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LifeSunDeath posted:https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/701265871317762110/723619078862012539/DASH_360_1.mp4 God drat. That must've stung.
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LifeSunDeath posted:https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/701265871317762110/723619078862012539/DASH_360_1.mp4 Better a broken nose/slight skull fracture than the whole structure collapsing on top of you when you're in a forklift with absolutely no cabin to protect you. But still, drat.
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I can't stop laughing. It's awful, that fully could have been fatal, but I'm just in hysterics here.
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The crazy thing is, he was fetching a pallet of Ibuprofen.
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Everybody is a pallet jack operator till a real one shows up...usually drifting into the loading bay sideways.
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Helen Highwater posted:https://www.wfsb.com/news/wrong-way-driver-drives-for-miles-on-i-395-in-montville/article_c6c39c26-ab84-11ea-88ca-07b7505a8bed.html But don't you see that they designed it in such a way that only one of the tracks may be used at once? Safety by design!
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Ika posted:But don't you see that they designed it in such a way that only one of the tracks may be used at once? Safety by design! it looks like a track split. so it looks like florida really wants to figure out the trolley problem.
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That's some Dibnah quality demolition right there.
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omae wa mou shindeiru
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Osha adjacent, all manner of dock workers striking/protesting rn https://twitter.com/redfishstream/status/1274069957802962955?s=20
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Grain fuckling
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gently caress that entirely Yikes
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SpaceX quality control has really taken a nose dive recently.
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Builder 1: "hey we're getting a bit of subsidence on the west side of the building" Builder 2, checking his watch to see it's 4:48pm on a Friday: "oh ok just bolt up some plywood or something to reinforce it, I'm sure it'll hold until we can make proper repairs" 
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Pacra posted:Good trainfuckling morning to you all Uh, what? I'm no train expert, but aren't the wheely bits normally attached to the boxy bits?
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is the ignition source the static in the cloud of powder or something else?
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Bad day at the napalm factory.
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LifeSunDeath posted:is the ignition source the static in the cloud of powder or something else? Probably the truck or something on the dumping/transfer mechanisms there.
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Facebook Aunt posted:Uh, what? I'm no train expert, but aren't the wheely bits normally attached to the boxy bits? Nope! The cars just rest on top and the weight of the car is what keeps them there. Which actually helps the wheels stay on the track when going around a bend - even if the car tilts outwards when taking a corner at speed, that doesn't lift the inside wheel off the rails. (Also helps the wheels stay on the track even when the car topples over).
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Xaintrailles posted:The simple explanation for the temperature requirement is that they were worried about the commies developing freeze rays. Torpedoes full of liquid nitrogen.
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 "The entire security system relies on that plug, we can't pull it out to fix the socket"
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Memento posted:
LOL. There's still a way to fix this. Open the case that the cord plus into, tap into the AC input lines, and attach another cord temporarily. Energize the other cord (on the same phase), unplug that one, swap on the cover plate, plug it back in, de-energize the other cord, detach it and close the case. I don't like working on energized equipment, but I've done it. Or, you know, if the security system was that critical, it should be on redundant power and a UPS/generator supply, so unplugging the cable wouldn't interrupt anything. Clown answer: crack the cover plate and pop it over the cord.
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U.S. mains plugs are trash, which provides the opportunity to expose the energised blades and do this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erq4TO_a3z8&t=218s The whole thing is pretty OSHA with exposed conductors at mains voltage, and it’s worse in the other demo. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-G8sEYCOv-o Platystemon fucked around with this message at 10:45 on Jun 20, 2020 |
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sharkytm posted:Clown answer: crack the cover plate and pop it over the cord. That would work except the box is recessed behind the plywood so you can't install the plate without first installing a box extension and moving the receptacle out to be flush. I guess if it weren't one of those right angle plugs you could just have the plate sit on there, partially screwed in, 1/2" out from the face of the receptacle, but that's still loving bullshit (and a fire hazard)
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You've already got a roll of blue duct tape there....surely the correct solution is to make a custom cover plate from it.
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Moo the cow posted:You've already got a roll of blue duct tape there....surely the correct solution is to make a custom cover plate from it. That's painter's tape, you clown.
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No reason it can't be packed out with shims while hot.
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PainterofCrap posted:No reason it can't be packed out with shims while hot. I mean except for NEC requiring a box extender, but yeah that’s one of the many ways to make it even more osha.
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corgski posted:I mean except for NEC requiring a box extender, but yeah that’s one of the many ways to make it even more osha. NEC wasn't followed on the initial installation; why start now?
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Platystemon posted:U.S. mains plugs are trash, which provides the opportunity to expose the energised blades and do this: Jesus Christ 
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Looks like a hot tub sitting on a 2 wheel dolly being pulled by a car. A+ for creativity and effort.
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One more question, is that an old Porsche pulling it? lol
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LifeSunDeath posted:Uhhhhhhhhhh, what the hell is that Peak OSHA.
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PhotoKirk posted:Peak OSHA. Lol I just noticed it isn't even strapped to the dolly.
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Platystemon posted:U.S. mains plugs are trash, which provides the opportunity to expose the energised blades and do this: I've actually used these, its often used for grabbing an active computer for forensics.
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