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Methylethylaldehyde posted:Somewhere in Canada this is a thing. Funnel cake fingers Little bits of cannoli filling chocolate sauce gravy Just off the top of my head
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Chinese place in my town got shut down with a health report so bad it made the news. The next day the entire building was surrounded by construction fencing and boarded up. A health inspection so bad they're gutting/demolishing the entire building.
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Baronjutter posted:Chinese place in my town got shut down with a health report so bad it made the news. The next day the entire building was surrounded by construction fencing and boarded up. A health inspection so bad they're gutting/demolishing the entire building. Chinese place in my town got shut down 7 times. Each time they transferred ownership to a relative (in San Francisco that means the "new" restaurant has no health record), changed the name, and re-opened again within days.
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LanceHunter posted:Meh, could be worse. Easily the scariest piece of equipment I've ever seen someone work with... You can get 9” versions of these rated for 10k rpm that attach to the end of gas weedwhackers. We use em for clearing brush and small trees, and when spun up they will go through a 2” tree in under a second. The teeth catch and just suck the blade through. There’s an unholy amount of rotational kinetic energy in those things with no clutch or brake and they make chainsaws look super safe.
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LanceHunter posted:Meh, could be worse. Easily the scariest piece of equipment I've ever seen someone work with... Whoso pulleth out this saw of this knee and thigh, is rightwise King born of all England. “Lancelot” is instruction for the nurses.
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Not really OSHA related, but I just wanted to complain about how lovely the power infrastructure is here. Our MRI unit is constantly having problems with software corruption and hardware failure. Had to call the field service engineer today. He's been coming to our site at least once a week and this was the third time this week. The problem this time was that all of the post processing programs were deactivated somehow. The only solution that GE knew of was to format and reinstall. Again. The dude showed me the remote RMS monitor app on his phone and one of the phases dumped down to 128 volts. I aint no electricalman, but I know that 128 isn't anywhere near 480. I personally blame our company for being too cheap to buy a UPS or I don't know upgrade our loving equipment that is 15 years old and probably doesn't have fancy power things that safeguard against this stuff?
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minato posted:Chinese place in my town got shut down 7 times. Each time they transferred ownership to a relative (in San Francisco that means the "new" restaurant has no health record), changed the name, and re-opened again within days. They don’t have to get inspected to open? Yeesh.
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Asproigerosis posted:Not really OSHA related, but I just wanted to complain about how lovely the power infrastructure is here. Our MRI unit is constantly having problems with software corruption and hardware failure. Had to call the field service engineer today. He's been coming to our site at least once a week and this was the third time this week. The problem this time was that all of the post processing programs were deactivated somehow. The only solution that GE knew of was to format and reinstall. Again. The dude showed me the remote RMS monitor app on his phone and one of the phases dumped down to 128 volts. I aint no electricalman, but I know that 128 isn't anywhere near 480. A ups will solve the problem. Someone needs to hand the beancounter the repair bills for a quarter and the price of a ups. Cause they ain't cheap. But they work.
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Asproigerosis posted:Not really OSHA related, but I just wanted to complain about how lovely the power infrastructure is here. Our MRI unit is constantly having problems with software corruption and hardware failure. Had to call the field service engineer today. He's been coming to our site at least once a week and this was the third time this week. The problem this time was that all of the post processing programs were deactivated somehow. The only solution that GE knew of was to format and reinstall. Again. The dude showed me the remote RMS monitor app on his phone and one of the phases dumped down to 128 volts. I aint no electricalman, but I know that 128 isn't anywhere near 480. I'd be way, way more concerned about the motors and giant gently caress off million dollar electromagnets than the electronics in that scenario
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Bombadilillo posted:A ups will solve the problem. Someone needs to hand the beancounter the repair bills for a quarter and the price of a ups. Semi-related how feasible would a UPS for a residential house be? Like say 15 min - 1hr runtime for everything except HVAC/oven?
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tangy yet delightful posted:Semi-related how feasible would a UPS for a residential house be? Like say 15 min - 1hr runtime for everything except HVAC/oven? Tesla Powerwall would probably work but might be way more than you were thinking because the website is talking about 7 days of power during an outage. E: The top of the page is a dirty liar. Each $6000USD Powerwall is good for 13.5kWh. goatsestretchgoals fucked around with this message at 02:11 on May 18, 2018 |
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Bombadilillo posted:A ups will solve the problem. Someone needs to hand the beancounter the repair bills for a quarter and the price of a ups. They just abuse service contracts instead of investing in protection for the equipment. On our nuc med camera I asked the service guy why we couldn't just get a UPS so we'd stop having issues from the constant power outages. He said they tried to sell them on a UPS but corporate balked at the gargantuan cost of $5,000. At the time, he wasn't under contract, so each visit was billable. Minimum $1,000 a visit, not including the price of the chip boards that were probably last manufactured 20 years ago. shame on an IGA posted:I'd be way, way more concerned about the motors and giant gently caress off million dollar electromagnets than the electronics in that scenario Hmm the service engineer hasn't ever mentioned anything about things in the magnet itself. I don't know a drat thing about the guts other than there is liquid helium somewhere and electricity going around some cold wires and loud noises come out and the chiller goes chirp chirp chirp. Maybe he doesn't want to frighten our simple minds. I just know I spend an awful lot of time having to reset the circuit breaker on the Power Distribution Unit after an abrupt and unexpected hard shutdown. Asproigerosis fucked around with this message at 02:17 on May 18, 2018 |
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goatsestretchgoals posted:Tesla Powerwall would probably work but might be way more than you were thinking because the website is talking about 7 days of power during an outage. Yeah, that is more like 12-24 hours depending on heating/cooking types. 7 days is based on getting power from panels every day.
