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Vlaphor posted:I may not know my electricity, but something about this feels off. Wait is this in a loving junction box? Lolol amazing, hope you spent a few bucks more for a well-made PSU
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Vlaphor posted:I may not know my electricity, but something about this feels off. I have seen variations on this in several university and national labs. If you need a reasonably clean logic level supply that is controlled by something else you can spend a couple of thousand dollars on a keithley or a couple of bucks on parts and a beer for the lab tech to build it.
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The real OSHA is the national labs not following OSHA lmao.
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https://va.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_r2s0efRvzF1qigfjt.mp4 https://va.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_r2s4suT3vF1r0uzl6.mp4 "Chinese soldiers demonstrate anti-armor 'techniques', 1980s" https://va.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_r2oj6bJdfY1vmay6q.mp4 ekuNNN fucked around with this message at 02:04 on Nov 19, 2021 |
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ekuNNN posted:https://va.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_r2s0efRvzF1qigfjt.mp4
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I'm guessing those were acrobats or stage performers and not soldiers based on their weird movements.
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# ? Nov 19, 2021 03:40 |
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wiegieman posted:What's the thought process for these people? Winning in the court of public opinion is nice, I guess, but that's not the court that will decide whether you're guilty of negligent homicide. “If you have the facts on your side, pound the facts; if you have the law on your side, pound the law; if you have neither the facts nor the law, pound the table.”
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nomad2020 posted:the top 3 layers were flow racks where the pallets are on little sleds and roll forward to meet you This sounds like a terrible idea.
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Source4Leko posted:The real OSHA is the national labs not following OSHA lmao. https://www.science.org/content/article/near-disaster-federal-nuclear-weapons-laboratory-takes-hidden-toll-america-s-arsenal loving LANL, of course they'd pull this poo poo.
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# ? Nov 19, 2021 04:23 |
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There's being 'built like a brick shithouse' and then there's this guy.
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mycomancy posted:https://www.science.org/content/article/near-disaster-federal-nuclear-weapons-laboratory-takes-hidden-toll-america-s-arsenal LANL related, My personal favorite smart people OSHA is 'Using kitty litter as a nuclear waste absorbent buffer is OK. Using the wrong kitty litter is very not ok: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2015/mar/27/cat-litter-blamed-for-240m-radiation-leak-at-new-mexico-nuclear-waste-dump e: For the actual report this is a fun read: https://www.wipp.energy.gov/Special/TECHNICAL_ASSESSMENT_TEAM_REPORT.pdf StarkingBarfish fucked around with this message at 12:03 on Nov 19, 2021 |
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# ? Nov 19, 2021 14:04 |
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There has GOT to be a better way!
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# ? Nov 19, 2021 14:30 |
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"help! help! help! oh hai."
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Is "you're driving a car from the back seat" a common nightmare? 'cause I've had some myself, and so have a few people I know.
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StarkingBarfish posted:I have seen variations on this in several university and national labs. If you need a reasonably clean logic level supply that is controlled by something else you can spend a couple of thousand dollars on a keithley or a couple of bucks on parts and a beer for the lab tech to build it. Guilty as loving charged. I have four of those contraption in one of our labs
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Kith posted:Is "you're driving a car from the back seat" a common nightmare? 'cause I've had some myself, and so have a few people I know. When I was driving a manual, I had dreams of the footwell being too narrow and not being able to fit my feet past each other to properly control all three pedals. Things like pushing the accelerator when trying to use the brakes.
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Kith posted:Is "you're driving a car from the back seat" a common nightmare? 'cause I've had some myself, and so have a few people I know. Yeah I’ve I had that one and talked with other people who have. It’s an oddly specific thing for our sleeping brains to independently come up with.
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Platystemon posted:Yeah I’ve I had that one and talked with other people who have. Stop watching Commando before bed.
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Antigravitas posted:Guilty as loving charged. I have four of those contraption in one of our labs I try to use DIN mount supplies with actual names on them, but it's not always possible for every DC supply
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Cojawfee posted:I'm guessing those were acrobats or stage performers and not soldiers based on their weird movements. almost certainly soldiers, but putting on a filmed show for propaganda purposes you can get some weird jobs in the army, depending on what they need. russia's got a no-poo poo dance platoon https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2llGuuvjyQ back in the 60s this group was around for propaganda to boost russian culture, and now i guess its just for tradition's sake? its cool anyway, better than this poo poo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mRUImzd9FDo e: also whatever this is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UMLAGJcnpa8 Mr. Fall Down Terror fucked around with this message at 16:12 on Nov 19, 2021 |
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Uthor posted:When I was driving a manual, I had dreams of the footwell being too narrow and not being able to fit my feet past each other to properly control all three pedals. Things like pushing the accelerator when trying to use the brakes. Uthor posted:fit my feet past each other to properly control all three pedals
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Uthor posted:When I was driving a manual, I had dreams of the footwell being too narrow and not being able to fit my feet past each other to properly control all three pedals. Things like pushing the accelerator when trying to use the brakes. Driving in the back seat with no pedals at all; sometimes it's no windows instead. I assume they're just those weirdly specific control dreams like the ones where your teeth fall out.
