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The Bloop posted:All joking aside, that is obviously a sex boulder and the shower is just to clean it afterwards I'm hairy enough that I could gently caress and scrub at the same time.
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The Bloop posted:All joking aside, that is obviously a sex boulder and the shower is just to clean it afterwards Vigorous flossing.
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Javid posted:
That's......not likely. But I'm sure a pipe was leaking. (see the red capsule? That's what holds the sprinkler valve shut. They are designed to burst at a specific temperature)
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All joking aside, I kind of assumed that the big rock shower was an environmental piece for atmosphere, like the waterfall wall things, rather than an actually being intended to use as a bathing shower. But then there’s that bottle of product on the log, and the rack with towels.
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Bike lane in St-Denis, France:
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My Lovely Horse posted:Sir I apologize but that is the shower. I stayed at a hotel in Stockholm where the sinks were like that. Just a big ol' plastic rock in the middle. None of us could figure out what the point was.
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Phanatic posted:Bike lane in St-Denis, France: I don't even have words for how quickly this would get the city sued in the US. Holy god. And they camouflaged it to boot.
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Jun 19, 2020 22:10
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hope some rando painted those orange overnight at least
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Wolfsbane posted:I stayed at a hotel in Stockholm where the sinks were like that. Just a big ol' plastic rock in the middle. None of us could figure out what the point was. They’re bad, but you come to love them. Platystemon fucked around with this message at 03:10 on Jun 20, 2020 |
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 Old Club 300 building in Markham, Ontario Plywood gusset plates were not successful
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Platystemon posted:
Quick get the duct tape
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Zil posted:Quick get the duct tape 
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Platystemon posted:
Somebody get the Mounties. Quebec is seceding. Phanatic posted:Bike lane in St-Denis, France: Holy poo poo that's evil.
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Platystemon posted:They’re bad at first, but you get used to it. You were funny until you explained the joke 
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The Bloop posted:All joking aside, that is obviously a sex boulder and the shower is just to clean it afterwards Band name!
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Ist Trump ein Sexboulder?
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Vincent Van Goatse posted:Ist Trump ein Sexboulder? Nein, Horror-Clown https://twitter.com/pollyp1/status/852200327638077441
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Motronic posted:That's......not likely. But I'm sure a pipe was leaking. Beat me to it! edit: and once they burst they don't turn back off
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lmao, just lol at trying to sell this house for 600k and needing a bunch of poo poo fixed AND posting this as the tour video...like you can't even get the owners/occupants out of the house before doing this https://youtu.be/JiJlx0l8EoQ
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BraveUlysses posted:lmao, just lol at trying to sell this house for 600k and needing a bunch of poo poo fixed AND posting this as the tour video...like you can't even get the owners/occupants out of the house before doing this I'm the balding guy, and the 1/2 painted wall and the best to poo poo countertop in the bathroom
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When I see videos like that, I can't help but imagine some future digital archaeologist will be delighted to unearth such a realistic view into a typical early-21st century family home. Not that that's likely to happen, we're so overdocumented they will either know absolutely everything about us or everything will be lost and they have to try and piece it together from the fire damaged ruins they uncover.
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Computer viking posted:When I see videos like that, I can't help but imagine some future digital archaeologist will be delighted to unearth such a realistic view into a typical early-21st century family home. They won't know poo poo unless they can figure out how to get a computer to work and whatever "alternating current" was. And hope this video is on the HD.
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Alternating current will always be around, but the bits on the storage device will decay to nothing in a matter of decades. Hard disk platters lose their magnetism. Flash cells lose their electric charge.
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tater_salad posted:I'm the balding guy, and the 1/2 painted wall and the best to poo poo countertop in the bathroom also i missed it the first time but an unironic "live laugh love" wall art thing above the bed
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BraveUlysses posted:lmao, just lol at trying to sell this house for 600k and needing a bunch of poo poo fixed AND posting this as the tour video...like you can't even get the owners/occupants out of the house before doing this I'm the living room refrigerator and/or the blood red handprints by the back door on the deck area.
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Is that an attempted faux finish in the blue bathroom or just the worlds shittiest paint job? Also buy a drat gimbal for fucks sake, the ones for phones have gotten cheap.
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In the non-catastrophic future I'm envisioning, all sorts of garbage like the entire archives of YouTube get carried along on live storage, like some overgrown hybrid of the internet archive, a hoarder house, and those "toss it over the wall" code dumps you get from companies that are open-source against their will. The difficulty isn't that the hardware holding the bits has decayed, it's in finding out what's actually archived in this increasingly unmanageable, un-indexed, mess that was meant to be parsed by software it would take a mid-sized public project to get running again.
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Wait, are you talking about a few months back when states were begging for programmers who could code in languages they don't even teach anymore because no government entity has updated their systems since Eisenhower?
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Making up new programming languages should have been outlawed decades ago.
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Noooo, the light, it burns!!!
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Where we're going, we won't need insulated conductors!
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Need to smoke and can't find your lighter? Just grab a wire hanger and bridge the gap! 
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3D Megadoodoo posted:Making up new programming languages should have been outlawed decades ago. It's not even just languages. A lot of functionality in important business software is performed by code that was never commented and is extremely hard for humans to trace through and therefore troubleshoot or modify. But that's nothing compared to evolutionary algorithms. Machine learning can produce code that is so dense and completely devoid of human sensibility that it's often entirely incomprehensible even with tracing.
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Plastik posted:It's not even just languages. A lot of functionality in important business software is performed by code that was never commented and is extremely hard for humans to trace through and therefore troubleshoot or modify. Haha "deep learning", ie gpu-accelerated neural networks of various kinds, has a problem with not even being deterministic, even with the same trained model, due to being so asynchronous and parallel.
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Plastik posted:It's not even just languages. A lot of functionality in important business software is performed by code that was never commented and is extremely hard for humans to trace through and therefore troubleshoot or modify. 
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So what's the Groverhaus of coding? A 'Hello World' that uses three different nested loops and calls to function libraries so archaic they border on obscene? OH AND BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY
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Probably some of my code, but storing data in filenames is so much easier than building a DB.
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How much data per file are we talking here, adding a word or like four one letter abbreviations to every filename was how I used to sort my porn drive before online streaming made that redundant.
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