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Sounds like a good plan 8 comments
inspectora
· 4 years ago
Can confirm
Makes sense to me. 4 comments
Breaking 1 comments
inspectora
· 4 years ago
That's how science functions. Adults look at reviews on Facebook to see what opinion is most popular and the slams opposition.
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This is how siblings look out for you 2 comments
inspectora
· 4 years ago
Yes, but he's on YOUR team. Remember that. They are your support system. Which many, MANY people lack.
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Save the planet: Buy a Prius 12 comments
inspectora
· 4 years ago
The electric dump truck with regenerative braking is half this truck in size and somehow drives up a hill to get filled and down when loaded. What kind of mineral mine is on top of a hill? I'm guessing 99% of mines have truck drive down into the pit / quarry empty and up loaded. So regenerative braking won't work.
Save the planet: Buy a Prius 12 comments
inspectora
· 4 years ago
The truck pictured has a 250 ton capacity and will work 12 hours on that one tank of fuel. 4 round trips per hour works to 12,000 tons. How many priuses will it take to replace it for one shift?
Point 4 comments
inspectora
· 4 years ago
Eating alone in a public restaurant is a whole common ass effect of hunger.
Nobody read this 3 comments
inspectora
· 4 years ago
Also, pretty sure the bottom picture is a golf ball on the green seen at extreme zoom.
Nobody read this 3 comments
inspectora
· 4 years ago
Bank cameras aren't there to identify people, just record basic activities, someone did this... or, something that looks like this. If they were actually the quality they could be, people would demand the quality be degraded b/c of privacy issues. "How DARE YOU see me in public! I am not an object for you to ogle. This is a bank, not Walmart."
It's that pathetic now 14 comments
We're waiting 6 comments
inspectora
· 4 years ago
I've drifted consciousness into there, imagine the world is all one continuous, interconnected, abandoned mall. Just doors, walls, ceiling & floors... except the walls keep changing.
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Civil Engineer of the Year 3 comments
inspectora
· 4 years ago
Yeah, but did you flush the toilet this morning and your comments went away (fecal talk)? Did you die driving to work? Electricity work, internet connect (obviously)? Those are the civil engineers of the year. The ones you never hear about. Cops only get into he news when they kill, fire fighters when they die, engineers when they screw up, oh.. and look... we're talking about you now. Another tragedy.
You might want to talk with the contractor who built it or the owner who wanted it fast & cheap, the only engineer I've ever seen laying pipe & brick for their own design is me.
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You might want to talk with the contractor who built it or the owner who wanted it fast & cheap, the only engineer I've ever seen laying pipe & brick for their own design is me.
Found a fairy ring! 8 comments
inspectora
· 4 years ago
So... lost in fairy world. Uncivilized and therefore threat of death, BUT... I'm expecting to be able (allowed) to fight back...? Sounds better than modern society, you son-of-a-bitch, I'm in.
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The Mayans were Almost Right! 2 comments
inspectora
· 4 years ago
Even if this happened, it would be third on the news after impeachment update and at least one other politically loaded steaming dump.
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The Great Green Wall , initiative to combat effects of Climate change 19 comments
inspectora
· 4 years ago
It'll take a couple of millennia to walk the Sahara back North to what could be considered it's natural limits. So I think there may be enough time for the wildlife to evolve from this dwindling resource. Also, prehistoric snakes were 10x the size of modern ones, know why? Excess oxygen in atmosphere from trees, lots of prey to grow fat upon, and no people hunting them. Though, it is one way to solve human overpopulation.
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The Great Green Wall , initiative to combat effects of Climate change 19 comments
inspectora
· 4 years ago
The Amazon rainforest is ~ 55 million years old, the Sahara desert... 3 million. Man made deforestation led to the expanse of the Sahara. 90% of Saharan dos stays North of the Equator and suppresses hurricane development. So more trees in Africa leads to more hurricanes and thus more cooling of the central / Northern central Atlantic, which in turn leads to stronger westerly winds and... (wait for it...) more Saharan dust over South America.
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A sixpack would help though 2 comments
inspectora
· 4 years ago
He had long hair, ripped muscles and no social skills of modern society. ... and the first thing Jane did was to try to change him. But yes, bravo on GF. Maybe if I start throwing my feces around and speak with grunts, o too could have GF. Bad for $75k / year engineering job though. Oh well, me learn drums.
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