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Jul 18, 2022 13:36
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Humphreys posted:The future is OW!
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How much did that failure cost?
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By popular demand posted:How much did that failure cost? a split taint will cost you a ton at the hospital.
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Platystemon posted:
Aggressive-passive sign
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Jul 18, 2022 14:14
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I was all, "this is fine, what's the pro..." OH!
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Back sprain to the future
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By popular demand posted:How much did that failure cost? Possibly not that much, if that was just the (replaceable) propellers breaking?
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ncumbered_by_idgits posted:I was all, "this is fine, what's the pro..." OH! The ol' spicy splicy
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Nenonen posted:rusty shells are actually better, even a slight scratch from splinter gives you tetanus Plus it's just another flex from Russia. They are so rich and have such a massive GNP that they can afford to fire tens of thousands of vintage shells with a rich patina all over them. In poorer countries those shells would be in museums.
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Shaman Tank Spec posted:Plus it's just another flex from Russia. They are so rich and have such a massive GNP that they can afford to fire tens of thousands of vintage shells with a rich patina all over them. In poorer countries those shells would be in museums. Now they're in hospitals. Ehh... Sorry.
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Humphreys posted:The future is NO I'm loving impressed that's all it took to give someone a literal flying skateboard. How skinny was that pilot?
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Radio Paranoia posted:Welp, that's straight out of my box of deepest fears! Never seen a hot water supply before?
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Important limitation in Amazon's TOS: https://aws.amazon.com/service-terms/ quote:42.10. Acceptable Use; Safety-Critical Systems. Your use of the Lumberyard Materials must comply with the AWS Acceptable Use Policy. The Lumberyard Materials are not intended for use with life-critical or safety-critical systems, such as use in operation of medical equipment, automated transportation systems, autonomous vehicles, aircraft or air traffic control, nuclear facilities, manned spacecraft, or military use in connection with live combat. However, this restriction will not apply in the event of the occurrence (certified by the United States Centers for Disease Control or successor body) of a widespread viral infection transmitted via bites or contact with bodily fluids that causes human corpses to reanimate and seek to consume living human flesh, blood, brain or nerve tissue and is likely to result in the fall of organized civilization.
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DRINK ME posted:In the replies is this genius. It looks like a terrible location for a fire anyway, with long grass and trees nearby but add a big container of petrol… What always gets me in these videos is the amount of gasoline used. What, are you worried the big pile of loose dry wood will have trouble catching properly on fire once started?
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Mister Speaker posted:Truth. Wakeboarding douches are the bane of small-lake cottage country. Apart from creating wakes that disturb everyone, they cut too close to shore, causing undue erosion and sometimes knocking out pumps that supply water to small cottages. They are a problem here in Portland as well so our local radio station was interviewing a wakeboarder about new laws banning it in certain areas and he said, "I am worried that wakeboarding will be banned everywhere which would mean I couldn't hand down my craft to my kids." LOL!
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Gonna have to go all Freeman on the Water so your rights to create large annoying waves cannot be infringed
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ncumbered_by_idgits posted:I was all, "this is fine, what's the pro..." OH! can someone enlighten (no pun intended) the rest of us
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JPrime posted:can someone enlighten (no pun intended) the rest of us The mohel got a little carried away
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Phanatic posted:Important limitation in Amazon's TOS: What kind of hosed up wood is Amazon selling that can trigger a zombie apocalypse and why do they seemingly condone it? I mean if they have contingencies that allows them to continue operating during a zombie apocalypse, that's certainly one way to wipe out the competition (as if they didn't need yet another method to do so) though that plan falls apart if the banks, payment processors, and the internet collapse in the process. https://github.com/aws/lumberyard
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Aramis posted:What always gets me in these videos is the amount of gasoline used. What, are you worried the big pile of loose dry wood will have trouble catching properly on fire once started? people are so insane pouring gas on anything. I think they don't have a frame of reference for it and are so used to lighter fluid they think it's gonna light and then whoosh, instead of just straight explode.
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Isn't gas labeled as an explosive but diesel is just flammable? To start burn piles here in the PNW it was recommended to me by by a forest service employee to use old motor oil, not sure if that's legit or not.
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raggedphoto posted:Isn't gas labeled as an explosive but diesel is just flammable? To start burn piles here in the PNW it was recommended to me by by a forest service employee to use old motor oil, not sure if that's legit or not. Old motor oil is a good starter since you don't need much and it doesn't vaporize or otherwise explode when lit. It isn't really great but it's safer than gasoline or other accelerants. And most used motor oil is burned (in specialized heaters) so it's where it's going anyway.
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raggedphoto posted:Isn't gas labeled as an explosive but diesel is just flammable? To start burn piles here in the PNW it was recommended to me by by a forest service employee to use old motor oil, not sure if that's legit or not. Used to start the burn pile at the sawmill with a toilet paper roll soaked in diesel. Diesel is perfect for starting fires.
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Serjeant Buzfuz posted:Used to start the burn pile at the sawmill with a toilet paper roll soaked in diesel. Diesel is perfect for starting fires. Did you work at the sawmill or are you just a casual arsonist?
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Serjeant Buzfuz posted:Used to start the burn pile at the sawmill with a toilet paper roll soaked in diesel. Diesel is perfect for starting fires. Scholtz posted:Did you work at the sawmill or are you just a casual arsonist? You don't have to answer that.
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old bean factory posted:Now they're in hospitals. Ehh... Sorry. 
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Some years ago I made a comment here on how deadly the osprey was and some guy came up and said "not anymore, they got it figured out!"
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Aramis posted:What always gets me in these videos is the amount of gasoline used. What, are you worried the big pile of loose dry wood will have trouble catching properly on fire once started? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHjhP07HyAs
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What exactly happened in that Osprey accident? I'm not downloading the report because it's 147MB, but I'm guessing it got into a situation where one rotor was over the deck and one wasn't, and the aerodynamics were so different it ran out of control authority?
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It realized it's an Osprey and attempted to kill everyone inside it and everyone it could reach outside it.
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Scholtz posted:Did you work at the sawmill or are you just a casual arsonist? I'm no causal sir, semi professional probably.
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haveblue posted:What exactly happened in that Osprey accident? I'm not downloading the report because it's 147MB, but I'm guessing it got into a situation where one rotor was over the deck and one wasn't, and the aerodynamics were so different it ran out of control authority? This was a quick summary I found. quote:The investigation outlines a complex but low-risk mission. The Marine Corps determined the aircraft crashed due to facing too much downwash and not having the thrust to hold its hover, but the aircraft may also have been carrying too much weight, a Defense Department official told USNI News. Naval Air Systems Command engineers have since looked at the effect of the downwash on a landing aircraft and the amount of power the Osprey needs to overcome that downwash and land safely, and have since made some adjustments regarding how much weight an Osprey may carry on approach to a U.S. ship at sea to ensure it has the power it needs to land, the official said. The investigation report makes clear that no one was at fault in the incident and that all three personnel died in the line of duty and not due to misconduct.
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