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This wouldn't have happened if they programmed in Java or C.
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Nenonen posted:This wouldn't have happened if they programmed in Java or C. Instead of what, ASP?
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Jan 30, 2022 19:21
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no, I said to use CORBA
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Cojawfee posted:Do you people do this for every situation where it's very obvious what the person is saying but it's slightly different from what you say? If it was obvious the conversation wouldn't have happened. If a carpenter referred to a charlie clamp I'd think it's some special type of clamp I've never heard of, not being a carpenter. Not that he was unnecessarily using the military phoenetic alphabet. I even daily use the phoenetic alphabet in my job. ChesterJT fucked around with this message at 20:19 on Jan 30, 2022 |
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Jan 30, 2022 20:14
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This guy, being a certified forklift operator, is immune to stockroom mishaps. Such is the power of the certification.
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Jan 30, 2022 21:29
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MrYenko posted:This guy, being a certified forklift operator, is immune to stockroom mishaps. Such is the power of the certification. The other forklift operator on the left is trying to assassinate him, perhaps due to differing certification levels
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Jan 30, 2022 21:36
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Cojawfee posted:Do you people do this for every situation where it's very obvious what the person is saying but it's slightly different from what you say? Goons do this so consistently it's loving absurd. How else could they argue about literally nothing with a condescending attitude?
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Bruce Boxlicker posted:Goons do this so consistently it's loving absurd. How else could they argue about literally nothing with a condescending attitude? Wow listen up buddy our attitude isn't condescending, it's sardonic and vitriolic. How dare you call us condescending.
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MrYenko posted:This guy, being a certified forklift operator, is immune to stockroom mishaps. Such is the power of the certification. His gut says "something will fall" but his mind says "we can fix it & hopefully not affect production"
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Robert Facepalmer posted:Is that a bonus wasp nest in the corner? Maybe...the wasps nest, the snakes come in & take over, nobody knows how to handle it & we get federal agencies like "Wasp Preservation & Black Mold Treatment"
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I got used to reading MAC addresses aloud using the phonetic alphabet at an old job, so it's pretty second-nature to me.
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Letmebefrank posted:not only there are fire classes, they are also not always the same in different countries : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fire_class . I am sure this has never caused any mistakes #osha I min/max my fires with templates and prestige classes.
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tell me more about this river of coca
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Sagebrush posted:tell me more about this river of coca it's full of oil OP
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Original idea, do not steal: Rebrand petroleum as “coca butter”.
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ted hitler hunter posted:https://twitter.com/AFrontlines/status/1487246421099229184 really cool stuff. really really cool soooo cool edit: cant we just like, turn it off? or is it pressurized straight from the ground to this loving absolute shade tree hillbilly pipeline? sorry i dont know everything
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The company claims it’s already been shut down, but they also claim that the spill is contained, so take that with a grain of Oil-Dri.
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interwhat posted:really cool stuff. really really cool the pipes themselves contain a lotta oil too  they're also built like poo poo. when people talk about oil pipes threatening their water supply, they're not making things up. constantly leaking "acceptably," constantly bursting without anyone noticing for days, weeks, sometimes loving months, neglectfully and negligently managed, yada yada. they're ecological disasters guarded by cops and courts Potato Salad fucked around with this message at 03:50 on Jan 31, 2022 |
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Makes me think of that episode of the Simpsons where Krusty gives away a trampoline to Homer and then refuses to take it back after it hurts a bunch of people.
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Potato Salad posted:the pipes themselves contain a lotta oil too not only that, but even locally, repair shops dump oil and chemicals into floor drains, and even though they have separators that require maintenance that doesnt get done, they arent perfect. gently caress it all, man
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I don't know much about cars. For my own edification, how can you safely 'disarm' a tire that damaged and under that much pressure? Can you just let the pressure out of the valve like normal? I'm just imaging a tire that old having rotten rubber and getting more and more folded and cracked at the bottom and then ripping and causing an explosive decompression. Maybe I'm over estimating the pressure involved.
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Yeah, you would just drain it through the valve by removing the valve core. Only after everyone working in the tire shop takes a picture first.
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deoju posted:I don't know much about cars. For my own edification, how can you safely 'disarm' a tire that damaged and under that much pressure? Can you just let the pressure out of the valve like normal? I'm just imaging a tire that old having rotten rubber and getting more and more folded and cracked at the bottom and then ripping and causing an explosive decompression. Maybe I'm over estimating the pressure involved. A gun. Posing with the tire titties is extremely dangerous.
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Vlaphor posted:Makes me think of that episode of the Simpsons where Krusty gives away a trampoline to Homer and then refuses to take it back after it hurts a bunch of people. that's about as I high up I feel comfortable being in a ferris wheel, so it's not the worst deal
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deoju posted:I don't know much about cars. For my own edification, how can you safely 'disarm' a tire that damaged and under that much pressure? Can you just let the pressure out of the valve like normal? I'm just imaging a tire that old having rotten rubber and getting more and more folded and cracked at the bottom and then ripping and causing an explosive decompression. Maybe I'm over estimating the pressure involved. Treat it like loggers treat a dangerous tree. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-vvSX8lGYaw Stick it with explosives. Back off and set them off.
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Tunicate posted:I min/max my fires with templates and prestige classes. firey fire elemental shape of fire fire elemental master 10
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ted hitler hunter posted:https://twitter.com/AFrontlines/status/1487246421099229184 company reported it’s ok they built the pipeline outside the environment
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I once had a job managing some campus buildings for a summer, along with two other young, nerdy, and pedantic recent grads. Part of our training involved fire suppression basics, so the uni sent us to the fire station for 2 hours of incredibly boring, but straightforward, classroom lectures about which of the A-B-C types of extinguishers go with which fires, and how to use them, and also what happens if you use them the wrong way. Then we went outside to the parking lot, and the fire fighter teaching the class dragged a shallow metal box about 3’x3’ into an open area, filled it with gasoline, and lit it on fire. And then he handed me a water based canister extinguisher and told me to use it. I balked, because I just spent 2 hours being told this was a stupid idea. After I flat out refused to use it, he grumped and moved on to the other managers, who also reiterated, what the gently caress dude, is this a trick question? This is the wrong solution to this problem, why are you like this? Turns out, he meant for us to see, in action, what using the wrong extinguisher would do. Which is valid! But read the room, dude. You need more lesson plans than just, “assume recent college grads are too dumb to figure out basic cause and effect instructions and will do anything they’re told to do.” He ended up blasting the fire to demonstrate, because none of us wanted to be the idiot who used the wrong extinguisher.
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gently caress SNEEP posted:Something Awful was originally a website called Sailors Anonymous ryo: do you happen to know where sailors hang out? me: yes, here's the URL
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