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WorldsStongestNerd posted:If you like steam leaks go look up high pressure hydraulic hose pin hole leaks on heavy machinery and what happens when a thin stream of hydraulic fluid is injected into human flesh. The issue isn't that you're burned , but that a necrotizing poison is embedded in the muscle. I thought the issue was that you had liquid thst your body is unable to disperse, sitting there blocking blood-flow. Well, that and all the skin bacteria that juat got a ride deep inside your tissues.
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WorldsStongestNerd posted:If you like steam leaks go look up high pressure hydraulic hose pin hole leaks on heavy machinery and what happens when a thin stream of hydraulic fluid is injected into human flesh. The issue isn't that you're burned , but that a necrotizing poison is embedded in the muscle. I remember reading about a guy who gave himself an autoimmune type illness by using a pressure washer in shorts and lacerating the skin on his legs.
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Another great way to misuse a jack for fun and profit! https://i.imgur.com/yuwPbRd.mp4
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May 6, 2021 07:39
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May 6, 2021 08:59
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The landing...the sound it makes...I'm hoping it didn't hurt too badly. https://va.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_qsn979XTdK1w5pr9j.mp4 Edit: I thought he was on the roof to do some work, but it looks like he just jumped off, so I guess this may not be entirely OSHA-per se. Still, this video needs to be shown to people who don't understand how many ways you could hurt yourself from a height such as this. Vlaphor fucked around with this message at 13:54 on May 6, 2021 |
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May 6, 2021 13:03
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You're supposed to bend your knees so they take the impact elastically. That person locked their knees and that's not a good thing for any of their joints - ankles, knees, hips all were at risk.
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May 6, 2021 13:32
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Nenonen posted:You're supposed to bend your knees so they take the impact elastically. That person locked their knees and that's not a good thing for any of their joints - ankles, knees, hips all were at risk. His knees exploded, he likely fractured them both but at minimum blew out his ACL/PCL's as you can see in one frame his tibias anteriorly dislocate.
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May 6, 2021 13:35
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Vlaphor posted:The landing...the sound it makes...I'm hoping it didn't hurt too badly. The sound and way he looked made me physically ill, jesus christ.
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May 6, 2021 13:38
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that was the first OSHA video to make me cringe and audibly gasp in a while; I've fractured my hip, broken my tibia and hosed up my knees all on separate occasions, I cannot imagine doing it all at once.
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MF_James posted:that was the first OSHA video to make me cringe and audibly gasp in a while; I've fractured my hip, broken my tibia and hosed up my knees all on separate occasions, I cannot imagine doing it all at once. worked with a patient who compound fractured both of his tibias on one of those lake blob things, instead of laying on it this person crouched down, which shattered both their legs through the skin, then landed them in the lake filling their medullary cavities with lake water causing a massive infection. 
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LifeSunDeath posted:worked with a patient who compound fractured both of his tibias on one of those lake blob things, instead of laying on it this person crouched down, which shattered both their legs through the skin, then landed them in the lake filling their medullary cavities with lake water causing a massive infection. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-K7fCQlUhj0
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May 6, 2021 13:46
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LifeSunDeath posted:worked with a patient who compound fractured both of his tibias on one of those lake blob things, instead of laying on it this person crouched down, which shattered both their legs through the skin, then landed them in the lake filling their medullary cavities with lake water causing a massive infection. oh god that is a nightmare and is making my legs hurt.
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LifeSunDeath posted:worked with a patient who compound fractured both of his tibias on one of those lake blob things, instead of laying on it this person crouched down, which shattered both their legs through the skin, then landed them in the lake filling their medullary cavities with lake water causing a massive infection. Great, one more thing I’m going to have to remember to never use.
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May 6, 2021 16:16
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Kibayasu posted:Great, one more thing I’m going to have to remember to never use. I mean, just don't use it wrong. Lay down on it like you're supposed to and you're only getting launched out of control a few stories in the air to then come back down and smack the water somewhere near-ish.
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Vlaphor posted:The landing...the sound it makes...I'm hoping it didn't hurt too badly. There will never be a day in that guy's life he doesn't feel the consequences of that
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May 6, 2021 18:53
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Free drugs at work? In this economy?!
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May 6, 2021 19:45
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May 6, 2021 19:56
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Marcade posted:You've never seen a home school bus before?
