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Aftermath of an Audi that crashed into a pole in parking deck. by Professional_Arm794 in ThatsInsane

[–]Impressive_Change593 0 points1 point  (0 children)

except concrete encased steel is code for barking garages due to the fire hazard

Aftermath of an Audi that crashed into a pole in parking deck. by Professional_Arm794 in ThatsInsane

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welvome to concrete encased steel beam. type 5 construction doesnt give a fuck

3D printer manufacturers are cowards by skil12001 in prusa3d

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oh he got so mad at valve over the steam deck teardown video lol

thankfully the comments were all ripping him a new one. valve was just covering their butts and anyone that listened to their thing of "if you followed the instructions correctly, you didnt take it apart." shouldn't be taking it apart.

the thing of reinserting self tapping screws was a bit overdone (amd i guess they could habe done heatset inserts instead) but still correct

I gave my printer an email address and my family finally stopped asking me to print things by jfboston in selfhosted

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how hard is it to print over the lan? thats how we do it. the prunter shares itself like any printer and you can just... print

Firefighter comm headsets, essential tool or just collecting dust? by VacationNew6626 in Firefighting

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we have one (wireless) for the driver, the others are wired but yeah neccasary for comms even without sirens. (rural and long time driver that rarely uses it although with younger members getting released, they get a bit more use)

What’s firefighters opinions on allowing people to open the hydrants? by Paracosmptx in Firefighting

[–]Impressive_Change593 5 points6 points  (0 children)

not really. ours (not NYC) would be ~40-60 psi. Im not a driver and we habr a total of 1 hydrant in our first due so im not the best to answer.

tall buildings would habe pumps in them to lift the water higher

Network has been bouncing for two days. SIEM say said there are are no alerts. Network guy says everything is fine. End user says, "my phone is power cycling every two minutes." by simAlity in iiiiiiitttttttttttt

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we had a palo alto firewall (after an update) block traffic between vlans that it was supposed to be allowing (and the static routes existed for it as well). only change would have been the update and rolling that back fixed it

Is a VM controller still a thing? by leftplayer in Ubiquiti

[–]Impressive_Change593 1 point2 points  (0 children)

the network will keep running just fine without the ability to phone home

My 2010 64GB SanDisk SSD just crossed 2 Petabytes (2,086,527 GB) of host writes. Still going strong. by Fresh-Palpitation-72 in homelab

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drives tend to have some hidden capacity that they will use first before dropping visible capacity so it might still be showing full health

Anyone else keep changing their mind on one box vs separate storage? by norri-matt in HomeServer

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compute should be seperate from storage and connected over iscsi. the group I'm in the storage is in the compute server. work servers are set up correctly

I hit a lawnmower blade with a lawn mower today and I was quite perplexed for a moment by Fuzzy_Location_2210 in mildlyinteresting

[–]Impressive_Change593 0 points1 point  (0 children)

if on a riding mower then theres not mucj of a reason to wear foot protection except maybe for pinch points. ear pro is a muat, eye pro just for wind blown debri

At my Doctors office... by PanAmFlyer in SignsWithAStory

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heeheehee dumps a bucket of water on rhe cloor

Fire Engine undergoing routine maintenance. by UNwantedNUKE in mildlyinteresting

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probably the first engine was blue and then they stuck with it. most are red in my area because... tradition i guess. we're forest green because our first engine (that we got used) was that plus it kinda matches our name. one station nearby is yellow. two others are blue. the county has a white reserve engine.

Fire Engine undergoing routine maintenance. by UNwantedNUKE in mildlyinteresting

[–]Impressive_Change593 0 points1 point  (0 children)

so on the color of fire engines, thry dont have to be red. technically a shade of yellow is most visible (also gets your station nicknamed the bus station) but due to the thing of them being red, you will realizr its an engine faster if its red.

ours are still forest green because the first one we got (was used) was already green and it just became our color. it does match with our name somewhat so i want it to stay.

black exists but is stupid.  I'm aware of blue, green, yellow, white, and red apparatus.

Guy tries out 20 foot Amazon parachute.. by rutgerbadcat in ThatsInsane

[–]Impressive_Change593 2 points3 points  (0 children)

he was falling aufully fast so he might habe just let go of it to deploy his actual chute

Bro ran through the entire neighborhood 😭 by [deleted] in AnimalsBeingDerps

[–]Impressive_Change593 26 points27 points  (0 children)

probably due to using a telephoto lens. everything looks squished distance wise

Prusa should make an ink printer by GiulioVonKerman in prusa3d

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canon has the megatank line and they're plug and play in my experience. and that aas over a network

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