killboy

I have been using GanttProject or MS Projects for scheduling, and Excel for cost tracking for several years now but recently learned of programs such as Primavera that can do Monte Carlo simulations to look at risk analysis type problems. It also looks like it creates some pretty nice charts and tracking tools. Are there any open-source (or reasonably priced) options such as this? I have found an Excel based template that does the simulation part, but doesn't do much for creating an actual Gantt chart or WBS structure.

I can create my own in Excel, but will take time and may not be as polished as a stand alone program.

I have been using GanttProject or MS Projects for scheduling, and Excel for cost tracking for several years now but recently learned of programs such as Primavera that can do Monte Carlo simulations to look at risk analysis type problems. It also looks like it creates some pretty nice charts and tracking tools. Are there any open-source options such as this? I have found an Excel based template that does the simulation part, but doesn't do much for creating an actual Gantt chart or WBS structure.

I can create my own in Excel, but will take time and may not be as polished as a stand alone program.

Please don't.

I really hope the stick makes a second appearance. Maybe Vasher or Vivenna come across the stick at some point and give it sentience. But not enough to speak properly so it still just says, "I am a stick". Over time it begins to learn that it is a good stick, so it proudly proclaims, "I am a good stick" any chance it gets. The stick was happy. He travels the world, and eventually multiple worlds as they make their way across the cosmere.

It is eventually lost and abandoned, stuck in a forest back on Roshar. It grows into the earth but does not decay for it is full of life. Years go by and the stick is forgotten, but has not forgotten himself. "I am a good stick" he says to himself occasion

Overwhelming evidence suggests the Pax is the program PAC for monitoring Stefan, but something about the first scene at Tuckersoft has been bothering me.

Your first choice in Bandersnatch is whether or not to Worship Pax. When Tucker picks this option, it glitches out and ends the game because Stefan hasn't programmed that part yet. You're not supposed to worship Pax because he's the master of lies and deception. A few seconds later, you're given the choice to go with Tucker's offer or decline. If you choose Tucker, it turns out he lied to you and the game is a flop. If you go against him, Collin eventually makes his way back into your life where he injects all kinds of ideas of government

I couldn't get my phone out quick enough for a picture.

Side note : started reading Elantris and someone already stepped maladroitly.