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madeintaipei posted:Right! I fall somewhere between truck and taxi drivers, would it be all right for me get a mad maxed-up concrete mixer work truck and just kind of let whatever happens happen? I am guessing that all truckers including concrete mixers on some level is built on Meth due to ridiculous quotas. Logging it pretty dangerous here in NZ too as you get alot of young people forced to to do job training in an inherently dangerous environment that the veterans don't really have the time to do training. This is doing comparatively safe logging where the machines are doing the cutting of healthy trees. Once in a while a cluster would die in a very short time enough to make the news. It doesn't help that for the past 9 years our right wing government has been loosening the rules or not rigorously enforcing them. gently caress right wing governments and their OSHA.
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C.M. Kruger posted:A tractor commits suicide after being rescued. Awww it wants to be like its daddy https://youtu.be/fN4nfOw0A9I
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This was in the related videos. If the cable had snapped during this...  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fec1rImSN1M
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chitoryu12 posted:I just found out that a plant we did certification testing at in April exploded 2 months ago, the Didion Milling plant in Cambria. I had to update our database. I'm still here so the rear end fuckery at the gas plant we own hasn't hosed up. Yet.
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Humphreys posted:I'm still here so the rear end fuckery at the gas plant we own hasn't hosed up. Yet. Oh poo poo, that's right. You live next to a huge-rear end bomb.
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Sam Hall posted:That's gentle baby funtimes compared to fishing and timber. I take it oil and gas exploration falls under the "Mining Machine Operators"? I'm wondering what the rate of "fatalities for noted hazards" are, as in a violation being written up about it, but it killed someone because they couldn't
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Mistle posted:I take it oil and gas exploration falls under the "Mining Machine Operators"?
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Proteus Jones posted:Oh poo poo, that's right. You live next to a huge-rear end bomb. It's a Saturday and I worked today. I don't work Saturdays. Things and stuff. My house (and beer) was still alive in the zone.
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Hmmm this just made me realize. In a flood combustion engines just stall. What the hell happens to electric cars? I can't imagine lithium batteries like water very much.
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Some years back I came to work early one Spring morning and saw half the yard was flooded. I knew there was a drain in the "deepest" part so I started up a big-rear end fork-lift truck and carefully laid out a path of pallets so I could go and un-block the drain cover. While I was busy trying to clear the blockage, I didn't notice a gust of wind blew some of the pallets adrift (because they're made of wood and kind of float) so I had to wait like 10 minutes for the yard-cum-lake to drain enough for me to walk back without getting my shoes and trousers all wet. Welp that's my story about water god bless.
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Moist von Lipwig posted:Hmmm this just made me realize. In a flood combustion engines just stall. What the hell happens to electric cars? I can't imagine lithium batteries like water very much. Electric car batteries are sealed with contactors for each pole inside. A short would open them. If the contactors or sealing fail, you get swelling cells with a high risk of combustion as they dump out their energy, producing hydrogen gas in the process.
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Lurking Haro posted:Electric car batteries are sealed with contactors for each pole inside. A short would open them. If the contactors or sealing fail, you get swelling cells with a high risk of combustion as they dump out their energy, producing hydrogen gas in the process. Hmm, kinda what I thought. Good times in a Katrina-like situation.
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Moist von Lipwig posted:Hmm, kinda what I thought. Good times in a Katrina-like situation. A hurricane and electric cars you say? http://jalopnik.com/5958523/fisker-lost-30-million-worth-of-cars-in-hurricane-sandy
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I'm not some crazed EV apologist here, but he should remove it from the car first, as that will close the relay(or is it open the relay? It breaks the circuit) in the charger and kill any current draw.
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blugu64 posted:I'm not some crazed EV apologist here, but he should remove it from the car first, as that will close the relay(or is it open the relay? It breaks the circuit) in the charger and kill any current draw. It's quite clear he's a car salesman, so i think he should stand in the water, wet his hands, and gets his fingers as close to the metal prongs as possible to see how fast he can make that ugly rear end watch spin.
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Jerry Cotton posted:Some years back I came to work early one Spring morning and saw half the yard was flooded. I knew there was a drain in the "deepest" part so I started up a big-rear end fork-lift truck and carefully laid out a path of pallets so I could go and un-block the drain cover. While I was busy trying to clear the blockage, I didn't notice a gust of wind blew some of the pallets adrift (because they're made of wood and kind of float) so I had to wait like 10 minutes for the yard-cum-lake to drain enough for me to walk back without getting my shoes and trousers all wet. Welp that's my story about water god bless.
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VOLUME WARNING https://cf-e2.streamablevideo.com/video/mp4/u6har.mp4?token=1501444962-DvdzL1EaYFLMh3Jb1lDHo%2BID99hOSfAPwiQtUfgtoHU%3D MisterOblivious fucked around with this message at 22:47 on Jul 30, 2017 |
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Goreld posted:A hurricane and electric cars you say? With seawater you also get chlorine as a bonus (via electrolysis).
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trapped mouse posted:This link is broken. Was it this? https://youtu.be/42Kn9JlXE5w I'm the guy upstream hitting the GE Multilin until it picks up on 50 or 51.
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Watch out, it's hot!
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Three-Phase posted:Was it this? It was the collapsing hole.
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Can someone explain? I don't know what that thing is. It just looks like a screwdriver to me.
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Krinkle posted:Can someone explain? I don't know what that thing is. It just looks like a screwdriver to me. it's an electrical tester screwdriver. they have a resistor inside and a little neon bulb which you can see lit up in the picture you poke them into live electrical sockets to see if the outlet is live
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There are less cheap induction ones thst are all plastic and you can hold it to the side of a cable and see if its live with no need to touch contacts. They rule.
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Krinkle posted:Can someone explain? I don't know what that thing is. It just looks like a screwdriver to me. It means that there is 110 -220VAC running through the water supply lines somewhere, and that you should be wearing your well-insulated shoes whilst showering or washing your hands.
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`Nemesis posted:
just the first frame had me clenchin'I've been in some dumb not amazingly well shored situations but hot dang
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