Post some funny shit
>>2883690>no room for the bar
>>2883678Is that Notre Dame?>>2883694No fucking way.
>>2883678this would be so easy to make look nice with some high quality silk ivy too. I want to reposes this shitheap from whoever disrespected it
>>2883694Based platform construction.
>>2883747>No fucking way.i have seen hundreds of these go up in floridait is bleakthe plan is to tear them down in 20-30 years and do it again
>>288368810 amp wire connecting 15 amp devices.
>>2883680I would pay good money for video of what happened next!
>>2883743>yet
>>2883682Realistically speaking, in a properly built 1st world building, how possible is it to collapse a balcony with something like this
>>2884082easier than one would think. water is fucking heavy.
>>2884092I stayed in an apartment building once where the building owner lived on the ground floor and poured himself a concrete patio extention. He sealed up the drain pipe that drained all the balconies above him. Rain season came and the balconies flooded the apartments. Top kek. Israel of course.
>>2883694wtf, where?>>2883822Jesus. I know that insurance down there is ridiculous, but for this?!
post images plz
>>2883694I've seen at least 3 of these go up in my college town in the last 2 years. it's the student ghetto classic
>>2883822Care to explain how the wood will break in 30 years?
>>2884299it's not the wood, it'll be the fixtures and plumbing all being shitty and outddatedinstead of maintaining anything or remodeling they just demo and rebuildunless the area has turned into a ghetto and they can get away with leaving it shittymy speculation at least, tons of big hotels in major cities that are barely maintained and hardly better than a motel
>>2884302Midwest cities have historic hotels and other buildings that have almost never been updated. I think trying to update these is almost as painful as just building new structures. That's not to say modern architecture is anything other than pure minimalism and density.
>>2884308>historic hotelclawfoot tubs, brass fixtures, well made construction/lighting/molding that ages respectfully>modern structurescheapest fucking everything that age without soul, style, or functionI had an ex in hotel management and the amount of regular 'plumbing backups' that just get bandaided...
just found an abomination in my house. This the shower
>>2884388Forgot pic like a retard
>>2883678sheeeeeeiiiiiiittttttt
>>2884293damn!
>>2883682You laugh at this but he has truly lived (insert that jpg of alexander the great)>>2883694Shigeru Ban is gonna freak
>>2884082To fill that up would be literally tons of water. No balcony is designed with that kind of sustained weight in mind.
>>2884082Not very. For comparison could fill the balcony with people and get about 300kg/m2, 30cm of water is also 300kg/m2. The absolute minimum design load for a balcony is 250kg/m2 but in most western countries it’s closer to 500
>>2883681Not strong but at least they did bother putting up a rail. Seen worse.
>>2883688rewire it retard.
>>2883694Americans, I swear...
>>2884238Fuck you jew.
>>2884388>>2884389Why is this an abomination? I see greenboard, cement board, then a layer of mud or some reason and lines where I assume tile was removed? Whats wrong with this?
>>2884514>30cm of water is also 300kg/m2Nigga whut?>30cm 1 dimension>m2 2 dimensionsYour DIY must look like an Escher
>>2884603Retard it's very clear what he meansWater is three-dimensional, m2 is two dimensions, clearly the 30cm is in the third dimension
>>2883678As an electrician, this makes me want to shoot whoever did this bullshit in the teeth. Fucking data guys, I swear
>>28846031 cubic metre of water is 1000kg dude
Why were these threads getting deleted there for a while?
>>2884634Check all of the images. If you've been in the abominations/fail threads before, you'll see its 80% identical content. Mods (rightfully) don't want identical threads/images being made with little to no /diy/ discussion.
>>2884622Exactly, not whatever the fuck happened here >>2884514>30cm of water is also 300kg/m2>>2884605Plans that only make sense in your head fail when someone else needs to be involved and clearly they were still fucking wrong
>>2884677That's poe and there isn't a thing wrong with that
>>2884711He used a single ethernet cable for 100mbit/s ethernet and DSL. Then he got fiber and realized that his internet wasn't as fast as it should be and called us.
>>2884713Idfk white box is, but it clearly appears to be diy poe injection, which is fine. With poe, you only get 200mbps, you sacrifice 4 sites to be power linesWhat are you showing here?
>>2884723The white box is a fiber ONT and does not have any POE capability. Since 100mbit ethernet only requires 4 o the 8 wires, sometime in the past his electrician spliced the landline signal onto an unused pair. Later he got fiber and couldn't get 1gbit/s through the LAN cable because it is not wired up correctly for that.
