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Replace the picture of trump with a picture of biden and repost it back to them These people are so loving stupid Edit: better yet obama
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Elephant Ambush posted:Replace the picture of trump with a picture of biden and repost it back to them I make my tea from reb tears #kinggeorgederangementsyndrome 
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Sincerely thanks for the quote, I never realized it was on mastodon which is why I couldn't find it
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Elephant Ambush posted:Replace the picture of trump with a picture of biden and repost it back to them poo poo, replace "this guy" with "this flag" and replace the face with a queer flag.
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Elephant Ambush posted:Replace the picture of trump with a picture of biden and repost it back to them Colin Kaepernick
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Apr 1, 2024 23:33
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BiggerBoat posted:Colin Kaepernick I always liked the outrage at him kneeling then the outage at the BLM protests "Why can't people peacefully protest????"
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Apr 1, 2024 23:36
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lol "hurt your feelings" "i think this behavior is beneath the dignity of the office" "are you feeeeeeeeelings hurt???" "trump says a lot of stupid and crass things" "are your feeeeeeeeelings hurt???" "trump's inaction and callousness killed millions of american" "lol sorry your feeeeeeelings can't take that, snowflake!!!"
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Medullah posted:I always liked the outrage at him kneeling then the outage at the BLM protests "Why can't people peacefully protest????" And doubly so when it was a former Green Beret who persuaded Kaepernick to kneel as a more respectful option.
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darthbob88 posted:And doubly so when it was a former Green Beret who persuaded Kaepernick to kneel as a more respectful option. NO HE DID IT BECAUSE HE HATES AMERICA AND HE SUCKS AT FOOTBALL - my dad
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darthbob88 posted:And doubly so when it was a former Green Beret who persuaded Kaepernick to kneel as a more respectful option. Pointing that out has had literally zero effect on anyone, as we've all learned to expect. There's always a reason why that doesn't count and it's still actually the Troop equivalent of the N-word.
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Their feelings do not care about your facts.
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This was on the shirt of the guy in front of me at the gas station. I guess he really misses 10% unemployment, wearing masks everywhere, and kids not in school.
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"well, why don't you then?" "I'm not a
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I would pay these people money for them to try it
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Apr 2, 2024 13:45
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blackmet posted:This was on the shirt of the guy in front of me at the gas station. Okuteru posted:"well, why don't you then?" (this probably only works because I'm a tall straight white Christian guy)
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Guavanaut posted:The Engineer (not valid in states where that's a registered profession) has spoken. How on earth would it be faster to recover, melt down, and re-cast (or forge) the steel than it would be to use existing stocks? If only in basic logistics, it would mean that you couldn't even have a stock of material ready to go on the reconstruction until recovery was completed. How does anyone think that Musk is anything but a drooling nepobaby at this point?
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The Islamic Shock posted:I'm a tall straight white Christian guy Username/post disappointment
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Walter posted:How on earth would it be faster to recover, melt down, and re-cast (or forge) the steel than it would be to use existing stocks? Well there are two answers to that. One is that he doesn't think about it at all. The other is that he believes you could fish the pieces out of the water and just stick them back in place as if it was a failed Lego project.
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Apr 2, 2024 15:42
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My new venture kne'X will allow anyone to build a bridge in 3-6 months out of modular components made in my Tesla gigafactories.
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Apr 2, 2024 15:45
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It's already bridge-shaped, just in pieces underwater! Half the work's already done!
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Yeah, he's absolutely just assuming you could grab the metal, straighten it out, and weld it back into place. He doesn't understand poo poo about
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This guy who wants to reuse busted up construction materials is humanity's only hope of becoming an interstellar species!
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"See the paper clip is totally fine!" I say as I try to straighten it out and it snaps in my fingers
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Musk showing up at the bridge site in a 'work the problem' tshirt with a truck full of duct tape.
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DarkHorse posted:I would pay these people money for them to try it How’s that family who moved to Russia for freedom working out?
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Musk showing up to the bridge site with an iPod submarine, calling the rescue workers there pedophiles.
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Got an ad for a t-shirt store on my work computer that was certainly... something.            
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some of those shirts are the longest book these people will read this year
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Skios posted:Got an ad for a t-shirt store on my work computer that was certainly... something. "Be not afraid father, I am Gabriel, messenger of Allah, rejoice at my coming!"
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Apr 2, 2024 19:30
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A friend replied to that one with "They asked God for a better parent, and they sent Child Protective Services."
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I'd wear this one. Edit: my third child can suck it I guess
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Apr 2, 2024 19:48
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Wow guess I owe Elon an apology, we found our innovator!
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Guavanaut posted:Wow guess I owe Elon an apology, we found our innovator! I don't understand how people can be this dense. I sincerely hope that this is an april fool's joke or something. There's just absolutely nothing in that post that is attached to reality in any way.
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A large 3D printer... from where exactly? Printing in steel presumably... again, where does this exist? And printing what, exactly? What STL files of bridges do you have lying around? Even assuming you could use the previous bridge's design (you can't, material properties are different) those files don't exist, and if you use AI to generate them who is going to analyze, inspect, approve, and install them? At least the bridge can have lots of extra fingers and knuckles
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DarkHorse posted:Printing in steel presumably... again, where does this exist? this part at least is pretty much commodity within the industrial context, although possibly not really the type of steel you want for a bridge
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Dirk the Average posted:I sincerely hope that this is an april fool's joke or something.
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Dirk the Average posted:I don't understand how people can be this dense. I sincerely hope that this is an april fool's joke or something. There's just absolutely nothing in that post that is attached to reality in any way. Dunning-Krueger gets misinterpreted and misquoted but there's some truth to the wrong reading. Some people are so arrogant that they assume the things they don't know about a topic must be inconsequential, because if they were important they'd know them because they're smart. This is a great example: this guy doesn't know a goddamn thing about what it would take to build a bridge like that but assumes that there's nothing important to know beyond what he already knows. In this case he's doubly stupid because he's bought into the bullshit about 3d printing, AI, etc and assumes that it can do what he proposes here. (This is the same way you get climate change deniers smugly asserting that they can "debunk" it by mentioning volcanoes, as if there's never been any climatologists who study the impact of volcanic emissions on the composition of the atmosphere and include it in their models.)
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DarkHorse posted:I would pay these people money for them to try it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ponylQTj_gg
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DarkHorse posted:A large 3D printer... from where exactly? quote:Beyond size, the EBAM 300 is also one of the fastest industrial 3D printers commercially available with a deposition rate ranging from 7 to 20 lbs. per hour. It produced a 10-foot-long titanium aircraft structure in 48 hours at a rate of approximately 15 lbs. of metal per hour. E: Quick back of the envelope math- If it takes 2 days to make a 10 foot structure, then to make an 8,500 foot bridge would take 1700 days, or about 4.7 printer-years of work, plus added time for the vertical size of the bridge. It'd be almost certainly be faster and cheaper to roll the members and weld them the usual way than to try 3d printing it. darthbob88 fucked around with this message at 21:31 on Apr 2, 2024 |
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