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You have to see this in motion. https://twitter.com/BrodyLogan/status/1390271590093447169
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May 6, 2021 22:58
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http://ohiochannel.org/video/ohio-controlling-board-5-3-2021 The real magic happens at 3:30, flawless editing.
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“Ha, those dumb lie-berals will have no idea I’m driving back from dropping my mistress off at Planned Parenthood. Time to insist on an anti-abortion rider for their nanny-state bullshit.” <turns on Zoom background> <buckles seat belt>
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May 6, 2021 23:08
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Maybe she wanted to get the full motorcycling experience without knowing how to ride one. looks like she did
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nomad2020 posted:http://ohiochannel.org/video/ohio-controlling-board-5-3-2021 Performance artists should throw in the towel. There’s no way they can follow this act.
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Memento posted:Maybe she wanted to get the full motorcycling experience without knowing how to ride one. Including being in an accident cause by a car/truck driver.
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That's the funniest high side I've seen in a long time. Front suspension doesn't look collapsed either when it's strapped. But who reads their owners manual for transportation tips and tricks? That is the laziest strap job and she deserves her injuries.
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May 7, 2021 00:54
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CRUSTY MINGE posted:That's the funniest high side I've seen in a long time. Front suspension doesn't look collapsed either when it's strapped. But who reads their owners manual for transportation tips and tricks? But the good ol' boy said, after strapping it down, "That ain't goin' nowhere" so clearly it wasn't his fault.
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I doubt she had any hand in putting the motorcycle in the truck bed and they probably convinced her to do it for the tiktok views. It's not her fault
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Sagebrush posted:I doubt she had any hand in putting the motorcycle in the truck bed and they probably convinced her to do it for the tiktok views. It's not her fault Looks like a landscape trailer with a tonneau cover in the foreground. Which is good if you're going to get run over going around a corner.
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https://twitter.com/engineeringvidz/status/1390347167986946049 I'm actually gonna err on "Okay that's a neat trick"...if only they had more actual coverage or if it was actually affixed to their head. The casing should do pretty well stopping the IR and UV light that damage your eyeballs. So A+ for ingenuity And a D for actual execution.
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That's on a trailer, not a truck bed. When you strap a bike down, it's supposed to be upright, not on its' kickstand. You throw all your weight on the front suspension while whoever #2 is throws straps around it to hold the shocks in a collapsed position. Two straps, from around the triple tree, one to each front corner of the trailer, alternating tightening straps. You can add more straps to the back, but if you do it well enough on the front, you don't need them on the back. That harley is on the kickstand, wheel is cocked, no real tension on those straps. She put her faith in the idiot towing it and paid the price. Bet it had less than 1000 miles on it too.
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I wouldn't be surprised if it damaged the camera sensor. Better that than your eyes, but I'd suggest using a phone that no longer gets updates.
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Alkydere posted:https://twitter.com/engineeringvidz/status/1390347167986946049 It's a diy implementation of tech that actually exists for welders at least.
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Computer viking posted:I wouldn't be surprised if it damaged the camera sensor. Better that than your eyes, but I'd suggest using a phone that no longer gets updates. Nah, should be fine. IR and UV won't damage a sensor. Damage from pointing a camera sensor at something like the sun is purely from the focused heat of a light ray.
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Bloody Hedgehog posted:Nah, should be fine. IR and UV won't damage a sensor. Considering an arc weld gets hotter than the surface of the sun in one small spot...not to mention brighter I'm pretty sure the camera isn't long for this world if used like that more than once or twice. As said, way better than using your unshielded eyes.
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Alkydere posted:Considering an arc weld gets hotter than the surface of the sun in one small spot...not to mention brighter I'm pretty sure the camera isn't long for this world if used like that more than once or twice. No, it's fine. The temp of the arc itself doesn't matter, it's the projected light that matters. The light on a welder of any type is not coherent enough to focus with a lens, which would then cause intense heat build up in one spot. It would be like trying to focus firelight through a lens to burn something. Not happening.
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I had thought you could burn out a sensor, but I just checked a photography site and they said:quote:It is very unlikely that the light from a welding torch will physically damage your camcorder in the same way pointing your camera at the sun would. Welding equipment does throw off an awful lot of light, with some of the most damaging light produced in the IR and UV spectrum, which is invisible to humans. Your camcorder can “see” this light, however, and it may affect the exposure in unpredictable ways. tl:dr it'll gently caress up your exposure, but not your camera.
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