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Fancy_Breakfast posted:Waiting warmly for fully operational man hacks to become reality. You ever heard the saying "every time they make something idiot proof, someone designs a better idiot"? Well, the Alberta oilfield has gone through so many iterations, they've created an army of near perfect idiots.
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Platystemon posted:Medical gas fittings are supposed to be clearly labelled, but incompatible fittings have saved lives there. Do some research and report back on whether more people are killed in chemical emergencies by 1) having a respirator and a bunch of cartridges and tragically installing the wrong one 2) not having a respirator at all
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Powershift posted:You ever heard the saying "every time they make something idiot proof, someone designs a better idiot"? Yes but when are the Canadian oil companies going to mass purchase chainsaw manhacks to patrol the oil fields and make sure none of these idiots step out of line?
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Sagebrush posted:Do some research and report back on whether more people are killed in chemical emergencies by 3) using one of each cartridge to be protected against 2 things at once.
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Fancy_Breakfast posted:Yes but when are the Canadian oil companies going to mass purchase chainsaw manhacks to patrol the oil fields and make sure none of these idiots step out of line? When it becomes financially feesable. 
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I was actually thinking about a crawling drone treehugger that would be able to limb its way up and then cut the pole, arborist work is super loving dangerous filled with incomprehensible numbers of morons out there, I wish I had 20 million dollars in R&D I could throw at it to turn it into billions
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Powershift posted:When it becomes financially feesable. Thinking about rime desperately trying to climb up a frozen wind turbine while a pack of manhacks bounce off the steel walls and make a shitton of noise and sparks flying everywhere until  
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Except for some really weird combos most job sites are going to have one filter type indicated and you stock the site with that one. It's not like dudes are walking around and their belt meter dings "it's the butthole gas" and they sling a specific cartridge into their face mask like Keanu loading a shotgun. At that point you supply a specific cartridge to a site and they get plugged in ahead of time because if you are plugging them in when you need them you are already dead and we go back to the original point: don't bring your own cartridges you snuck off your last site they probably don't match the JRA.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kW7tWSc-FTo When the city doesn't patch roads, a group of digital effects artists will make a video about doing it themselves. Also use the timer to skip the sponsored segment.
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How long until the city came out to rip out their fix?
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Cojawfee posted:How long until the city came out to rip out their fix? 6 hours, that was 9 months ago and the new hole is still there.
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Jun 17, 2019 00:39
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Stupid_Sexy_Flander posted:But as an added bonus, you get a wicked deep Barry White voice when you inhale it, so your final moments are at least kinda funny. speaking of that, and of space https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gg0pMbc7Opk
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bad posts ahead!!! posted:is this actually possible? crossposted from the comic strip megathread: No. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OuA-znVMY3I
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Jun 17, 2019 00:58
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Hiring Mr Heang's construction company to come and beat poo poo with sticks for my next build https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1slK30YHOUE
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:Hiring Mr Heang's construction company to come and beat poo poo with sticks for my next build I would imagine the whole house becomes and underground swimming pool when it rains.
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Powershift posted:I would imagine the whole house becomes and underground swimming pool when it rains. Well that's easy, you just build it somewhere really dry and... *holds finger to ear* ...sorry, he built it where? Oh yeah, he's hosed.
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Jun 17, 2019 01:17
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My man is beating the hard, unyielding ground for 2 days until a swimming pool appears meanwhile I'm too lazy to go outside and skim the bugs off of mine.
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Jun 17, 2019 01:20
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I like how he just goes and steals a chunk from an ant colony to build his pool.
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Jun 17, 2019 01:31
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Powershift posted:When it becomes financially feesable. Is this for cooling, or portable ventilation instead of using a fume hood?
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Cthulu Carl posted:Is this for cooling, or portable ventilation instead of using a fume hood? yes
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Cthulu Carl posted:Is this for cooling, or portable ventilation instead of using a fume hood? Not sure, but it doesn't look like he's a big fan of it.
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Jun 17, 2019 01:53
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He’s a bit of a metal fan.
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:Hiring Mr Heang's construction company to come and beat poo poo with sticks for my next build Minecraft Raytracing mod looking good.