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I know, loving idiots. There are 3 pedals, and we only got 2 feets, so we're hopelessly unable to properly operate a manual transmission even in the best of circumstances.
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I'm a die historic on the Fury road.
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Kith posted:Is "you're driving a car from the back seat" a common nightmare? 'cause I've had some myself, and so have a few people I know. Yeah when I was little, my variant was mom is suddenly gone so I get in the drivers seat and the road becomes a roller coaster and I'm driving on two itty bitty rails.
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Uthor posted:When I was driving a manual, I had dreams of the footwell being too narrow and not being able to fit my feet past each other to properly control all three pedals. Things like pushing the accelerator when trying to use the brakes. My dad has a '32 ford. If you drive it, your dreams can come true! (not his) My left food rides along the side of the footwell when I shift, my feet are touching when I'm on the brake and clutch at the same time. It sucks. AFewBricksShy fucked around with this message at 17:02 on Nov 19, 2021 |
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DandyLion posted:I know, loving idiots. There are 3 pedals, and we only got 2 feets, so we're hopelessly unable to properly operate a manual transmission even in the best of circumstances. Unless you were participating in WRC rally special stage, there really is no situation where you need to press brake and accelerator at the same time?
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Der Kyhe posted:Unless you were participating in WRC rally special stage, there really is no situation where you need to press brake and accelerator at the same time? I do it all the time rev matching when downshifting.
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Der Kyhe posted:Unless you were participating in WRC rally special stage, there really is no situation where you need to press brake and accelerator at the same time? Um...of course there is. You're slowing down to make a turn (brake), you blip the gas pedal to match revs when you shift gears to accelerate out of the turn. Heel-toeing is a pretty basic skill. Alternately you're driving my old '82 Supra in the winter and you need to give it some gas to keep it from stalling whenever the rpms approach idle.
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Der Kyhe posted:Unless you were participating in WRC rally special stage, there really is no situation where you need to press brake and accelerator at the same time? My Cavalier had a software bug that would sometimes cause the engine to stall if I pressed the clutch in while the wheels were turning (it would idle fine once I came to a complete stop, went away with a computer reflash). I tried braking while being on the gas one time. My left foot was used to pressing the clutch to the floor, so I accidentally slammed on the brakes and was lucky not to get rear ended.
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Uthor posted:My Cavalier had a software bug that would sometimes cause the engine to stall if I pressed the clutch in while the wheels were turning (it would idle fine once I came to a complete stop, went away with a computer reflash). I tried braking while being on the gas one time. My left foot was used to pressing the clutch to the floor, so I accidentally slammed on the brakes and was lucky not to get rear ended. It's more the other way around. You're on the brake and you use the side of your foot to your heel to just blip the gas just right. As the previous poster mentioned it's so you can have power out of the corner. Instead of shifting after you turn you do it before.
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I think there is maybe confusion here between left foot braking and heel toeing. When you heel toe it's all your right foot. Left foot braking is a whole different technique used for a different reason.
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Sisyphus tries co-op mode.
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Stanky Bean posted:I think there is maybe confusion here between left foot braking and heel toeing. When you heel toe it's all your right foot. Left foot braking is a whole different technique used for a different reason. Yeah, and heel-toeing is fine and fun to do on public roads if you're otherwise driving safely. If you're left foot braking on public roads then you're sort of inherently driving unsafely. I meant that in terms of the regular racing understanding of left foot braking but then I looked at the wiki page and found this which I had never heard of before. quote:However, some commentators do recommend left-foot braking as routine practice when driving vehicles fitted with an automatic transmission, when maneuvering at low speeds.[9] I guess that makes a little bit of sense but I imagine it still causes more problems than it solves by people getting their feet mixed up.
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I unironically love a good manual transmission derail.
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Stanky Bean posted:It's more the other way around. You're on the brake and you use the side of your foot to your heel to just blip the gas just right. As the previous poster mentioned it's so you can have power out of the corner. Instead of shifting after you turn you do it before. Yeah, I never got the handle on heel-toe.
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Aren't these things designed to withstand compressible forces since they're going to be put into the ground and have extra ground poured on top? Or am I confusing them with another type of identical concrete tube?
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They are meant to be entirely surrounded by dirt, not have force applied at two opposite points.
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Phanatic posted:Um...of course there is. You're slowing down to make a turn (brake), you blip the gas pedal to match revs when you shift gears to accelerate out of the turn. Heel-toeing is a pretty basic skill.
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