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Karate Bastard posted:I'm sorry, it's actually made of turpentine. Also the smoke is made of chlorine gas and/or phosgene.
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How combustible are a bunch of train cars full of biowaste? https://bit.ly/2GY9PvN
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Sockington posted:BROKE THAT BITCH. I mean maybe there’s a PPE violation here but I dunno how this relates.
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Dirt Road Junglist posted:It's not the corner cases that get you, it's the edge cases. *offer not valid in flight envelope aerodynamics
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Artsygrrl posted:How combustible are a bunch of train cars full of biowaste? The waste itself is a water slurry, it's not going to burn on its own. It may generate some methane over time, though, which is definitely combustible. I'm surprised they had any room for it, frankly. Alabama's been completely full of poo poo for a long time.
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Dirt Road Junglist posted:It's not the corner cases that get you, it's the edge cases. A bunch of ladder logic CNC guys might disagree with you, if they knew what a corner case was.
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HEY NONG MAN posted:I mean maybe there’s a PPE violation here but I dunno how this relates. You ever gotten a side gig as a fish, buddy? Dangerous work.
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Artsygrrl posted:How combustible are a bunch of train cars full of biowaste? quote:... Parrish, where there are no zoning laws to prevent the waste from being stored. lol
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Yeah, this is exactly how my Dad described zoning laws to me when I was a kid: "You give up your right to process hog manure in your yard in exchange for ensuring no one else can, either." That made a lot of sense to 6-year-old me.
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0.9 tons of that is still in the box.
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That seems like a pretty weighty topic for a six year old, but then my folks have video of me undergoing my first existential crisis when I asked them if the sun was going to die
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Thank goodness the combustion risk is low. Bad enough they're subjected to the fumes.
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Phy posted:That seems like a pretty weighty topic for a six year old, but then my folks have video of me undergoing my first existential crisis when I asked them if the sun was going to die I don't remember how old I was when my father first pointed out that the sun was so far away from earth that it could have gone out five minutes ago and we wouldn't know about it yet but young enough that it caused me some concern.
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Jerry Cotton posted:I don't remember how old I was when my father first pointed out that the sun was so far away from earth that it could have gone out five minutes ago and we wouldn't know about it yet but young enough that it caused me some concern. wanna meet that dad
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goatsestretchgoals posted:wanna meet that dad More like dead.
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Jerry Cotton posted:More like dead.  ripyour dad did own at one point in time coinciding with him not being dead tho
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goatsestretchgoals posted:
That's all any one of us can hope to achieve, really.
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Buff Skeleton posted:The truck looks so embarrassed about what just happened I've heard about cylinder heads exploding before, but I've never heard of an entire engine block deciding to make a run for it. Was there a second tractor pushing it, looks like?
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Jet Jaguar posted:I've heard about cylinder heads exploding before, but I've never heard of an entire engine block deciding to make a run for it. Was there a second tractor pushing it, looks like? The 'second tractor' is the weight sled. You can see the ones used at the same event(as well as this truck in the background) here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-zczceRmRc. Here's a tractor with the same type of accident, it happens in pulling events occasionally: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCsSVLZ6wCI
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hobbesmaster posted:Courtesy yospos: 
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Flawless defence by turning to block the cab with the arm. It’s almost like they were expecting this to happen.
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Platystemon posted:Flawless defence by turning to block the cab with the arm. He seems proud of it:  Photo from this article chain, which includes aftermath video: Here e: He borrowed the excavator to do it: Contractor sentenced on federal charges after failed demolition of Avondale Mills smokestack HarmB fucked around with this message at 09:37 on Apr 6, 2018 |
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PostNouveau posted:That was like 6 years ago you may as well be talking about how to game the Dewey Decimal System. Oh no. Oh God. This is what's been wrong this whole time isn't it. I have RankBrain don't I. Oh God what do I do
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Brainbleach. Leaves your neurons smelling lemon-fresh!
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Jerry Cotton posted:I don't remember how old I was when my father first pointed out that the sun was so far away from earth that it could have gone out five minutes ago and we wouldn't know about it yet but young enough that it caused me some concern. When I was told as a kid I sideeyed everytime a cloud came over and made it slightly darker "Oh drat, it's happened!"
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Jet Jaguar posted:I've heard about cylinder heads exploding before, but I've never heard of an entire engine block deciding to make a run for it. Was there a second tractor pushing it, looks like?
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A perfect pants/motion/avatar match.
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I am a huge fan of self driving cars. Also I'm an engineer who watches videos about training self driving simulators using neural nets, I'm familiar with basic object tracking (Kalman filters) and know an okay amount about airborne radars. I also like Tesla and like Elon Musk. That said... I test drove a Model S about 6 months ago and was VERY excited to try autopilot. I tried to trip it up and it took basically no trying. My observations were: If the road is free and clear an unchanging from it's "maps" it worked spectacularly. If the road is congested but objects are moving particularly when moving slowly, it works very well. If stationary objects in it's path, particularly when they require some deviation from their internal map and you're moving >20mph, you're in trouble. On a section of residential street with a 20mph speed limit there was some construction and the company put up a concrete barrier and chain link fence that caused the lane to shift left. It would've simply run right into it. I told the sales rep I was going to try it on this stretch and would be very careful and he was very nervous about this but said okay. I 100% believe it has trouble with lane dividers. I will likely eventually buy one, but won't buy one right now.
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Swedish Butt-Whistle posted:What subforum does this guy post in It could be some of the TCC steroid freaks that take bull steroids or the unironic crossfitters that inhabit YLLS.
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RIP, hooker with a heart of gold.
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Suddenly, somewhere, Tarantino feels the need to make Death Proof 2.
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Synthbuttrange posted:Is the ride still up? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enUo-1TjdEs&t=105s
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