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azurite posted:If I remember correctly, one of the main reasons the machine was dangerous was because the hardware interlock had been removed. It was in a prior model with similar software, but they Fixed.
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Genderfluent posted:Tbf if your hardware interlock is "blows a fuse" I would argue the interlock needs some more engineering Few things say 'you done hosed up' like releasing the magic smoke. I'm sure that somewhere, some technician replaced 'that drat fuse that keeps blowing for no reason' with a penny.
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Dirt Road Junglist posted:Also, on/off ramps are a sometimes food on that highway. Was lots of fun on the bus back the other direction, which had to occasionally stop at small villages that required getting off the highway and backtracking down a dirt road for 15 minutes.
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Splicer posted:Please do not eat ramps. Do toblerone or cheese wedges count?
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Splicer posted:Please do not eat ramps. gently caress you ramps are delicious https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allium_tricoccum
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cakesmith handyman posted:Do toblerone or cheese wedges count? Please do not eat concrete and rebar.
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I have a guilty habit of not making way for people who don't pay attention to the fact that they're in a turn-only lane when they want to go straight
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Fallom posted:I have a guilty habit of not making way for people who don't pay attention to the fact that they're in a turn-only lane when they want to go straight Also the opposite of this on on-ramps. I am not going to brake or speed up so you can merge when I am driving a dock truck loaded with like 12000 lbs of cargo. I also will not care when you honk at me.
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PostNouveau posted:More degeneracy from the FB group for roofers I'm stalking for marketing reasons: It's okay, you can't get drunk on those.
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PostNouveau posted:More degeneracy from the FB group for roofers I'm stalking for marketing reasons: Staying hydrated.
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Genderfluent posted:Tbf if your hardware interlock is "blows a fuse" I would argue the interlock needs some more engineering Blowing a fuse is actually a pretty good one though?
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Relentless posted:Staying hydrated. Beer has electrolytes!
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chitoryu12 posted:It's okay, you can't get drunk on those. work beer
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Dirt Road Junglist posted:Beer has electrolytes! Workers in the past historically drank low-alcohol beers throughout the day for energy and calories in addition to refreshment, so really he's just keeping up tradition. I've actually gotten to drink Westvleteren and Westmalle Abbey's patersbiers (low-alcohol golden ales for the monks at mealtime) and they're honestly pretty great, Westvleteren Blonde especially. Like a more complex, heartier version of a lager.
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chitoryu12 posted:Workers in the past historically drank low-alcohol beers throughout the day for energy and calories in addition to refreshment, so really he's just keeping up tradition. I believe this is where the term "session beer" comes from.
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chitoryu12 posted:Workers in the past historically drank low-alcohol beers throughout the day for energy and calories in addition to refreshment, so really he's just keeping up tradition. Plus it was a whole lot safer than most sources of water.
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Zil posted:Plus it was a whole lot safer than most sources of water. Using water to brew beer doesn't magically render it safe.
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GotLag posted:Using water to brew beer doesn't magically render it safe. You boil the wort pre-fermentation, which makes it safer.
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Zil posted:Plus it was a whole lot safer than most sources of water. Apparently a bit of a myth? https://leslefts.blogspot.com/2013/11/the-great-medieval-water-myth.html?m=1 People were drunk like 24/7 in the 18th/19th centuries at least
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Sagebrush posted:Yeah, I've heard the story used as an example in several different contexts as well, ranging from workplace safety to ergonomics to task procedures to software design to mechanical engineering. All the safety features in the world won't stop idiocy or workplace complacency. A long read, but the report below shows that some people just really want to be irradiated. https://www-pub.iaea.org/books/iaeabooks/4712/The-Radiological-Accident-at-the-Irradiation-Facility-in-Nesvizh
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hobbesmaster posted:Apparently a bit of a myth? https://leslefts.blogspot.com/2013/11/the-great-medieval-water-myth.html?m=1 It's a myth. Water was mentioned constantly in historical texts, just not with any sort of reverence because it was a plain and boring beverage that didn't even get you wasted. The only time you'd have to worry about water pollution is if you were in an area with seriously polluted water, like an urban area where people are dumping literal poo poo in the river. Even then, the ancient peoples weren't idiots. They could tell when water was bad and knew that boiling it purified it.
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Beer/wine and tea, mother nature's way of tricking us into sanitizing water via addictive substances.
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C.M. Kruger posted:Beer/wine and tea, mother nature's way of tricking us into sanitizing water via addictive substances. Tea is addictive?
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The Locator posted:Tea is addictive? Caffeine is, no?
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Dump truck driver dies after being electrocuted at construction site in south Lexingtonquote:Fayette County Coroner Gary Ginn told WKYT that the man who died had been using the dump truck to move debris into a pit at the site near Squires Road and Easthills Drive. When he raised the dump truck up, it came in contact with power lines and caught fire, the coroner said.
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I wonder what kind of force the car had, was it someone who just didn't hit the brakes right or was it someone who gunned it in an attempt to launch? I'm guessing the latter would be from the top floor though
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Zil posted:Plus it was a whole lot safer than most sources of water. this is a bit of a myth - it wasn't until more intense urbanization in the later middle ages/beginning of the early modern period that you started having water problems, which peaked during the industrial era. groundwater is mostly decent to drink so long as you dont have too many humans dipping into it like most stories about how medieval people were filthy and stupid, these were stories told by industrial age people to excuse how they were all choking on smog and dying of cholera e: remember that the romans built great big aqueducts to ship water around, pouring it out of fountains for public collection and consumption, and this was a super big deal in terms of civil infrastructure and basically allowed romans to build cities wherever they liked instead of directly near a source of fresh water boner confessor fucked around with this message at 02:10 on Jun 23, 2018 |
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boner confessor posted:
They also pioneered septic systems
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PainterofCrap posted:They also pioneered septic systems Yeah stabbing people with a dirty sword is a good way to make them develop sepsis.
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Sentient Data posted:I wonder what kind of force the car had, was it someone who just didn't hit the brakes right or was it someone who gunned it in an attempt to launch? I'm guessing the latter would be from the top floor though I could see being parked in front of the wires, throwing the car into gear instead of reverse, then in a panic hitting the gas instead of the brakes.
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How horrible is xylene in regards to skin contact out of curiosity? I've noticed people use it a lot at work to clean their hands. Most of the time just with a rag but I've literally seen a guy pour the poo poo out on his hands and wash them. Seems like a dumb thing to regularly do, although I'm sure a little bit getting on you probably isn't the end of the world.
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Otteration posted:For this thread I'm assuming it's daycare sans eye protection (yoinked from the gif thread): The gently caress even are those?
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Drunk Driver Dad posted:How horrible is xylene in regards to skin contact out of curiosity? I've noticed people use it a lot at work to clean their hands. Most of the time just with a rag but I've literally seen a guy pour the poo poo out on his hands and wash them. Seems like a dumb thing to regularly do, although I'm sure a little bit getting on you probably isn't the end of the world. The fumes make you puke yellow bile I know that much
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ncumbered_by_idgits posted:The gently caress even are those? popsicle sticks carefully braided together so that they're bent slightly and launch themselves when there's nothing holding them anymore
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boner confessor posted:this is a bit of a myth - it wasn't until more intense urbanization in the later middle ages/beginning of the early modern period that you started having water problems, which peaked during the industrial era. groundwater is mostly decent to drink so long as you dont have too many humans dipping into it i wish to learn more about this because it sounds extremely cool and Meaningful, where can I learn more?
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