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Jean-Paul Shartre posted:Why was there a video camera in my dorm bedroom? Only fair since there was one in my bathroom https://i.imgur.com/rs9Tgzl.mp4
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If someone losing their boots is a sign they didn’t survive, what does losing their shirt signify?
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Tire practically shoved that stick up that dudes rear end.
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Orvin posted:If someone losing their boots is a sign they didn’t survive, what does losing their shirt signify?
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Orvin posted:If someone losing their boots is a sign they didn’t survive, what does losing their shirt signify? They’re about to lose a street fight.
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Orvin posted:If someone losing their boots is a sign they didn’t survive, what does losing their shirt signify? An ordinary day in Russia.
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mobby_6kl posted:https://i.imgur.com/Nf2MgBo.mp4 Reminds me of the (probably apocryphal) industrial automation story about the toothpaste boxes. A manufacturer was having some QC issues in the final stages of packaging where on an automated line a box would occasionally end up empty without a tube of toothpaste inside. The solution was to put a weighing plate on the belt and pause the line when an underweight box passed over so a technician could fix it and reset it. Seemed to be working fine for a few days, and then the alarm didn't go off for an entire day. The engineers went to investigate, and found that everything was working fine, except there were a few empty boxes on the floor and a box fan blowing on the belt. A technician explained he was annoyed at the constant interruption from the empty box weight sensor triggering, so he put a fan just in front of it to blow off all the empty boxes before they were weighed.
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mobby_6kl posted:https://i.imgur.com/Nf2MgBo.mp4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2qJODr43P0
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mobby_6kl posted:https://i.imgur.com/Nf2MgBo.mp4 Go home popsicle stick cannon, you are drunk.
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You'd think bears, of all people, would be pro renewable energy
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mobby_6kl posted:https://i.imgur.com/Nf2MgBo.mp4 Yeah entering the twister zone is full of hazards. Volume warning! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ti3rxut3I0&t=94s
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i watched a ship avoid a tight corner and then suprise there was another ship, they were both avoiding each other! 
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This is why the PCT method of hanging bear bags exists.
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KoRMaK posted:i watched a ship avoid a tight corner But when I looked down I saw only one set of ship prints
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KoRMaK posted:i watched a ship avoid a tight corner I’m always impressed when these large ships head up the cuyahoga. It’s very windy.
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Captain Hygiene posted:Rechewable energy
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Captain Hygiene posted:Molar power
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Preoptopus posted:Where is the hurricane in LA thread? Closest thing GBS has: https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=4034830 There are weather threads in SAL and C-SPAM talking about it.
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Platystemon posted:Closest thing GBS has: https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=4034830 Ty!
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John Wick of Dogs posted:But when I looked down I saw only one set of ship prints That, my son, is where I carried your rusty-assed garbage scow
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I've been showing these to my works Safety Officer and I hear a chuckle from his desk every time.
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Sub chat. https://twitter.com/dennisbhooper/status/1692965731657298247
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Vengarr posted:Can we post about the Titanic deathsub in this thread. Read an article today with a story I hadn’t heard before: Posted the other day and with the actual article instead of tweets containing screenshots of other tweets.
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KoRMaK posted:i watched a ship avoid a tight corner BELIEVELAND
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"We should take this exit, you jerk!"
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canyoneer posted:Reminds me of the (probably apocryphal) industrial automation story about the toothpaste boxes. whether or not it's true, it is a good reminder that usually the simple solution is better than over engineering things. I try to constantly hammer this into the head of the junior engineers who think that overcomplication is the best thing because "i learned it in school, so by god i'm going to use it."
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chrisgt posted:whether or not it's true, it is a good reminder that usually the simple solution is better than over engineering things. I try to constantly hammer this into the head of the junior engineers who think that overcomplication is the best thing because "i learned it in school, so by god i'm going to use it." I don’t have a source handy but I recall once seeing a clip of a mixed metals recycling line sorting magnetic metals out by cascading the finely divided material over a drop and using a magnet to pull the affected bits further away where say aluminum would more or less drop straight down. Pretty simple and elegant.
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If only there was a way for me to go down and away from these wasps
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canyoneer posted:Reminds me of the (probably apocryphal) industrial automation story about the toothpaste boxes. nah something akin to that is pretty standard practice for vibratory feeders when part orientation matters, you put a compressed air nozzle with a solenoid tied to the orientation sensor / machine vision / what have you and blow the parts turned the wrong way back into the bowl
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Scratch Monkey posted:If only there was a way for me to go down and away from these wasps And break the rhythm? Heh, uh, no. No thanks.
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shame on an IGA posted:nah something akin to that is pretty standard practice for vibratory feeders when part orientation matters, you put a compressed air nozzle with a solenoid tied to the orientation sensor / machine vision / what have you and blow the parts turned the wrong way back into the bowl This came up a lot on How It's Made, you can also do it when a high-speed feed sends the items briefly airborne and deflect them into the discard hopper instead of the next stage
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You can't blame their reaction, few people know that burial at sea is the proper and respectful method to retire a forklift at the end of its life
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chrisgt posted:whether or not it's true, it is a good reminder that usually the simple solution is better than over engineering things. I try to constantly hammer this into the head of the junior engineers who think that overcomplication is the best thing because "i learned it in school, so by god i'm going to use it." I've been on the other side if that though, where the simple solution is simple because it ignores everything that makes it complicated. Like a system that weighs the boxes and stops the lines when it detects an empty is simpler than one that rejects empty boxes and feeds them back to the machine. And even simpler is a fan that blows the boxes onto the floor. So you end up with leftover batch A tubes and missing batch A boxes, and someone simply takes batch B boxes to finish the run. So you simply recall all the effected batches when you discover the batch ID on your tubes don't match your boxes on outgoing product. Then you implement a simple fix to prevent mislabeled batches going out. Then a simple fix for that. And so on. Until your entire production line is a Rube Goldberg machine of simple fixes that constantly shut the line down anyway. 
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