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BillTre said:This looks fun:
There was one of those in a shopping mall in Tokyo called Divers City. I went for the zombie apocalypse virtual reality ride instead.
BillTre said:This looks fun:
My granddad had stories about this, but he's dead now.Hornbein said:Today I learned that in Detroit the 1967 riots remain to this day a popular topic of conversation. I guess for people who lived through it it was by far the most exciting thing that ever happened to them.
Oh sorry!BillTre said:My granddad had stories about this, but he's dead now.
My dad knew these stories and could related them well, but he's dead too.
I don't care much about it myself. I would have been 14 and living in the DC area at the time.
Not a big deal. Time has passed.DeBangis21 said:Oh sorry!
Mallory recommended complete upper and lower dentures, but Tojo refused because he thought it would be a waste of effort to make both dentures for someone about to be executed. Instead, he asked for only an upper set of dentures so he could speak well at his trial.
What?DeBangis21 said:p.d b/w
What? I suppose it is shocking the arc it created.DeBangis21 said:why is the transformer not shocking?
p.d. b/w = Potential Difference BetWeenDaveE said:What?
Yesphinds said:p.d. b/w = Potential Difference BetWeen
Electrocution! When one touches the transformer or connect the earth/welding lead (cable) to the machine with bare hands, there is little or no jolt most atimes.DaveE said:What? I suppose it is shocking the arc it created.
What do you mean by "shocking"?
Please do not touch energized conductors with your bare hands. We strongly discourage our members from competing for the annual Darwin awards, and punish them severely after they win one.DeBangis21 said:Electrocution! When one touches the transformer or connect the earth/welding lead (cable) to the machine with bare hands, there is little or no jolt most atimes.
And what is the voltage?DeBangis21 said:Electrocution! When one touches the transformer or connect the earth/welding lead (cable) to the machine with bare hands, there is little or no jolt most atimes.
Do you hang them in a gibbet?berkeman said:Please do not touch energized conductors with your bare hands. We strongly discourage our members from competing for the annual Darwin awards, and punish them severely after they win one.
As far as I know none of the output terminals are grounded: it's kind of an isolation transformer setup, with extras (rectifiers and most likely other electronics these days). This will protect you somewhat under normal circumstances unless you touch (connected to) both terminals. What you most definitely should not do.DeBangis21 said:Question: why is the transformer not shocking?
Ivan Seeking said:I don't know if it will save farming but the technology looks very cool. I wonder about the energy cost per acre.
Yes, the title was unfortunate which is why I mentioned it in the first place. They may mean the economic viability of domestic farming in the US.jack action said:You have to give it to marketing when it's time to come up with shocking images: "Save farming".
Like that industry could die. "Sorry guys, we can build cars, smartphones, and A/C units, but eating is now a thing of the past. We can't provide anymore."
Farming is the last activity people will stop doing.
Yes, Elohim - GodsIbix said:It's the word for God in Hebrew, and their names are all phrases that refer to God somehow.
Edit: or at least, the christian canonical angels' names are so. Whether a TV series stuck to that or just decided that anything ending in -el sounded angel-y is, of course, another question.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...temperature-on-record-as-climate-crisis-bitesThis Monday, 3 July 2023, was the hottest day ever recorded globally, according to data from the US National Centers for Environmental Prediction.
The average global temperature reached 17.01C (62.62F), surpassing the August 2016 record of 16.92C (62.46F), as heatwaves sizzled around the world.