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Alkydere posted:Russian BT-5 or BT-7 tank. Those things were kinda notorious for actually having way too much zoom for a tank and being hard to drive. Seriously, imagine a trying to handle a 14 tonne vehicle with enough zoomies under the hood to get over 80 KPH on a decent road (and 50 KPH offroad). So 1 mpg?
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Spinz posted:So 1 mpg? 160 miles road range for 160 gallons, so yeah 1 mpg, or about 0.45 offroad at a whole 75 miles range.
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Ror posted:I was googling stuff about the cave and came across this Mormon family website that documents all of their outdoor adventures.
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zedprime posted:There's a hundred safe ways to handle broken pallets depending what you have on them and these guys choose round house kicks. pretty good thread title if you ask me
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Pretty  footage of a backdraft in a house fire: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnUA04wyHg4 Ror posted:I was googling stuff about the cave and came across this Mormon family website that documents all of their outdoor adventures. I'd be seriously worried about oxygen content in a confined space like that below ground, even before you cram it full of people
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aphid_licker posted:Pretty just give yourself 6 hours and make sure you bring a map itll be fine! It's Utah's MOST popular cave! what could go wrong!?
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Bring one of those machines they use to remove the overburden on coal seams. Enjoy sunlight and fresh air while you spelunk.
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The Lone Badger posted:Bring one of those machines they use to remove the overburden on coal seams. Enjoy sunlight and fresh air while you spelunk. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azEvfD4C6ow
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Alkydere posted:Russian BT-5 or BT-7 tank. Those things were kinda notorious for actually having way too much zoom for a tank and being hard to drive. Seriously, imagine a trying to handle a 14 tonne vehicle with enough zoomies under the hood to get over 80 KPH on a decent road (and 50 KPH offroad). Pretty sure the BT-7 killed its creator E: can't find anything to substantiate that. Might have been a legend or a crossed neuron EvenWorseOpinions fucked around with this message at 18:53 on Apr 16, 2021 |
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OSHA content was just generated by the forums being down: I was almost forced to engage with my actual workplace and job. That's where the OSHA danger lives!
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Wrr posted:OSHA content was just generated by the forums being down: I was almost forced to engage with my actual workplace and job. That's where the OSHA danger lives! I got three different messages over the four hours, one saying that the maintenance break in 4th of April should end soon. One was "unavailable", other one was "Go away" and the final one said that "we are doing some quick maintenance". So you have the breaker locks or you don't, hotswapping live poo poo and making changes on the "production" version is OSHA as poo poo, as far as software engineering discipline is considered.
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You're the guy that wants to watch the handyman do your wiring aren't you? Go away, it'll be all fixed in an hour you don't need to see how it's done
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EvenWorseOpinions posted:You're the guy that wants to watch the handyman do your wiring aren't you? Go away, it'll be all fixed in an hour you don't need to see how it's done I'm the guy who wants to see "Under maintenance go away" from the minute it starts to the moment it ends.
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they were trying to fix problems with archives (which had some changes needed to main forums) and in traditional SA fashion, something went terribly wrong. Jeffrey said there will be a post-mortem post about it.
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`Nemesis posted:they were trying to fix problems with archives (which had some changes needed to main forums) and in traditional SA fashion, something went terribly wrong. Jeffrey said there will be a post-mortem post about it. Yes, and while I know that I am being a pedantic rear end in a top hat about this, their redirects and "Go aways" did not work or gave wrong ideas so that was done improperly from the viewpoint of software engineering OSHA. So loving probate me on this if I am incorrect.
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I wouldn't think software engineering has OSHA, there's just professional standards. Unless you're programming the Therac-25.
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packetmantis posted:I wouldn't think software engineering has OSHA, there's just professional standards. The problem with software development is that everyone ought to be developing as if they were programming the Therac-25 but always end up developing as if they did program the Therac-25.
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The problem with doing business in reality is that you need to find the happy medium between spuriously lax and spuriously careful. Medical devices programmed like web forums will kill people. Web forums programmed like medical device software doesn't really help anyone to any appreciable degree. Not especially a two way street.
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They should just delete the archives.
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Just set up one of those drink wate desk birds to always hit "Y" Osha appoved no human contact no human dangers! 
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 https://va.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_qrn5w2Lm181r0uzl6.mp4https://va.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_qritjuELdz1vy4sqt.mp4 Mod edit: edited in nms tags (person being badly injured) Somebody fucked around with this message at 18:06 on Apr 17, 2021 |
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Weembles posted:The problem with software development is that everyone ought to be developing as if they were programming the Therac-25 but always end up developing as if they did program the Therac-25. Stealing this.
