• merc@sh.itjust.works
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    Am I the only one trying to figure out the mechanics of that monsterfucker art?

    It’s a human’s small hands on top of a monster’s big ones. Both hands feature the back of the hands, thumbs in. Ok.

    So, assuming there’s fucking going on, the human’s probably on top. From the orientation and position of the hands, both the monster and human are facing forward and the human is behind the monster. But, based on the size of those monster’s hands and forearms, the monster is significantly larger than the human. So, what erogenous zones on that human can make contact with anything interesting on the monster? The best I can come up with is the human riding the back of the monster’s head.

    Now, it’s a monster, who knows what kinds of holes and protrusions it might have on its head. And, in fact, being a monster we really can’t make any guesses about its anatomy and body composition simply based on some vaguely hand-like things. Still, monster hands on top of human hands, or monster hands palm down, human hands palm up thumbs in would lead to more easily imagined situations.

  • Darkassassin07@lemmy.ca
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    18 hours ago

    @OP, why do you keep posting half a dozen unrelated memes together in one post? Why not separate posts?

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      15 hours ago

      Same advice as disassembling a very old CRT TV - leave it unplugged for 24 hours for all the capacitors to discharge if you’re wanting to reuse the bits for any projects that you’re doing. Otherwise, spicy voltages may still be present.

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        10 hours ago

        Just one minor quibble, leaving a old TV unplugged for 24 hours does not make it safe. Capacitors can hold a deadly charge for days, months, or even years.

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          9 hours ago

          Just like microwaves, most of them have discharging resistors, and are easy to discharge safely manually by looking up how and being careful.

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        12 hours ago

        You don’t have dedicated high voltage discharge device, a screw driver taped to a big not conductive stick?

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          11 hours ago

          You’ll give me traumatic flashbacks to our electricians checking the industrial overload settings by dropping a spanner onto the busbars. If the switchgear tripped out before the spanner melted, then the settings must be correct.

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            46 minutes ago

            I’m reminded of that video of the two guys in an attic with a massive transformer and then using the ends to melt steel tools. I also wonder what wonderfully fun lung diseases those guys ended up with

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            10 hours ago

            How else am I supposed to check if the “kill your entire family twice” capacitor out of a microwave is angry or not?

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        13 hours ago

        There are also videos online on how to safely discharge them, just in case there is still power left

    • ChaoticNeutralCzech@feddit.org
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      10 hours ago

      Many times the fix is simple, like a spuriously blown fuse. And the capacitor that holds charge after unplugged does not for long thanks to the discharging resistor, although best not rely on that and use a screwdriver to short it, even basic ones can handle 2000 volts but extending one with a stick is always possible.

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      19 hours ago

      I assume based on the subreddit it’s posted in that the idiot thinks it’s a bug, or is feigning ignorance in doing so.

  • Magnum, P.I.@infosec.pub
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    16 hours ago

    What’s up with the PCB with this multi segment LED, the one he salvaged from a microwave … What’s the joke?