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Gay Weed Dad posted:I can never see a ladder slide out like that without getting a pain in my shin. gently caress me I hope I never break a femur/tibia, poo poo is loving gross. I don't have pictures of it but I got an email this week from the sister-site to mine about an osha recordable they had just had. IW foreman standing on huge rear end I-beams that were stacked improperly. Beams shifted (I don't remember why) and one rolled over pinching his lower leg against another I-beam resulting in a compound fracture of his fibia. Probably did not feel great.
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I imagine if this was at all audible under water it would have made a sort of a -SHOOMP- sound.
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Where does the shark go? Is there some kind of holding tank or is it straight into the pump impellers?
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Throatwarbler posted:Problem: Pesky plastic bags and other garbage gets caught on high voltage lines.
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Sagebrush posted:Where does the shark go? Is there some kind of holding tank or is it straight into the pump impellers? Guessing it'd die regardless, looked pretty sudden.
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PBS posted:Guessing it'd die regardless, looked pretty sudden. Yeah, probably. I had a clown loach get sucked into my aquarium cleaner tube, and even though I immediately cut the water and he looked fine when I got him out, the next morning he was dead. RIP. I guess it was just the change in water pressure or the shock or something.
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Facebook Aunt posted:I guess it was just the change in water pressure or the shock or something. I believe you mean Delta P. 
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Humphreys posted:That had to have been done on purpose. Description says the operator wanted to nudge the shark away, and didn't know how much his pump sucked.
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chitoryu12 posted:What's that from?
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Wondered why I've never seen this thread... then noticed which sub forum its in....
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Humphreys posted:That had to have been done on purpose. Please be nice to sharks
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This odd loving badass. "Flamethrower drone operator" wasn't on the list of careers they told us about at school.
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I thought this was the intended effect.
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Pretty sure the chip is supposed to go on the shoulder 
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Humphreys posted:It would be quite funny if he put the safetys back on and stabbed his eye. Recreating an incident for the camera always carries that danger. Sometimes that can be a good thing - a guy in Australia won a car off a scratch lotto ticket and when a news crew got him to recreate the scene so they could film it he won a quarter million bucks. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wBYuxQBSc0o
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Fukushima robot died. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIe1qm9O3DA#t=2m30s Camera view from the robot before it succumbed.
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Lime Tonics posted:Fukushima robot died. Spoiler alert: No monsters jump out and eat the robot rated 2/5
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Lime Tonics posted:Fukushima robot died. all that static is radiation impacting the camera right
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Raskolnikov38 posted:all that static is radiation impacting the camera right yes
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That reminds me, I know we had the "smart phones have barometers in them!" chat, but don't they also have the ability to be a Geiger Counter too? Something about "if the camera is covered, any light still hitting the sensor must be radiation" ?
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Ak Gara posted:That reminds me, I know we had the "smart phones have barometers in them!" chat, but don't they also have the ability to be a Geiger Counter too? Something about "if the camera is covered, any light still hitting the sensor must be radiation" ? Yes, there are apparently a number of apps out for that function. http://www.npr.org/sections/alltechconsidered/2014/01/17/263369742/weekly-innovation-a-radiation-detector-in-your-smartphone http://www.ansto.gov.au/AboutANSTO/MediaCentre/News/ACS049898
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:Yes, there are apparently a number of apps out for that function. Problem with that approach is it's only detecting gammas, it's not going to see alphas or betas so it is definitely going to undercount.
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Alpha isn't biologically significant unless you ingest it and beta that can make it through a simple jumpsuit is going to be pretty warm so I can see making due with a CMOS as a gamma sensor. But its hardly a question because a good CMOS isn't much cheaper than a geiger counter and using your phone because its there is like checking hot surface temps by licking the back of your hand and grazing the surface in question (I do that way too often).
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Phanatic posted:Problem with that approach is it's only detecting gammas, it's not going to see alphas or betas so it is definitely going to undercount. I have a feeling that if you see static in the camera you're already getting cooked pretty well.
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Phanatic posted:Problem with that approach is it's only detecting gammas, it's not going to see alphas or betas so it is definitely going to undercount. I think that it isn't even particularly accurate for what it can detect but it's also not like you should be trying to use a phone to detect any serious amount of radioactivity. More of a school science experiment kinda thing I think.
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A few people on facebook reporting the Dam giving way, but no news is showing that, at least that I can find, is this literally breaking now or are people just seeing old spillway footage and thinking the dam is going?
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Elendil004 posted:A few people on facebook reporting the Dam giving way, but no news is showing that, at least that I can find, is this literally breaking now or are people just seeing old spillway footage and thinking the dam is going? From what I've seen it's people seeing new photos of the Main spillway. It's eroded so much it's not actually letting water all the way down it now and since they cut the flow by half it's just draining out the hole in the middle.  This is causing people that apparently haven't even heard anything about the dam somehow to equate that damage with a damaged dam. Space Crabs fucked around with this message at 23:10 on Feb 19, 2017 |
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Crosspost from the schadenfreude thread.
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if the situation justified that heavy equipment wouldn't you want to assault through an entrance without a window in the middle of it
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Raskolnikov38 posted:if the situation justified that heavy equipment wouldn't you want to assault through an entrance without a window in the middle of it How else are they gonna know there's a dog they can shoot in there
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Raskolnikov38 posted:if the situation justified that heavy equipment wouldn't you want to assault through an entrance without a window in the middle of it Cops are frequently incredibly dumb
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Improbable Lobster posted:Cops are frequently incredibly dumb Note the two rifles they just left chilling by the garage door.
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Man that's a pretty solid deadbolt. Or the guy there is just super weak as hell. Or they moved a refrigerator in front of the door or something. Or a chair. https://youtu.be/sR1XZMO5YeE
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