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Ror posted:Novel ladder OSHA wow, it's like they set up everything to go wrong
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I had the same one.
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"On second thought, let's pour a slab..."
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if a scissor jack got the chance it would kill you and everyone you care about give the car a little shake to see if it's even like remotely stable before you start taking the wheel lugs off
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Cojawfee posted:I like how once the ladder is out of the way, he runs over to move it so it can hit one of the people again. I like how the guy started to do a little jig before sending the pair flying into the ladder.
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Monkey Fracas posted:if a scissor jack got the chance it would kill you and everyone you care about I just noticed the box end wrench he used to remove the lugs. OUCH!
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When the stool softener kicks in.
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Vincent Van Goatse posted:When the stool softener kicks in. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WCFvqbSfgqM
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What's the regulations on having a thread over 3 digits big? Can the structure support it?
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Nocheez posted:What's the regulations on having a thread over 3 digits big? Can the structure support it? The 2016 "Jfc wtf Donald Trump" thread went well over 15,000 pages before it really started to buckle under the mass of posting
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Nocheez posted:What's the regulations on having a thread over 3 digits big? Can the structure support it? Let me show you the cspam Covid thread...
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I think they fixed the big thread issue.
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IIRC the longest thread in the history of the forums was the Helldump D&D thread, which hit something like 66,000 pages
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It was just my way of celebrating 1000 pages, not a serious inquisition as to the number of pages the forum can support.
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Nocheez posted:It was just my way of celebrating 1000 pages, not a serious inquisition as to the number of pages the forum can support. "Studies of this ancient data reveals interesting patterns. The participants would all post weed-related content on page 420. They would hail satan on page 666. And on page 1000 they would post concern about the forum's ability to handle this much content. Their reason for doing all of these has been lost to time."
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To avoid being inundated with jokes straight out of eternal september, all threads should be cut off at page 1336
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Nocheez posted:It was just my way of celebrating 1000 pages, not a serious inquisition as to the number of pages the forum can support. Trust me, I'm an engineer: there's a designed in safety factor and you can actually do way more pages than they tell you in the manual. It'll be fine, it's designed for it.
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Cojawfee posted:I think they fixed the big thread issue. Iirc back around 2013 or 12 or so there were bad problems with the site’s back end and the tldr was that threads over 1k pages could lead to bad poo poo. That got fixed in I want to say something like 2015. Don’t quote me on the dates but that’s ballpark right.
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Uthor posted:Trust me, I'm an engineer: there's a designed in safety factor and you can actually do way more pages than they tell you in the manual. It'll be fine, it's designed for it. just as long as you don't apply post forces in directions the thread structure hasn't been designed for
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Son of Thunderbeast posted:just as long as you don't apply post forces in directions the thread structure hasn't been designed for Is this why everyone complains when too many posts go in a certain direction?
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Those first two shots look very staged - in a real action shot with a 1920's camera you'd expect blurriness, like in the third one. e: I only now noticed that in the two staged photos the cars are in the same position, so yeah, they got stuck and took some pics Nocheez posted:What's the regulations on having a thread over 3 digits big? Can the structure support it? It's fine, the forum software is based on the Maya calendar. Expect problems on page *checks notes*... 23,040,000,000. Nenonen fucked around with this message at 18:10 on Aug 11, 2021 |
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OSHA V: Surely all those posts weren't necessary?
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The outcome of those posts was inevitable.
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Aaaah, dammit. I thought the concrete boom had just the right clearance, such a hassle to lower it.  
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Aug 11, 2021 19:19
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Eh, just build a mold and pour a new bridge, the concrete truck is already there!
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Just a bit too tall. Is that a ped crossing?
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down1nit posted:Just a bit too tall. *was a similar outcome a decade ago in Finland, but a trash truck. It's not evident from the photos but there is a boom that was up. Also a school route.    They should have lowered the road but just rebuilt the bridge instead. Nenonen fucked around with this message at 19:44 on Aug 11, 2021 |
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down1nit posted:Just a bit too tall. Yep, and just behind the camera is a school. Thankfully school hasn't started yet from summer and there was nobody on it. He did take out some fiber optic cables as well so a few thousand people are offline, so the driver is obviously at serious risk of lynching.
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Hey, you think trucks can go here? No, trucks don't go down roads. Trucks are on freeways. Oh right, okay so we don't have to build this higher? Nope, a truck will not drive on a road. They even sleep on freeways and they die there as well. They don't drive down roads.
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What if trucks that need a lot of clearance had like, a big antenna style flexible rod on part of the bumper that would smack against objects that it can't fit under as a way to warn drivers that they're going to have a bad time? Obviously it won't stop people from leaving their cranes up while driving and that sort of poo poo, but surely the thwack would provide some way of checking, right?
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Wrr posted:What if trucks that need a lot of clearance had like, a big antenna style flexible rod on part of the bumper that would smack against objects that it can't fit under as a way to warn drivers that they're going to have a bad time? Obviously it won't stop people from leaving their cranes up while driving and that sort of poo poo, but surely the thwack would provide some way of checking, right? Dude you seen how many signs the 11'8" bridge has right
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down1nit posted:Hey, you think trucks can go here? That bridge is probably tall enough that all normal trucks will fit through without trouble.* *not withstanding a demented idiot driving through town with an erection
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Wrr posted:What if trucks that need a lot of clearance had like, a big antenna style flexible rod on part of the bumper that would smack against objects that it can't fit under as a way to warn drivers that they're going to have a bad time? Obviously it won't stop people from leaving their cranes up while driving and that sort of poo poo, but surely the thwack would provide some way of checking, right? I bet that concrete truck has some alarm to say the boom is up and that the lovely company has disabled it.
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Wrr posted:What if trucks that need a lot of clearance had like, a big antenna style flexible rod on part of the bumper that would smack against objects that it can't fit under as a way to warn drivers that they're going to have a bad time? Obviously it won't stop people from leaving their cranes up while driving and that sort of poo poo, but surely the thwack would provide some way of checking, right? My high school best friend’s dad did that thing where you hang a tennis ball from the garage ceiling so that when it bumps the windshield you know you’re out of room to pull forward. Didn’t stop him from leaving an impression of his fender in the wall.
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Wrr posted:What if trucks that need a lot of clearance had like, a big antenna style flexible rod on part of the bumper that would smack against objects that it can't fit under as a way to warn drivers that they're going to have a bad time? Obviously it won't stop people from leaving their cranes up while driving and that sort of poo poo, but surely the thwack would provide some way of checking, right? that would require the driver to slow down and check the bridge against the plastic rod at a walking pace rather than just barreling through, and if the driver is conscientious enough to do that, he probably doesn't need the rod.
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Better technique than Ivane. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCrn-VJmpgE
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Ola posted:I bet that concrete truck has some alarm to say the boom is up and that the lovely company has disabled it. Alarm nothing, the truck should not be capable of driving unless the boom is in stowed position
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