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nollij posted:Got a couple of those. They are more "horse cock" than pistol grip. So now we have pecker heads and horse cocks...  thats a horse cock (fyi dont scroll down looking for better examples when searching for "horse cock cable pull")
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CJacobs posted:For example, not clicking on that link is a good way to protect your eyes from the horror that lurks within This seems way overdramatic for a guy with a nail going through three of his fingers and very little blood to be seen. Like seriously, you make it sound like a photo of what was left of that poor bastard sucked into a jet engine.
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Dec 18, 2015 22:09
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Hot Karl Marx posted:
Why not? 
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Dec 18, 2015 22:55
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  if you work somewhere lamehttp://i.imgur.com/pVVaFEm.jpg
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Sagebrush posted:I would say yes, since the Predator's camera feed only shows a visible image. Painting your tanks RealTree doesn't really help against a thermal imager. Bearing in mind that, from the sky, a mirror on the ground isn't going to show grass. It's going to show sky, horizon, treetops. It's going to look nothing at all like the grass surrounding it, so it'll be very easily visible from drones. Unless of course the stuff is supposed to be magical adaptive camo rather than mirrors in which case sure, why not?
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Hyperlynx posted:Bearing in mind that, from the sky, a mirror on the ground isn't going to show grass. It's going to show sky, horizon, treetops. It's going to look nothing at all like the grass surrounding it, so it'll be very easily visible from drones. Custom paint for every vehicle before deployment?
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chitoryu12 posted:Custom paint for every vehicle before deployment? Looked like a fabric roll, which in it's defense, would be cheap to place.
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Hyperlynx posted:Bearing in mind that, from the sky, a mirror on the ground isn't going to show grass. It's going to show sky, horizon, treetops. It's going to look nothing at all like the grass surrounding it, so it'll be very easily visible from drones. I thought it was rolled up camo being pulled over the solar panels.
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Yeah, you're right. I'm dumb.
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You'd never bother looking with a normal camera. With the heat output of those things you'd be able to see them with a thermal imaging satellite.
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Boiled Water posted:You'd never bother looking with a normal camera. With the heat output of those things you'd be able to see them with a thermal imaging satellite. and now for something completely different actually real https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wlLqdFsMnCE
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chitoryu12 posted:Custom paint for every vehicle before deployment? If we're going to get serious about camouflage, I think we should equip those tanks with a camera at the bottom and a large printer to create the sheet that goes on top. Why settle for an approximate pattern, when it can take an HD picture of the spot it landed on and become truly invisible instead?
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My father screwed his thumb to a Tim Horton's ceiling joist at 4 in the morning before anybody else was there and got to stand on tiptoe for like several hours cause he dropped the drill when it happened. Stay Frosty Out There
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The Boy Scouts get pissed when you mock their salute.
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http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=d1d_1450449227
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jetz0r posted:I thought it was rolled up camo being pulled over the solar panels. 1. Drop tank drones with solar panels 2. Immediately cover those panels with camouflage pattern to avoid detection 3. ??? 4. Land supremacy Estimating an area of 3m*4m and panel efficiency of 20%, you'd get about 2.5kW power peak at best, which it will never reach because the panels are parallel to the ground. Expect high-speed maneuvers.
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I'm impressed by how fast the two workers got a hold of themselves and walked away.
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VectorSigma posted:and now for something completely different actually real Huh, I didn't realize that anyone had gotten this to work. The exhaust is still lit up, but I wonder how much they increased the exhaust volume to diffuse it
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Regarding electrical terminology, I prefer "line terminal compartment" to "peckerhead" for the definition of the location where a motor's stator is connected to a power source. For the high voltage motors, those compartments are the size of a washing machine and we generally have differential current transformers in there to make sure that all the current that goes into the motor's stator comes out stator to the Wye point. It's like a GFCI or RCI. If current going in doesn't equal current going out, there's a big problem inside of the motor, and the motor needs to be shut off. "Pothead" still makes me giggle. I have never heard of a switchgear pistol-grip switch referred to as a "horse cock". Three-Phase fucked around with this message at 04:29 on Dec 19, 2015 |
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Boiled Water posted:You'd never bother looking with a normal camera. With the heat output of those things you'd be able to see them with a thermal imaging satellite. Ahh, but you miss the subtle brilliance. As long as they are just sitting there like landmines with guns, they are thermally neutral and don't need the solar panels either!
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Dahir Insaat doesn't just do military hardware, he/she has also branched into the medical field: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bhErVEAhym8 OSHA if you work in a hospital I guess.
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Ah yeah let's just seal up this entire artery while we work inside.
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how are statins not infinitely easier
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Raskolnikov38 posted:how are statins not infinitely easier Some people have problems taking statins and they don't play well with some other drugs you might be on. They're still probably a ton safer than pigging your arteries with a tiny tunnel boring machine though. Seriously, if you even want to go down that road, a tiny version of a toilet snake operated the same way as a cardiac catheterization would probably work much better and be safer than a free floating robot. Cat Hatter fucked around with this message at 08:09 on Dec 19, 2015 |
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exercise and dieting? gently caress that doc shoot one of them piggy things through my carotid!
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It's totally weird how they trying to improve on this way-out and wacky surgery they've only be doing for 70 loving YEARS.
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Dahir Insaat is going to be remembered as the DaVinci of our time.
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Oh, when forcefields and magical nanomachines make his ideas feasible?
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His head in a jar is going to be so rich. Youll see.
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Grey Fox posted:
I'm honestly a bit surprised that the person who put up the sign at the top didn't accidentally topple in while trying to stick it up. I mean I'm just assuming they stood on the wobbliest chair they could find to reach, but I can't imagine them using anything else.
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dr_rat posted:I'm honestly a bit surprised that the person who put up the sign at the top didn't accidentally topple in while trying to stick it up. Or just reached up.
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buttcoinbrony posted:Dahir Insaat doesn't just do military hardware, he/she has also branched into the medical field: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bhErVEAhym8 And he's also taken camping to the next level: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTGVqZX4o0w I can't stop watching these things.
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dr_rat posted:I'm honestly a bit surprised that the person who put up the sign at the top didn't accidentally topple in while trying to stick it up. manlet spotted
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dr_rat posted:I'm honestly a bit surprised that the person who put up the sign at the top didn't accidentally topple in while trying to stick it up. I remember in the level before the missile silo in Half Life there was a very nicely planned trap involving a slippery floor and a jammed open elevator shaft door.
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Three-Phase posted:I remember in the level before the missile silo in Half Life there was a very nicely planned trap involving a slippery floor and a jammed open elevator shaft door. Dude! Your "On a Rail!" I'll show myself out now.
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Three-Phase posted:I remember in the level before the missile silo in Half Life there was a very nicely planned trap involving a slippery floor and a jammed open elevator shaft door. Hey, at least they had proper warning signs!
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VendaGoat posted:Dude! Your "On a Rail!" Actually it's in We've Got Hostiles, which precedes Blast Pit (the silo with tentacle monsters in it). ...I will also show myself out.
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GotLag posted:Actually it's in We've Got Hostiles, which precedes Blast Pit (the silo with tentacle monsters in it). I'm not the biggest nerd upon Earth!  
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