>>2884514a square faggot unit (meter) filled 2 feet (real unit) deep with water is well over 500 homograms
>>2884725Oh I understand nowI thought that thing was an RFID card reader hooked up to the lan
>>2883681That's a real thing of... things
i heard you liked hats, so I got you a hat for your hat so you can gpio while you gpio
>>2884820You should see the BEC controller we have, four motherboards sandwiched together
>>2884583damn I was tired and sent the wrong picture last night
>>2883694>>2884277Surprisingly, it looks like they splurged for actual plywood instead of OSB. Or code required it due to number of floors. The true cheapass student apartments here in my part of burgerland are the three story ones code let's them build without elevators and only exterior stairwells.
>>2884880Can you explain why using foam is a bad material to build a house out of?
>>2884881Combustibility.And no, it's not that we don't think wood can burn, but the NBC2020 has many design allowances for wood construction to meet combustibility ratings by maximizing the time a wall or floor assembly can burn to allow people to exit a burning building.I doubt foam would give you more than 1.5 hours to exit a burning foam house.
>>2884882>I doubt foam would give you more than 1.5 hours to exit a burning foam house.I think grannie could make it out before then. But also, there are fire retardants, fire treatments, and several other factors that make it just as fire resistant as conventional building materials. I think you're imagining a foam house, foam insulation, and foam anything is more flammable than it really is.
>>2884868That is horrendous anon. Is that CPVC? I thought galvanized plumbing was the worst possible thing to find, but maybe I'm wrong. How old is that house?
>>2883692Saw this, years ago. NYC in a hi-rise office. Their security system kept flipping out and locking the doors. I finally got sent in and the thing was grounded to - a potted palm tree, 30 stories up.
>>2884882You're just failing to see that you'll soon hit perfection. Your house will be made of flash cotton and simply evaporate in .2 seconds once the first spark hits, completely ceasing to exist. Perfect safety.
>>2884907Ironically since there's a grounding lug on the steel frame and it's sitting on a steel grate walkway surrounded by and connected to other steel construction it probably is actually earthed and some poor retard is carrying around a bucket of dirt as some kind of first world magic spell.
>>2884880Foam isn't cheap and that house will have amazing insulation.
>>2885198
>>2885199
>>2885200>those tattoos the real abomination
>>2885203
>>2884603>>2884700Lol. Guess (You) fit this thread, since you're an American abomination who can't into metric (or a simple rule three). But maybe it helps you when I add a few more fun facts:0.3m of water is 0.3t/m2300mm of water is 300kg/m23dm of water is 300000g/m2…and so on, for the full SI prefixes.
>>2884082Rough guesstimating, that's around 2.5-3 tons of water in that image, so you tell me.
>>2885200>>2885199>>2885198What's the nub ontop?
>>2885210Cunt, this isn't a metric thing. Volume is measured cubed (m3) not fucking squared (m2) which is for area, we're filling the balcony not covering it. You illiterate fucking retards
>>2885234We ARE covering it, with a layer of water 30cm thick
>>2885250Genuinely what is wrong with thisIt looks like an either second-world or third-world shithole, and the concrete commieblock in the background and the brutalist brick cube with metal cagebars in the front reinforce this. In this context, the concrete/plaster corner house looks just fine.The entrance is based, having a walled-off section is better than nothing when the house is directly facing the street like that, and the metalwork looks post-soviet to me and integrates the door nicely. The tiny windows on the ground floor also make sense for facing directly onto public pavement, the first floor windows are fine and I wouldn't be surprised if the back windows were bigger too; if anything I'm surprised at the one window that doesn't have bars.The outside facing facade is kinda dirty but it's no more unmaintained than the pavement in front of it, this is clearly not some pristine first-world rich district. Maybe the most worrying thing is the black that looks like it may or may not be mold; but even if it is mold, there's plenty of houses that look much better on the outside but are moldy as fuck inside. (Just look at almost any central London street view, for example.)
>>2885250>The entrance is basedLong awkward space-inefficient corridors like that are never based. It just divides the house and forfeits probably 200 square feet. Hard to tell where else you might put that entry, but that looks terrible.
>>2884881>live in the foam house thats always off-gassing shit, goy>no its perfectly safe
>>2885279What do you think isn't off-gassing from the other petroleum based products in your home?
>>2885280Not every single wall surface in my entire house
>>2885201The one on her hand looks diy though. I like tattoos
>>2885250I like it. It has some charme to it. It sure wasn't perfectly efficiently planned and built, but whatever. Probably some meso- or southamerican working class neighborhood
>>2883682Private condo pool? Meh
>>2884880Is foam house flame redardant?