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 https://twitter.com/atomicthumbs/status/1140417382185177088?s=19 https://twitter.com/atomicthumbs/status/1140418968907206656?s=19
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It wasn't too much later that mercury was being explored as a basis for rocket fuel  "[i posted:Ignition![/i]"] quote:Firing the motor wouldn't be any problem; the problem lay in the fact that all of the mercury vapor in the atmosphere would not be good for the health of the (presumably) innocent inhabitants of the county —nor for our own. So a scrubber had to be built, a long pipelike affair down which the motor would be fired, and fitted with water sprays, filters, and assorted devices to condense and collect the mercury in the exhaust before it could get out into the atmosphere. We had it built and were about ready to go, when the Navy decided to shut down —"disestablish" —NARTS, and ordered us to ship the whole mercury setup to NOTS. With a sigh of relief, we complied, and handed them the wet baby. Saved by the bell! At NOTS, Dean Couch and D. G. Nyberg took over the job, and by March 1960 had completed their experiments. They used a 250-pound thrust RFNA-UDMH motor, and injected mercury through a tap in the chamber wall. And the thing did work. They used up to 31 volume percent of mercury in their runs, and found that at 20 percent they got a 40 percent increase in density impulse. (I had calculated 43.) As they were firing in the middle of the desert, they didn't bother with the scrubber. And they didn't poison a single rattlesnake. Technically, the system was a complete success. Practically—that was something else again.
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I’m only two minutes in but it keeps getting better. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3F-Tww516Cc
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:Hiring Mr Heang's construction company to come and beat poo poo with sticks for my next build and they say being a youtuber is an easy job
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Considering that the water was green when he poured it into his pool, I wonder how quickly that became a cesspool.
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probably like instantly? that video actually really amazes me because holy poo poo that's so much loving work for a fifteen minute youtube video. and it's not like that guy is actually gonna live in that house, as people have pointed out it's completely impractical for a multitude of reasons, which means he did hours upon hours of back breaking labor by hand all for... I dunno what 5 million views on youtube is worth? Like a couple thousand dollars at most right? crazy
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Jun 17, 2019 04:57
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It's more than that guy undermining an apartment block is getting, so fair play to him.
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I bet that money goes pretty far in whatever country he's in, although someone else with a camera is probably getting all the money and paying him garbage.
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Caesar Saladin posted:I bet that money goes pretty far in whatever country he's in, although someone else with a camera is probably getting all the money and paying him garbage. He's getting paid in experience, which is more valuable because it's not something you can buy.
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sunken fleet posted:probably like instantly? that video actually really amazes me because holy poo poo that's so much loving work for a fifteen minute youtube video. and it's not like that guy is actually gonna live in that house, as people have pointed out it's completely impractical for a multitude of reasons, which means he did hours upon hours of back breaking labor by hand all for... I dunno what 5 million views on youtube is worth? Like a couple thousand dollars at most right? That couple thousand dollars is like a fortune for them. There's a growing number of "primitive tech" channels out there, because these people are finding there's easy money to be made simply showing off the skills they use every day but which are exotic to westerners. It's like that old indian guy who makes videos of himself making gigantic amounts of food for his village. He get's more than enough money to pay for the food to feed his friends and neighbors, plus enough left over to live comfortably in his home.
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sunken fleet posted:probably like instantly? that video actually really amazes me because holy poo poo that's so much loving work for a fifteen minute youtube video. and it's not like that guy is actually gonna live in that house, as people have pointed out it's completely impractical for a multitude of reasons, which means he did hours upon hours of back breaking labor by hand all for... I dunno what 5 million views on youtube is worth? Like a couple thousand dollars at most right? I get the feeling the guy in that video is going to be building stuff whether or not Youtube is involved. Anyway, fifteen million views on the channel at ~$1/1,000 or even less is good money in a lot of parts of the world. I’m guessing he’s in, like, Colombia or Bolivia. Edit: ^^ Which Indian guy is that? I want to watch his videos.
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It's this guy. Dude will routinely get 30-million+ views on his vids. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6RdmyLAuJg
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the key thing is that enough of the steps are horseshit that he's most assuredly deploying power tools and modern building materials every time the camera cuts away
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LordSaturn posted:the key thing is that enough of the steps are horseshit that he's most assuredly deploying power tools and modern building materials every time the camera cuts away who cares man
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Bloody Hedgehog posted:It's this guy. Dude will routinely get 30-million+ views on his vids. Thanks, I love it. I hope grandpa is getting a piece of the action, and isn’t just being exploited by some guy with a camera. Even at a miserable CPM, those view numbers are WAY beyond paying for the food.
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The steps look level and wide enough to me.
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