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- Comment on Woolworths says workers still blocked from returning to Melbourne distribution centre 2 weeks ago:
Alternatively, use one of the helpful links when creating a post to send it to an archive service, and provide the resulting archive link in the post body.
- Comment on Woolworths says workers still blocked from returning to Melbourne distribution centre 2 weeks ago:
Yep, WTF! ABC news being gaslighty again.
Looks like archive.org captured the original: web.archive.org/web/20241207060622/…/104697608
- Comment on Homeless camps left without electricity or barbecues after Brisbane council cuts power 1 month ago:
…beyond the environment?
- Comment on High-profile restaurateur pleads guilty to displaying Nazi symbol at pro-Palestinian rally in Sydney 1 month ago:
The symbol referred to was displayed like so: A man in a protest crowd holding up a hand-painted placard in the style of an Israeli flag with a swastika replacing the star of david, and the words “STOP NAZI ISRAEL”
- Comment on 'You're not my king': [Senator] Lidia Thorpe escorted away after outburst [at Charles III in Parliament House] 1 month ago:
didnt she try block mardi gras earlier this year?
- She was protesting the involvement of police participating in the parade.
- Comment on Daily Discussion Thread: 🌃 ⛈️ 🏙️Saturday, August 24, 2024 3 months ago:
ß or β?
- Comment on Daily discussion. 🏅 Wednesday, 31 July, 2024 4 months ago:
Figure out how to pull apart the group head to give it a good clean (at least removing the shower screen). All machines need that occasionally, work machines get absolutely rank.
- Comment on This is ground control to Major Dumb... 5 months ago:
Yeah nah, that’s not the way. Sure people can get away with it, but it’s really not eliminating the hazards.
fnqsafetygroup.org.au/…/cutting-empty-drums.pdf …gov.au/…/explosions-when-cutting-used-fuel-tanks…
There’s a bunch of non-obvious hazards which exist around cutting into containers which have held fuels, including but not limited to:
- An empty propane container could have an gas+air mixture inside it in proportions which could explode.
- Any liquid residue in an empty fuel container can be vapourised by the heat of the cutting, creating a fuel+air mix which can spontaneously explode from the pressure and heat, even without sparks (think: diesel engine but instead of a 0.25L cylinder but a 200L cylinder).
- An empty gas canister can be contaminated with heavier oils/waxes that could build up over the years of refilling cycles, creating the same hazard as noted for empty liquid fuel containers.
Methods to reduce the hazard include:
- Thoroughly washing the inside of the container before cutting (access can be difficult though).
- Filling with water and cutting while full of water. (Container musn’t be sealed, and the cutting method must be safe to use in a wet environment, and further hazards such as introducing oxygen into the container need to be considered).
- Comment on Academia to Industry 5 months ago:
💩🤑🤖
- Comment on Im converting my boyfriend to linux, first step thigh high! 6 months ago:
Oh fuck yeah… never had it toasted before! Gotta try that some time.
- Comment on You can't block this ad 10 months ago:
yess… I too always remember to artfully leave the brand name visible when engaging in totally-not-guerilla-marketing on a meta-campaign by an advertising company.
- Comment on Mark Zuckerberg's 'metaverse' business lost more than $10 billion last year, and the losses keep growing 2 years ago:
Ray Bradbury would like his manuscript back.
- Comment on Federation and its consequences have been a disaster for the fediverse 2 years ago:
[Meta]Currently 3 upvotes, 13 downvotes. Interesting.What do up/down votes mean? On a post, I always figured an upvote to mean "This is relevant to the community and should be posted here.", and a downvote to mean "This is irrelevant to the community or should not have be posted here.".
[/Meta]I'm not really sure what to make of the linked blog post -- I think x-compasses are an oversimplification, that the fediverse has moved and diversified since the post was written, and now lemmy instances are quite a prominent mode of engagement in the fediverse; but some of the problems and stereotypes they painted in the post are still recognisable today, however inaccurate the depiction may be.
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