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Nfcknblvbl posted:My high school had its basketball gym closed for the filming of Remember the Titans. When the crew left, we had a brand new floor but the mascot wasn't ours. incredible
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I had to point out to two people today that no, you shouldn't reach under the 3,000 pound lift of lumber that's being held up on one end by a forklift. To their credit once I pointed out how little arm they'd have left if the hydraulics failed they understood and didn't even consider it again, but still.
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That guy didn’t trigger the overweight either. You’d think there’s be some kind of allowance there.
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How come they haven't set up a camera that's level with the bar itself.
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Nfcknblvbl posted:My high school had its basketball gym closed for the filming of Remember the Titans. When the crew left, we had a brand new floor but the mascot wasn't ours. Idgi
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Duzzy Funlop posted:Idgi His high school mascot was not the Titans? It's pretty simple.
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Was that "click" the sound of the guy's leg breaking? Somebody fucked around with this message at 18:06 on Apr 17, 2021 |
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Megillah Gorilla posted:Was that "click" the sound of the guy's leg breaking? 
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https://twitter.com/amywestervelt/status/1383060772230615044 https://drillednews.com/the-chemical-weapon-next-door/ quote:The modified HF used in the Torrance and Wilmington refineries has around six to 10% of sulfolane added to reduce the chemical’s volatility, which should prevent the HF from forming a vapor cloud when released. Essentially the sulfolane is intended to ground the HF, keeping it in liquid form, and therefore not a danger to the public. However this amount of sulfolane, Hayati said, is too little a percentage to prevent MHF from exhibiting the same vapor cloud behavior as HF exhibits on release. And there’s another wrinkle: Sulfolane can prevent alkylation units, which are integral in the conversion process from crude oil to high quality gasoline, from properly functioning. According to Hayati, in 1997 the additive caused the MHF unit to malfunction, and the Torrance refinery reverted back to using HF. quote:In April 2019, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health concluded that MHF should be phased out of the two refineries, as the current healthcare structure is inadequately equipped to respond to the atrocities that would result in the event of a chemical release. However later that year, the South Coast Air Quality Management District killed the push for stronger regulation, instead opting for safeguards that were suggested by the oil refineries themselves, saying “now is not the time” to phase out the deadly acid. Phasing out the people liquefying acid cloud would be unfair to those already dissolved by it.
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C.M. Kruger posted:https://twitter.com/amywestervelt/status/1383060772230615044 Jesus christ, I'm always amazed by how petrochemical plants are slap bang in the middle of residential neighborhoods in major US cities like LA. Looking on google maps I see housing less than 50 meters from the plant itself and all the reviews are from residents saying it's effecting their health and they can't breath. Also see Cancer valley along the Mississippi river and Baton Rouge. e: USCSB has a video on the Torrence explosion. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JplAKJrgyew The Real Amethyst fucked around with this message at 10:29 on Apr 17, 2021 |
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Hmm yes I love living next door to this. No need for concern citizens, this 3 hour burn off is a "normal safety procedure and poses no risk to health". Please go back to sleep. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZhEDALs1GqM In the event of organ liquefying hydrocarbons release, we will sound our child friendly musical siren. Jk we've never sounded this during any of the numerous explosions over the years and never will. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBDGnNQBrSk
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Der Kyhe posted:I got three different messages over the four hours, one saying that the maintenance break in 4th of April should end soon. One was "unavailable", other one was "Go away" and the final one said that "we are doing some quick maintenance". If you're doing industrial control analogy, is there any industrial control systems with versions other than production? (I hope there is, because its interesting) We had good times doing a bachelor thesis on PLC programming, and trying to program a welder for fusing plastic bags. We managed to turn it on, but forgot we also had to turn it off. Suddenly remembered when we saw the plastic burning. Luckily it was after normal work hours so nobody saw us loving up!
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The Real Amethyst posted:In the event of organ liquefying hydrocarbons release, we will sound our child friendly musical siren. Did you miss that they were talking not about hydrocarbons (those are what the plant processes) but about hydrofluoric acid (which it uses). I.e., bone hurting juice.
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Zopotantor posted:Did you miss that they were talking not about hydrocarbons (those are what the plant processes) but about hydrofluoric acid (which it uses). I just presumed HF/MHF was a hydrocarbon. I don't know anything about chemical terminology.
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In this case, it's refreshingly simple: hydrocarbons are made of hydrogen and carbon (only). They are the major components of oil and natural gas. As an example, methane is the simplest possible hydrocarbon: one carbon, four hydrogen around it. HF, hydrogen fluoride, is even smaller: one hydrogen bonded (loosely) to one fluor.
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Doesn't the fluorine love calcium, and basically ignore gloves/other PPE such that even a drop is enough to severely gently caress you up and possibly cause death due to your bones calcium being replaced by fluorine and breaking? Most acids are nightmare fuel, but fluorine was particularly loving awful.
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