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Ol Standard Retard posted:so this is some sort of flammable, heavier than air gas right? Propane leak, IIRC
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when I was playing with the arc from a CRT flyback transformer I found the arc was hot enough to light paper, candle wicks, etc. on fire instantly and you could feel the heat coming off of it, and that was just putting 40 watts into it, so I don't want to think about the scorching you'd get if you came into contact with one of those big power line arcs
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Tumble posted:im the guy that was so scared of fire that he ran fast enough to create his own fire His movement created turbulence, mixing the fuel with air and enhancing combustibility.
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Alternate explanation: it was sentient fire and that guy was horrid. FIRE COP is a loose cannon, but he gets results.
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I wanted to see the one in the thumbnail that looked like it wrote the name of its murderer on the wall in its own blood
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Volcott posted:Alternate explanation: it was sentient fire and that guy was horrid. OSHA: Fire Cop is a loose cannon, but he gets results.
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Tumble posted:No Lockout-Tagout No gib retainment nets either. That's a fine.
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I was watching these, having a grand old time, until I saw that half of them aren't actually being done inside a properly shielded compartment. There's nothing like seeing your 4kg aluminium blank get launched across the room to get your attention.
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Finally found out what my job really entails. Programming of building automation systems including industrial processes with equipment running into the millions of dollars including critical products chains that lives relies on. Bad code or setting could result in lots of lost product, equipment, dead people and explosions. Also other non-obvious failure modes exist. OSHA day in, day out.
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oohhboy posted:Finally found out what my job really entails. Programming of building automation systems including industrial processes with equipment running into the millions of dollars including critical products chains that lives relies on. Keep a framed photo of the Therac-25 in your cube to keep you on your toes.
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jamal posted:Looks like there is a guy in the other bucket holding the wire that you can't see. The invisible hand of cable-stabilism.
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Volcott posted:Keep a framed photo of the Therac-25 in your cube to keep you on your toes. Maybe a revolving desktop background of industrial accidents caused by programming would be more effective.
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From my local paper:The Bristol Post posted:For many, health and safety is a necessary evil which sucks a little bit more joy out of life each day.  http://www.bristolpost.co.uk/news/bristol-news/painter-shuns-health-safety-rules-710128
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BattleMaster posted:when I was playing with the arc from a CRT flyback transformer I found the arc was hot enough to light paper, candle wicks, etc. on fire instantly and you could feel the heat coming off of it, and that was just putting 40 watts into it, so I don't want to think about the scorching you'd get if you came into contact with one of those big power line arcs an electrical arc of any size or power level produces temperatures four times hotter than the surface of the sun hope this aids you
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Platystemon posted:His movement created turbulence, mixing the fuel with air and enhancing combustibility. Should have stayed still, that way the fire couldn't have seen him.
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oohhboy posted:Finally found out what my job really entails. Programming of building automation systems including industrial processes with equipment running into the millions of dollars including critical products chains that lives relies on. Private Speech fucked around with this message at 00:37 on Nov 2, 2017 |
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Pistol_Pete posted:From my local paper: Best practice gut is that the scaffold should have another runner at the top so guys like him can tie off, screw the lenient standard.
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That's a lot of food for someone that's been blowing lines for a few hours already. Oh holy poo poo he also stuffs food at the 12am-6am time frame. I guess if that's your routine eventually your body needs to eat whether you're loving lit or not.
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Intermittent fasting
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Sagebrush posted:Well, like, consider what a bar of soap feels like when you squeeze it hard. It's kind of paste-like, squishy, and slippery. A bit like grease, but without the actual "greasiness?" Yes, this. It'll be a lovely grease, mind you, but it will be an engineering grease since it's an emulsion of soaps and oils.
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Traxis posted:I saw this and thought of this thread I don't understand. If they’re making accident porn, wouldn’t they want people to go fast?
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So I just came from doing a walk-through of an apartment building. At the top of the stairwell I noticed there was no roof access hatch so i asked the super if she knew if there was a roof hatch anywhere or if you just had to get up there externally. She said she remembered someone telling her about how the roof access was in the basement. What?? So we went into the basement, opened a random storage locker. Inside this storage locker were some typical building upkeep supplies including a step ladder. This step ladder wasn't being stored, it was secretly part of the roof access. Looking up I saw a 3 story pipe chase lined with some 1x3's someone had nailed between the studs to form a ladder. So to get to the roof of this building you needed to climb up an old step ladder using the correct safe system of putting all your weight on the top "step", sort of jump and pull your self up into a small hole in the ceiling, then climb 3 stories up in pitch black on a poorly made unfinished lumber ladder, then, while still on this ladder in the dark, pop open a hatch and slither out.
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sandoz posted:an electrical arc of any size or power level produces temperatures four times hotter than the surface of the sun the surface of the sun is relatively cool. it's right next to outer space, after all
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Tumble posted:im the guy that was so scared of fire that he ran fast enough to create his own fire Looks like his heel caught on fire and it was igniting the ground-level flammable gas as he ran through it. Nice to know that you could be walking through a knee high invisible firebomb at any time!
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Baronjutter posted:So we went into the basement, opened a random storage locker. Inside this storage locker were some typical building upkeep supplies including a step ladder. This step ladder wasn't being stored, it was secretly part of the roof access. Was there a sign of the door saying “Beware of the Leopard”?
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oohhboy posted:Finally found out what my job really entails. Programming of building automation systems including industrial processes with equipment running into the millions of dollars including critical products chains that lives relies on. Excellent username / post correlation. Baronjutter posted:So I just came from doing a walk-through of an apartment building. At the top of the stairwell I noticed there was no roof access hatch so i asked the super if she knew if there was a roof hatch anywhere or if you just had to get up there externally. She said she remembered someone telling her about how the roof access was in the basement. What?? Classic FPS game environment.
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That wasn't hair mousse. 
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Say Nothing posted:That wasn't hair mousse. How? You only use an egg size blob of mousse. A handful of expanding foam doesn't get that big, does it?
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Facebook Aunt posted:How? You only use an egg size blob of mousse. A handful of expanding foam doesn't get that big, does it? It most certainly does.
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Aah good 'ol AB foam. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAIY0I5GGw4&t=116s
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She doesn't look like the mousse type. I'm calling that subtext 'questionable' at this point in time.
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Speaking of foam, this styrofoam ultralight looks like a disaster waiting to happen if it actually manages to get off the ground long enough, what with being stress tested with boxes of noodles and all. https://youtube.com/watch?v=xEqCt7GZo7M https://youtube.com/watch?v=N6CS-YJ3_VU
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Ak Gara posted:Aah good 'ol AB foam. Stop having a winge and just pull it off.
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Ak Gara posted:Aah good 'ol AB foam. great stuff
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