I have to make a lot of adjustments to implement that".īasically speaking, MaxthonJeff built Maxthon because he isn't satisfied with other browsers. On another case, I checked some others projects then thought to myself "It could've been better" then tell them ways to improve their work but it was just a form of self-satisfaction. While studying, my instructor gives me some tasks to build then I defy him by implementing features that I myself think could make the output better and that impresses him. I'm not sure if you, sajphon, is a developer yourself but I've studied programming and have already tried building projects.
What MaxthonJeff said that "I created maxthon to please myself in the first place" is probably a typical reply among developers. I'm not really good with these kind of conversation but I'll still voice my mind. There are a lot of words there and it gives a prick to the heart (not sure if used the right term).
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