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goatsestretchgoals posted:Tesla Powerwall would probably work but might be way more than you were thinking because the website is talking about 7 days of power during an outage. Yeah...probably $1K or under is my think about it price 
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tangy yet delightful posted:Yeah...probably $1K or under is my think about it price $1k won't buy you the grid tie inverter you need to hook up the batteries to your house.
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Risk wreaking multi-million dollar equipment over $5000 dollars. This checks out. You can be saving them a substantial amount of money with a little upfront cost but because it is an absence of cost it's not counted mentally as addition profit. This happens even though you demonstrate this to people no matter the organization. It can happen even when you help an individual make their lives easier at no cost retorting "That's how I have always done it". It's like trying to punch the stupid out of people.Baronjutter posted:Chinese place in my town got shut down with a health report so bad it made the news. The next day the entire building was surrounded by construction fencing and boarded up. A health inspection so bad they're gutting/demolishing the entire building. I recall a game that did that if you let things get too far. I think it was Sim tower when a hotel room didn't get cleaned a cycle or two would force you to demolish it to get the space back. Disgusting Chinese restaurants are everywhere but there are so many of them here no one sane would go to a visibly dirty restaurant with a D-F grade along with a list of violations on the door. It was bad enough that the neighbouring shops stepped up their pest protection as it impacted their grading when bugs showed up. They simply went out of business in the end and I don't think the owners ever figure out why they didn't have any customers even after the second chance they got. No mysterious flaming car.
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His Divine Shadow posted:TBH it sounds pretty awesome to live like that. Then can I interest you in living in Alert, Nunavut, Canada? It's the northernmost permanently inhabited place in the world. For reference here's a map of where all the motherfuckers from the Erebus and Terror died from the cold compared to where Alert is: 
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This is much stupider than it looks. The giraffe did not attempt to stick it's head through glass, the window was open. For unknown reasons the driver thought it a good idea to try to close the window while the enormous head was in the way. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eLSg2wQEzNM
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xergm posted:Late to magnet chat, but here's a video of someone intentionally trying to combine 2 massive magnets. Does this guy not own a mallet or did he just think using it wasn’t prudent?
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Facebook Aunt posted:This is much stupider than it looks. The giraffe did not attempt to stick it's head through glass, the window was open. For unknown reasons the driver thought it a good idea to try to close the window while the enormous head was in the way. We've had these drive-through "safari parks" in Texas for decades without incident. How is it that the UK gets them and we get videos of broken windows and people getting out of their cars around the cheetahs?
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LanceHunter posted:We've had these drive-through "safari parks" in Texas for decades without incident. How is it that the UK gets them and we get videos of broken windows and people getting out of their cars around the cheetahs? For centuries the most dangerous wildlife there has been, I dunno, hedgehogs or something.
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Facebook Aunt posted:For centuries the most dangerous wildlife there has been, I dunno, hedgehogs or something. americanus texanus
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poo poo's on the move in Hawai'i https://twitter.com/janinekrippner/status/997234086803656704
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xergm posted:Late to magnet chat, but here's a video of someone intentionally trying to combine 2 massive magnets. Does that man not believe in lubrication?
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Facebook Aunt posted:This is much stupider than it looks. The giraffe did not attempt to stick it's head through glass, the window was open. For unknown reasons the driver thought it a good idea to try to close the window while the enormous head was in the way. For today's mechanical strength class, we're going to learn what's stronger: a car window or a giraffe's head.
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LanceHunter posted:We've had these drive-through "safari parks" in Texas for decades without incident. How is it that the UK gets them and we get videos of broken windows and people getting out of their cars around the cheetahs? I don't believe for a second Texas had anything without incident, but yeah, hedgehogs basically.
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Are cranes automatically manlift rated? Because I know a guy whose whole crew of painters got fired for riding a self-climbing material hoist.
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IPCRESS posted:Are cranes automatically manlift rated? Because I know a guy whose whole crew of painters got fired for riding a self-climbing material hoist. I have been in what they call a 'dogbox' on a very big crane before, dunno about 'automatically' but this one was. I also walked up a dragline boom, strapped myself to the top deck and filmed the boom swinging over a big rear end hole it dug. Ah the days before GoPros...
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cakesmith handyman posted:I don't believe for a second Texas had anything without incident Yeah there's been a few incidents at safari parks in Texas: https://bigcatrescue.org/big-cat-attacks-before-2000/ .... but from a quick scan it looks like most of the attacks were due to privately owned big cats getting loose or people sticking their arms into cages at animal refuges/backyard breeders. Not to defend people acting dumb at safari parks but it looks like Texans are slightly more likely to get mauled by a lion suddenly appearing in their own backyard which is terrifying but also weirdly hilarious.
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