>>2885234>You illiterate fucking retardscalling others illiterate fucking retards, while not even bright enough to to understand three dimensions?That gets a>cringefrom me. >>2885250That’s a weird mix of abomínaçion and classic Americana.
>>2885250Looks like a Rust base.
>>2883694They started doing this in Finland too for "sustainability" or something. They just built an old folks home down the street in the typical American style.
>>2884293>anon learns that corrugated material is only strong on one axis
>>2885421Clearly you are, the start of my post explains exactly how you retards are measuring squared not cubed and fucking up your volumes. Try reading all the post next time
>>2885276It doesn't waste an inordinate amount of space (the rest of the house is pretty big too, so proportionally speaking it's not disastrous) and it gives you space for things like outdoors garbage bins, place to put a bike outside, shit like that. Basically a mini front yard. Without it, all of that would have nowhere to go except inside or maybe behind the house somewhere if there's access.The only thing I don't like is the apparent mini-window undernearth the overhang there, my goodness it must be DARK in there.
>>2885453So do you still not understand how that calculation works or
>>2885453Dude, just give up. You’re just digging yourself in deeper!If you had any clue about maths, you’d know that height x area = volume, but since you clearly don’t…>>2885444Really American style (toothpicks and cardboard) or just out of wood, euro style?If done properly, wood is indeed more sustainable than bricks and mortar, but if done shitty (=Burger McMansion) it’s an utter waste of money, resources and land.
>>2884293what if I buried it on its side with the corner up
>>2885198is that glass banana device used to combust cannabis?
>>2885457>Basically a mini front yard.What third world dump do you live in where you consider a shitty gate and concrete stairs to be a mini front yard?
>>2885479Retard, I already said this is clearly a shitty third world dump house.It's build directly up against the pavement. The alternative to this would have been the front door opening directly onto the public pathway and road beyond, with ZERO yard space. Or if you want a "proper" yard, it would've basically had to be a courtyard or otherwise probably taken up a huge chunk of the land the house is on right now.Meanwhile, a little private cubby with a shitty gate leading up to the front door is enough space for, like I said, shit like outside garbage bins, bycicle storage, and shit like this. It's a middle ground between having absolutely zero outside space in the front and having the entrance open up directly onto the public pavement, or sacrificing like half the house for a "proper" yard.
>>2885481Cope. You're dumb for thinking thats good house design in any way.
>>2885483I'm not saying it's good, I'm saying it's not an abomination. It's probably fine by the standards of wherever it's located, and by first-world standards it's pretty shitty but you could probably photograph entire neighbourhoods of just as shitty (or more) houses.For example, a turd world slumshack would be orders of magnitude worse but posting slum pictures off of google maps doesn't make any sense in an abomination thread.
>>2885470>>2883694why do you shit talk this based torsion box how cool the lattice looks inside
>>2885250they need an access to the roof and put railings around the perimeter to make it into a deck like hangout zone and cover that gap in the middle so rainwater doesn't get in that place
>>2885273>It looks like an either second-world or third-world shitholeLooks like a house in the Sunset District, San Francisco
>>2883688>Not grounded Oh my.
I love these kind of threadspost more
>>2883832if they connected the other two receptacles with another 10 amp suicide cord would that equal 20 amps?
>>2885002This or put a hot air balloon above the house so it just lifts away
>>2885682Your problem is your Roomba has two #2 motorsDemand a refund
>>2884299>the woodOSB barely counts as wood
>>2885473That would still fail. What they need is more electrical extensions.
>>2885475I assume is just for scale.
>>2884082The railing probably will blow out before the floor collapsed.
>>2885695too late, fly-by-night chinese company is long gone
>>2885470>height x area = volumeIs a fucking cubed measurement not, squared like you retards insistYou do not live in a euclidian plane
>>2884302What? So there is nothing wrong with the picture youre just assuming theyre doing "shitty fixtures" and "shitty plumbing" because? It's literally like any other wood building, these motherfuckers are constantly repaired here in Finland since most of our housing is lumber structure.>>2885444I hope you realize 2x4 with 60cm divisions has been a standard wood structure in Finland since the 70s. Yeah it doesnt look like the average ameriturd tinder boxes because we europoors cant afford heating a 2 story 3 meter room height 300 m2 mansion because Russia is full of white niggers.>>2885697Its literally wood glue and wood, CLT and plywood is probably stupid too in your uneducated retard opinion?
