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Glazier posted:I almost never see Rosie, do you mean that old factory poster? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55NCElsbjeQ
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Posting video rather than pics, sure, but I always appreciate a badass gramma: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dANsqfqwRXQ
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Horrible Lurkbeast posted:Let's get this thread back on track. I only know this guy because they used his name as a cheat code in Medal of Honor games.
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Jeremy_X posted:Nothing like reading the MSHA fatalgrams looking for the first haul truck crushing another vehicle parked in one of the huge blind spots those things have of the year. Almost always a supervisor of some sort doing the parking. If you are able to park near one in such a way that that's possible it's a failure of the site safety system... but also a victory for Darwin
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hqj6F00NJk8 Japanese students successfully gestate a chicken egg without the shell. Now, you may think this isn't badass, to which I say "go gently caress yourself that's awesome".
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No need to be predefensive imo. That's badass as heck
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Learning is def badass.
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Google maps just got it's first photosphere from the summit of Mt. Everest. https://www.google.com.au/maps/@27....00!8i3500?hl=en Here's the one from K2 https://www.google.com.au/maps/plac...6.5151001?hl=en
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Slugnoid posted:Google maps just got it's first photosphere from the summit of Mt. Everest. Send it to Ja Rule as an idea for next year.
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funmanguy posted:No need to be predefensive imo. That's badass as heck Fair point. The first response from my friends/family was "that's so cruel and gross! Why would they do that?" which set my hackles up for posting it here I guess.
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Roro posted:Fair point. The first response from my friends/family was "that's so cruel and gross! Why would they do that?" which set my hackles up for posting it here I guess. nah friend  is cool as gently caress
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Roro posted:Fair point. The first response from my friends/family was "that's so cruel and gross! Why would they do that?" which set my hackles up for posting it here I guess. Tell them that hundreds of thousands of chickens die every day to become meat, but not this chicken. This chicken was born and became a science chicken.
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Roro posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hqj6F00NJk8 If anyone is in San Francisco, they should go to the Exploratorium. They have replicated this with 4 embryos you can see in a case. They're all in various stages of development (rotating cast) and there's a magnifying glass. You can see the beating hearts 
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Roro posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hqj6F00NJk8 Does it effect the development of the chicken? I mean are there any physical abnormalities from this type of gestation?
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Samovar posted:Does it effect the development of the chicken? I mean are there any physical abnormalities from this type of gestation? The chick at the end seemed to be perfectly healthy, but my uni subscription has passed so I wouldn't be able to access any articles to see what kinds of side effects would be possible/likely with this method of gestation.
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Samovar posted:Does it effect the development of the chicken? I mean are there any physical abnormalities from this type of gestation? No. (I think that's part of what the stretching of the plastic helps to prevent) (But it's a little more involved than the schoolkid video makes it look) Here's the study. Still cool.
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Slugnoid posted:Google maps just got it's first photosphere from the summit of Mt. Everest. Strangely, doesn't feel very high when presented like this. Get the (totally wrong) impression I could stroll down to that glacier valley in like two hours or so.
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Parkingtigers posted:Strangely, doesn't feel very high when presented like this. Get the (totally wrong) impression I could stroll down to that glacier valley in like two hours or so. This false sense of scale is what leads to many people needing to be rescued when they visit mountainous areas. They think they will just take a nice stroll over to that mountain and end up running out of water and lost because it was way farther than they thought it was.
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Madkal posted:I remember hearing ages ago that if you are in the ocean and a lightening storm happens go deep until you get to shore. Something to do with the lightening only hitting the top of the water and not really going deep. Of course you can also drown yourself to make sure you don't get hit. ya it spreads across the top because lightning takes the path of least resistance its why you're better off being struck by lightning when you're soaking wet, too. (theoretically, don't bet on lightning it is its own beast) lightning will sort of encase your skin if you're wet, so all the water on you will be vaporized and leave you relatively unscathed. it will explode your clothes off though because the steam expands so violently but you will be alright apart from some burns here and there even if its a superbolt!
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There's a reason they're called Kingfishers. Probably been pissing off amateur fly fishermen for decades.
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Kalenn Istarion posted:If you are able to park near one in such a way that that's possible it's a failure of the site safety system... but also a victory for Darwin Agreed but it happens way more than it should. Getting trained by an ex-MSHA inspector was interesting and frightening.
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It's about time the organized protests against Greenpeace started #RESIST
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Azhais posted:It's about time the organized protests against Greenpeace started Looks like France has an excuse to sink the rest of their ships now.
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Nazi bad asses have historically not been the kindest to France so I can understand the protest but I'm pretty sure they're all dead.
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So why is that person actually a Nazi. Like, I see a ton of crap about how terrible they are, but very little explaining it.
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poptart_fairy posted:So why is that person actually a Nazi. Like, I see a ton of crap about how terrible they are, but very little explaining it. Marine Le Pen quote:Le Pen’s message is in many ways reminiscent of that of other far-right populists in Europe: She wants to pull France out of the European Union, NATO, and the euro common currency market. She wants to close the French borders to immigration — legal as well as undocumented — and direct the bulk of government-funded welfare programs (including schools and medical treatment) toward French citizens. She speaks of the threat of “Islamic fundamentalism” and calls the election a “choice of civilization.” France, for Le Pen, is for the French. https://www.vox.com/world/2017/4/21/15358708/marine-le-pen-french-elections-far-right-front-national not full hitler no, but very nationalist with some serious xenophobic under and overtones (not the best source i'll admit, but  and its reasonably accurate)
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Ah, that clarifies it a little bit then. Seeing Nazi thrown around so commonly has made it seem pretty limp now, so 
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poptart_fairy posted:Ah, that clarifies it a little bit then. Seeing Nazi thrown around so commonly has made it seem pretty limp now, so people use nazi a bit too readily these days, however borderline extreme nationalism really is not a good sign for anywhere.
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Sure sure, no disagreement there, just wasn't sure if this specific example was someone who is genuinely reprehensible, or had "just" said something racist and been blown up to full Hitler.
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poptart_fairy posted:Ah, that clarifies it a little bit then. Seeing Nazi thrown around so commonly has made it seem pretty limp now, so Putting it in simpler terms: Marine le Pen occupies the same position on the political compass as Hitler, said she wanted to strip citizenship from French Jews, and has denied French involvement in the Holocaust. And that's before you get into the membership of Front Nationale, where you can't throw a rock in a meeting of the inner circle without hitting someone who has expressed admiration for Hitler and it bouncing off to hit another one. It's absolutely not hyperbolic to describe her as a Nazi.
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Jedit posted:Putting it in simpler terms: Marine le Pen occupies the same position on the political compass as Hitler, said she wanted to strip citizenship from French Jews, and has denied French involvement in the Holocaust. And that's before you get into the membership of Front Nationale, where you can't throw a rock in a meeting of the inner circle without hitting someone who has expressed admiration for Hitler and it bouncing off to hit another one. It's absolutely not hyperbolic to describe her as a Nazi. well put.
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