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RandomBlue posted:why test it with a penis though? hosed up. Brand new way to install a Prince Albert, tattoo shops hate it! Sad snipe, this is fantastic though. NoneMoreNegative posted:The Tr... The Truck... The Fuc...
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withak posted:Pretty sure it was the detection method that got them sued. I think it's dumb that they have, or had, a patent on the safety system in the first place. It's such a fundamentally good and valuable feature that it should be required in every table saw sold. The government should have said "hey, this is awesome, we're going to nationalize this patent and pay you ten million dollars up front and royalties on every table saw sold in this country in the next 20 years, but everyone is going to use it and you can't lock other companies out." It's like if a car company had a patent on seat belts and refused to let anyone else use them.
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Gotta make sure you get that sweet tornado vid while standing on your porch as it passes by a few streets away. https://twitter.com/ScotPilie_Wx/status/1506447111658868753
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Sagebrush posted:I think it's dumb that they have, or had, a patent on the safety system in the first place. It's such a fundamentally good and valuable feature that it should be required in every table saw sold. The government should have said "hey, this is awesome, we're going to nationalize this patent and pay you ten million dollars up front and royalties on every table saw sold in this country in the next 20 years, but everyone is going to use it and you can't lock other companies out." This is basically the entire pharmaceutical industry's MO.
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Sagebrush posted:I think it's dumb that they have, or had, a patent on the safety system in the first place. It's such a fundamentally good and valuable feature that it should be required in every table saw sold. The government should have said "hey, this is awesome, we're going to nationalize this patent and pay you ten million dollars up front and royalties on every table saw sold in this country in the next 20 years, but everyone is going to use it and you can't lock other companies out." Fun Fact that the inventor of the 3 point seat belt did patent it but let any car company use it.
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:More likely an Aeroflot flight 593 reference. "Summary: Pilot error, untrained minor in command of controls" is probably a unique achievement among Wikipedia aviation disaster pages. I hope.
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mom and dad fight a lot posted:If this is a Michael Crichton (Airframe) reference, Ornamental Dingbat posted:More likely an Aeroflot flight 593 reference. 
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Ah, Finland. That makes sense.
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Ugh, I hate thinking about swimming along underneath a solid ice layer possibly even more than I hate thinking about climbing down into a tiny hole in the ground. You know what, I think I'm just gonna stay inside from now on
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I have done ice swimming, I don't like it without sauna but some prefer it without. My favourite time was when I made a hole in the ice with axe myself, the gulf in front of the sauna was only knee deep so I had to slide my feet and body under the ice to get proper wet. No way I would dive under the ice though.
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Nenonen posted:I have done ice swimming, I don't like it without sauna but some prefer it without. My favourite time was when I made a hole in the ice with axe myself, the gulf in front of the sauna was only knee deep so I had to slide my feet and body under the ice to get proper wet. No way I would dive under the ice though. She's got a tether though. That is the way. Because then you know the way, which is a p key aspect of this Smacking open your own hole with an axe is cool, once or twice, and after that it's a dang tedium, esp when it's a foot or so. Takes the spontaneity out of it. Usually I have Enrique do it for me, of course. Swim, I mean.
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-Zydeco- posted:Gotta make sure you get that sweet tornado vid while standing on your porch as it passes by a few streets away. He's a professional meteorologist, so if he was being an idiot at least he was being a trained idiot.
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Why the fuckin poo poo didn't that bird just fly up there?
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It had to stop part way up to admire the Crocs
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Maybe you have me confused with the guy saying the conclusions drawn in the official report were wrong? If someone wants to correct me using the report, I'll change my mind but a memoir is not conclusive evidence.
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Sagebrush posted:I think it's dumb that they have, or had, a patent on the safety system in the first place. It's such a fundamentally good and valuable feature that it should be required in every table saw sold. The government should have said "hey, this is awesome, we're going to nationalize this patent and pay you ten million dollars up front and royalties on every table saw sold in this country in the next 20 years, but everyone is going to use it and you can't lock other companies out." You and the patent holder half agree. He wants it to be legally required and he wants to hold the patent and make all the money.
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Karate Bastard posted:Smacking open your own hole with an axe is cool
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Uh excuse me, you're in my spot.
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Where's that bird's fall-harness?
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Cat Hatter posted:Maybe you have me confused with the guy saying the conclusions drawn in the official report were wrong? So you're saying the conclusions of the report are correct, but that when writing the report the professional crash investigators didn't think of that obvious source of error that you based on your untrained intuition?
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Humbug Scoolbus posted:Where's that bird's fall-harness? For a bird, that's BASE jumping.
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Slabjacking is pretty cool. Plus, it’s called slabjacking.
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Slab jacking is fine.
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what's keeping it from just sinking down again once that foam falls apart
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Crunch Slabjack
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Cat Hatter posted:Maybe you have me confused with the guy saying the conclusions drawn in the official report were wrong? 
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moonmazed posted:what's keeping it from just sinking down again once that foam falls apart nothing! that's why mudjacking is better.
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tak posted:So you're saying the conclusions of the report are correct, but that when writing the report the professional crash investigators didn't think of that obvious source of error that you based on your untrained intuition? No, I'm imagining a reason the investigators would have said the evidence was inconclusive while acknowledging that I am spitballing ideas. For all I know they said the evidence was inconclusive because they saw two morons were fiddling with all the knobs before they could be examined.
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Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:Slabjacking is pretty cool. Plus, it’s called slabjacking. If it goes bad can we call it slabjackling? Atticus_1354 posted:You and the patent holder half agree. He wants it to be legally required and he wants to hold the patent and make all the money. I wonder if there is any kind of precedent for what is essentially emminent domain on patent ideas for the greater good. LIke the polio vaccine or penicillin. If somebody came up with a pill that cures all types of cancer the person that invented it deserves some cash (along with the accolades of saving millions of lives) but surely the government would step in to avoid a Shkreli situation. ChesterJT fucked around with this message at 01:41 on Mar 24, 2022 |
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moonmazed posted:what's keeping it from just sinking down again once that foam falls apart It's pretty sturdy foam, it doesn't just disappear.
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ChesterJT posted:I wonder if there is any kind of precedent for what is essentially emminent domain on patent ideas for the greater good. The government can absolutely eminent domain IP.
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withak posted:It's pretty sturdy foam, it doesn't just disappear. and even if it does, you can just splooge in some more foam
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I watched them raise an entire 8 unit apartment building that had settled. But they used some sort of high psi mud, not foam. There were a couple blowouts of the slab which resulted in mud on the ceilings. And when a building that’s been slowly settling for 30 years suddenly gets straightened out, you get a lot of popped drywall seams. A lot.
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Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:I watched them raise an entire 8 unit apartment building that had settled. But they used some sort of high psi mud, not foam. That's mudjacking!
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