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Jenny Agutter posted:"real" Pyrex hasn't been borosilicate for 20+ years so unless that bowl is older than the person waving a torch around it there's definitely a danger of glass explosion. Or is Pyrex a genericized term now? Clip lacks some context, the lady torching the bowl is one of the main food people at Bon Appetit she has a couple cooking show things. While I don't know how safe this is, I am sure the kitchen there is stocked with the right type of glassware. Pyrex is kind of a generic term though for this stuff.
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Okay, okay, whatever, she's a professional and i'm some mincing jackanape who burned tortillas by leaving them outside during a solar eclipse. but have you considered that she was doing something wrong, because she is a Woman??
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uihhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh (pushes pixel framed glasses up my atrocious goblinlike snout) i think you'll understand to believe that actually? all glass is soda pyrex boroughsilicon, which is thermally shocked and liable to explode at any minute. they did this because of Wal Mart, as you know.
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corgski posted:Airline forgot to pay for the lugnut package on their 737 max Actually, it's pilot error. During the preflight checklist, the crew failed to set the Fixed Automatic Lugnut Tightening System (FALTS) option to "SEC" in the onboard computer. Instead, they started their takeoff roll with the wheels at "SET". SEC setting stands for SECURE, and means that FALTS keeps the lugnuts fully tightened to design specifications. SET setting means that the wheels are set to be removed and in this mode, the FALTS allows the lugnuts to spin freely, enough so that tools are not required to remove them and it can be done by hand. A review of the CVR shows that the first officer called out setting FALTS but, critically, did not specify what option was to be chosen to which the captain replied "Set". The first officer believed that this meant that the pilot had confirmed that FALTS was configured according to the checklist, i.e. in SEC configuration, while the captainhad only called out the current setting. At this crucial moment, before they could notice the incorrect setting, the crew was interrupted by a Senior Vice President from Air Canada, who entered the cockpit unannounced to tell the crew that Air Canada was closing Air Canada subsidiary Jazz Aviation, for whom both the pilot and copilot had been employed for more than 20 years. After landing at their destination, "you fatcat union gangsters better pack your loving bags and be off [my aircraft] within 5 minutes of the last passenger getting off this shitheap of a plane" After the executive left the cockpit, the pilots resumed their preflight checklist, but, crucially, did not revisit the FALTS setting. After completing the checklist, the pilots requested ATC to taxi to position for takeoff. During taxiing and while waiting on the runway for takeoff clearance, the wheel was held in place by the weight of the plane pressing down on the various parts of the wheel assembly. Once the plane became airborne, said pressure disappated and the plane experienced an Unplanned Exit of the Wheel from the Aircraft Event (UEWAE). It is at this point that the CVR picked up audible concern from the passenger cabin and the pilots, noticing that FALTS now read OFF, indicating the lack of at least one wheel, started the UEWAE checklist. The crew declared an emergency and, after circling over the ocean to burn off fuel, was able to successfully land the aircraft back at the departing airport. The only reported injury was to Air Canada's quarterly earnings, for which both the captain and the copilot were subsequently fired. The NTSB, in it's final report, sighted the confusing interface of the flight management computer, the lack of audible warning indicating that the pilots were taking off with unsecured wheels, and a lack of training from the Jazz Airlines. Air Canada promised to send a memo to all company employees telling them to not let the wheels fall off their planes.
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Read the first sentence, skipped to the last, went 'yep sounds pretty typical' and almost clicked away 
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Azathoth posted:Actually, it's pilot error. You forgot to mention that our pilots are better and wouldn’t make such errors. 
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Was waiting for that post to lead to some ridiculous pun but it's still pretty good
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Here's more footage of that plane tire: https://twitter.com/cedricfaiche/status/1213609289627119619
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Would love to see where the wheel ended up
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Jenny Agutter posted:Would love to see where the wheel ended up Safely stowed in the overhead compartment. Hope they didn't exceed their baggage allowance though.
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The Dark One posted:Here's more footage of that plane tire: https://twitter.com/cedricfaiche/status/1213609289627119619 Some more flight info and pictures in this thread https://twitter.com/TomPodolec/status/1213602583220236288?s=20 Hillary 2024 fucked around with this message at 09:05 on Jan 5, 2020 |
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The wheel probably just came off as the people at the window seat didn't turn off there phones on take off like they were told to!
