This probably breaks some rules
This probably breaks some rules
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Obviously it's highlighted because I'm supposed to interact with it
Edit: hsopital
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Obviously my next quest item. Better smash at it and grab the drop.
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So many questions, but they can all wait until I'm far far away.
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One answer probably is 1200 °C - 1300 °C (2200 °F - 2375 °F).
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anyone got the image of that red-hot bolt in an electrical cabinet that looks like gummy candy?
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Lmao yeah that looks a tad spicy
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Not quite, but same kinda thing! IIRC it was specifically a still image, perhaps even properly meme-formatted
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Oh lord, that caption gave me chills. Imagine touching that device.
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As someone with 0 electrical knowledge past high school, this is fucking frightening...
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Somebody used the wrong rated fuse
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that looks like gummy candy
I just realized Lemmy doesn't yet have a "Forbidden Snacks" community.
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All the other pipes go into cut outs while the glowy one is mounted flush to a smokeless, unburned wall. Is it a funny shaped light?
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Ya know That's a good theory
Edit: I looked up light up pipe and I just got a weed pipe lmao
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Man now I wanna troll people like this. Anyone know if it's illegal to do that on a mechanical floor?
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I was once in someone’s homemade sauna (he was a materials engineering professor, so I had high hopes for safety, but I probably wouldn’t do it again) that was basically a structure around a superheated pipe like this.
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that actually sounds like a safe-ish way to do a sauna!
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That does not look like an optimal sub at all
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Pipe integrated heating
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Brace yourselves, the "integrated heating" memes are coming!
\ (Maybe as much as one or two more!!)
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Oxygen Not Included 2 looks cool
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It's been in my dreams for years!
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What the fuck? How does this happen?
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Luminophores have to be transported in glass pipes to avoid reactions and improve factory æsthetics.
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Yeah srsly, how. Its so evenly, if its not a liquid iron pipeline i cannot phantom how this happens except Photoshop. Eletric stuff is usually bolts or cables, most gas stuff isn't that hot, maybe some chemical piping but i don't know enough about chemical processing to actually guess.
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Using a Google image search I found that this version of the image was apparently cropped and flipped from an older one:
Then, using Tineye I found that that version of the image was posted a bunch around 2008. One of the places it appeared was this gizmodo article which is 404'd today but was saved in the internet archive:
That article says its a form of decorative interior lighting, so I would guess that this is a colored fiberglass pipe with some kind of light inside it. Given that it was 2008 it might've even been a fluorescent tube.
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Something somewhere may have gone wrong.
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It'd turn into a wet noodle anytime now.
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