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Alucard posted:If that's a daily likelihood I think your odds of making GBS threads your pants at least once over a year is just north of 10%. With a team of 6, that's a 50-50 shot at least one of them poo poo themselves last year. It's a stupid loving argument to begin with. What are the chances that hard hat will have to stop a dropped object today? What are the chances that arc flash suit will have to stop an exploding MV breaker today? What are the chances a face shield will have to stop an exploding grinder disc today? and so on.
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Platystemon posted:Note to self: never take a job 
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TotalLossBrain posted:It's a stupid loving argument to begin with. There’s also the small issue that far more than point zero three percent of the population has already been put in the ground by COVID.
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Oof, that snapping sound near the end might as well have been one of my bones.
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I'm going to assume that machine is being driven by someone and isn't a robot that's one lightning strike away from trimming people
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Platystemon posted:There’s also the small issue that far more than point zero three percent of the population has already been put in the ground by COVID. But this is the insidious problem with COVID - it ISN'T that much more, if you're just looking at percentages (which of course is why he does it). Current US pop is 329.5 million, current COVID deaths are 844,000. That's 0.26% of the population. So I mean, certainly more than 0.03%, but not enough to shut down idiots like Mike Rowe - he'd just shrug and go "99.97%, 99.74%, what's the difference, it's an incredibly small number!" Which, yeah, saying it that way it sounds minor enough to fellow idiots that they go  "YEAH! Why are we doing all this stuff for such a small number!"
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SyNack Sassimov posted:But this is the insidious problem with COVID - it ISN'T that much more, if you're just looking at percentages (which of course is why he does it). Current US pop is 329.5 million, current COVID deaths are 844,000. That's 0.26% of the population. So I mean, certainly more than 0.03%, but not enough to shut down idiots like Mike Rowe - he'd just shrug and go "99.97%, 99.74%, what's the difference, it's an incredibly small number!" Which, yeah, saying it that way it sounds minor enough to fellow idiots that they go The solution is to put COVID in Mike Rowe's rear end.
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Lmao wtf is the point. Heirloom in your glove box?
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ILL Machina posted:Lmao wtf is the point. Heirloom in your glove box? Littering, water pollution, illegal dumping and other such charges
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Jan 14, 2022 03:22
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quote:5,333 workers died on the job in 2019 source Well, justices, you may as well shut the whole thing down.
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MrYenko posted:Note to self: never
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Kith posted:fuuuuck. The comment section on that battery video tho 
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Platystemon posted:Note to self: never take a job
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Post poste posted:Littering, water pollution, illegal dumping and other such charges In I think Minnesota it's not illegal for your vehicle to fall through ice on a lake, but it is illegal to leave it there for the reasons you described.
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Post poste posted:Littering, water pollution, illegal dumping and other such charges Oh yes good points.
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Could be a supply chain issue. We're using whatever jars we can lay our hands on atm.
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Post poste posted:Littering, water pollution, illegal dumping and other such charges But then you will have to throw the battery back in anyway.
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Nenonen posted:But then you will have to throw the battery back in anyway. Depends on if its a lake or the ocean. Remember the rhyme. If the water be fresh, fish'll be distressed If the water be salt, fish'll need the volt!
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The Lone Badger posted:Could be a supply chain issue. We're using whatever jars we can lay our hands on atm. Yeah, island logistics issue. Picture is from Foodland, a Hawaii grocery store. The bears are from a local honey producer and thus were already here on island.
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Platystemon posted:source What the gently caress. There were 806 deaths on the job (309 of those on their way to/from the job) in Germany in 2019. 9.7 deaths/million in Germany, 22.3 in USA‽ And I don't even know if OSHA counts commute. Without commute it's 6 per million in Germany…
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Antigravitas posted:And I don't even know if OSHA counts commute What does your heart tell you?
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Libya crane collapse. I guess the building and the crane have been standing there incomplete since the revolution. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PteUytPJHiQ
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nomad2020 posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IiJAq53knwc&t=557s He's zany AF but behind the theatrics he does some really cool poo poo
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Antigravitas posted:What the gently caress. https://slate.com/business/2013/04/international-factory-safety.html
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Antigravitas posted:Imagine I posted a giant image of a fractal of guillotines. I kind of get the argument that you need to balance work-risk against the benefits of that work - in Germany, doing unprotected lead acid battery refurbishment will always make your life worse than just being unemployed. In Bangladesh, it may be a step up in quality of life and life expectancy compared to unemployment, if you're poor? On the other hand, if you put some sort of global minimum safety rules in place, Bangladesh would still need car batteries, local repair work would still be cheaper than the alternatives, and you'd stop a whole lot of very preventable injuries and deaths. An alternative would be to make the safety rules part of the import requirements of interested countries - so like renewable wood and CE-marked electronics, you require imported goods to be made with some level of worker protection. Of course, a system like that would be vulnerable to local workarounds, from outright faking certification, through bribing inspectors, up to unofficial national support for certifying anyone who asks to keep the exports up. You'd need an IAEA-like international team of inspectors to make it work, and that ... seems unlikely.
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Let’s cut lead with a chainsaw! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uokVAZ4Tb7A
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biracial bear for uncut posted:Has sound, but it doesn't make things any better. "gently caress this traffic. Ow. Ow. Ow. Too bouncy...gently caress it. I'm done."
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D34THROW posted:"gently caress this traffic. Ow. Ow. Ow. Too bouncy...gently caress it. I'm done." It looked to me like a vehicular potty dance.
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biracial bear for uncut posted:Has sound, but it doesn't make things any better. poor guy got overexcited and sleepy
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In hindsight, the bat train wasn't as easy to hide as Bruce thought.
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