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Hillary 2020 posted:Some more flight info and pictures in this thread I'm counting out takeoff tom
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Mustached Demon posted:No shoes.
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corgski posted:Airline forgot to pay for the lugnut package on their 737 max Somebody missed lugnut day when they went to tire college.
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The new sonic movie looks like poo poo
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zedprime posted:Did they glow eerie blue while buzzing or wailing until a sudden popbang? That's a normal fault and what they are more or less made to do when wrapped in live cables or there's a transient event cause something's going on just down the line. Both! The overwhelming majority were that lovely blue, and from a distance the popbangs looked like very distant camera flashes. The big orange fireballs were much fewer, and around here were probably tree falls or flying debris impacts. Most of Seattle's electrical infrastructure was well exposed due to the normally very mild weather, and since then a lot of those lines have been buried, substations enclosed, etc in an overall effort to harden against similar storms, which have been becoming more frequent. It's actually worked very well, the neighborhood I'm in now was without power for nearly three weeks after that storm, and outages are now brief and few even in severe weather.
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Ignimbrite posted:Is that ball lightning? If I ever witness a ball lightning i'll make sure to throw a few sticks at it. For science. That looks mighty fake though...
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I wanna see something cool at work sometime, all I saw in pharma was a massive drug spill and a bunch of slips, trips and falls one of those slips was like a 4 point knee shatter
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MrQwerty posted:I wanna see something cool at work sometime, all I saw in pharma was a massive drug spill and a bunch of slips, trips and falls Be the change you wish to see in the world.
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That's some STALKER poo poo right there.
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Our beloved bridge strikes again. Truck drivers have become overconfident now that the bridge is taller. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQssl0sM9As
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GotLag posted:Does the excavator have enough reach to keep that scaffolding horizontal while bringing them back up? Looks like it and they probably rode it down there.
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Ignimbrite posted:Is that ball lightning? But that tiktok video is 100% fake. Just look at how the ball throws purple sparks randomly to grounded objects and especially how it doesn't illuminate the trees at all when it gets near them at the end. Captain Disillusion would probably know exactly which effects from which libraries they used.
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Ignimbrite posted:Is that ball lightning? Transformer exploding, clearly
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The Dark One posted:Here's more footage of that plane tire: https://twitter.com/cedricfaiche/status/1213609289627119619 That's a real good pilot. He/she put the wheel on the ground and then kept the plane hovering in ground effect, with the majority of its weight still supported by the wings, for a full ten seconds. You can see the transfer as the torque link folds up. Textbook technique for landing on a soft field or when you have an uncertain landing gear condition 
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Have some nice Sunday tractorfuckling with some bonus cranefuckling thrown in to spice things up: https://i.imgur.com/BxmV83o.gifv Kinky!
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angryrobots posted:Claire does nothing wrong. Ever. Oh poo poo. Didn't realize that was Claire FTBATK. Not that she hasn't had OSHA moments, but she can still do no wrong. Bad Munki posted:Have some nice Sunday tractorfuckling with some bonus cranefuckling thrown in to spice things up: Finally, revenge for all of the dismemberment meted out by tractors.
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Stop antagonizing the Tesla anomaly!
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Bad Munki posted:Have some nice Sunday tractorfuckling with some bonus cranefuckling thrown in to spice things up: Massey Ferguson, pffft. Growing up on a farm, the only time I saw a Massey was at a tractor/implement show (usually an antique), or in pieces in a shed. Crane appears to be fine, though.
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Guess I've been wrong all these years about what they mean by "tractor pull"
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Bad Munki posted:Have some nice Sunday tractorfuckling with some bonus cranefuckling thrown in to spice things up: Nice! It is the easy mode way to split a tractor.
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https://i.imgur.com/ooLc1bG.mp4 There’s sound but it’s best to leave it off...
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Cartoon Man posted:https://i.imgur.com/ooLc1bG.mp4 The machine gun on top of the vehicle ejecting its barrel is a pretty regular occurrence. The new version has a much quicker change out procedure but the older (pre-2010) one will quite happily launch its barrel downrange if you gently caress up the headspacing.
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