>>2885736>Is a fucking cubed measurement not, squaredDude, you’re embarrassing yourself! Stop calling other people retarded, when you can’t even into elementary school maths. height x area = volumeOr in other words:m x m^2 = m^3
>>2883694>american>actual plywoodI can only imagine if we could be so blessedwhere is the abomination?
>>2885750>Its literally wood glue and wood,Yes, therefore barely counts as actual wood
>>2884677why do people buy these meme shielded cables with rf drains and then not use the rf drain? retarded
>>2885795I want to do this after the pothos finally dies
>>2885795I had a nightmare like this one time.
>>2885794Fucking kekThis would be almost cool (assuming old or clumsy people aren't expected to get up there) if it was designed just a bit sturdier
>>2883687would be kind of fun to go in circles there until someones bothered
>>2885796Milk crate challenge vibes.
>>2885802I'm mirin your book collectionHere's some of mine and also some /diy/ abomination at the same time
>>2885763>m^3I'm glad you finally agree with me
>>2885887Le revit handrail.
>>2885889That's gotta be a mix of poor room planning coupled with code compliance. Like they had some wasted space but had to keep the edges of the counter or cabinet some distance from corners and doorways. An outlet would have at least let them sit some small appliance there.
>>2885925>poor room planning coupled with code compliance.There is no code of having cabinets close to doorways. Looks more like poor planning and/or "what do we do with this tiny cabinet? Fuck it put it there"
>>2883694I stayed in a hotel that was built like this. They had giant metal security doors on every room, and the door-closers were all way too tight so they all auto-slammed. So it was like trying to sleep with fireworks constantly going off in the distance. The building was constantly vibrating every time a door slammed somewhere. WOOMFF. WOOMFF. WOOMFF. WOOMFFF-WOOMFF. WOOMFFEnded up having to crank the TV up loud enough to drown it out.
>>2883688widowmaker
>>2885802Fuck me man. Pothos are the easiest to care for. I have a giant one and all it needs is water. The one in your pic is being neglected without water. Fuck you, sack of shit.
>>2885795This would be based if those were actual climbing holds instead of slippery sharp-cornered boxes
>>2885802> tucker carlson book>>2885977> ded plantEspecially considering they built that high atrium area for it to gro into
>>2885991>Faglitteratur
>>2885796Its hideous, but sort of competent>>2885797>over 50, divorced, has cats
>>2885991This looks like Esbjerg Library.
Can't post pics of it but in our office, they installed new drainpipes... Inside the office. Leaks constantly and it's noisy as hell when it rains.
i made this in my crawlspace yesterday
>>2886087does it count as HVAC gore?
>>2886088combined with plumbing gore! it's a stupid solution to a stupid problem.
>>2885996A "fag" in Danish is something between a trade and a subject matter, so you can find a lot of words that look very funny to non-speakers. At the risk of ruining the joke, that sign says "non-fiction." To make up for ruining the joke: the definite article "the" in Danish is putting "en" or "et" at the end of a word. "The [whatever] trade" is "[whatever]faget."
>>2886090>farthumper
>>2886103Do you mean fartbump?
>>2885989I don't hate this
>>2886077I've seen this twice in person now. Its only ever on super ancient rural houses too. But think about it, if you needed a new roof and didn't like your simple low slope, you're basically adding another layer of insulating air cavity, saving on demolition costs, and getting the new roof line you really want. Its goofy and stupid but people do dumb shit like that all the time.
>>2886122It's a bit of a solution looking for a problem. That would be a very gentle gradient that's flatter than a lot of hills. Possibly designed as an anti-cycling measure but could have been done with a couple of spaced railings across it.It's also fine if you're by the hand railings but a couple or family walking side by side will have the people towards the middle tripping, especially at night. Looks unlit.
>>2886089Why is this stupid if it works?
>>2886122>>2886125I think it was some concrete guy's solution to having a wheelchair ramp and stairs combined into one. I'm only speculating on this part: but I assume you can't have a 20+ foot long grade for wheelchair users because thats asking some actually disabled people a lot to roll themselves up without a landing in the middle. It could be he was just going for something different and I think we can all agree we've never seen anything else like it.
>>2886080When you are wet and jesusfuckshit slip on that its going to look like Hellraiser when the chains with hooks come out of the walls and pull people to bits
>>2885991Straircase-bench leading to Fagliterature. Quintessential in nordic library.
>>2886104My bad, mixed up Danish and Norwegian
>>2885707im sure the factory is still around
>>2885197Wait, are those stringers being supported by the treads?
>>28852502000 revere ave
>>2885887Ugly but also cool. Worth trying to see if it's not ugly (matching the handrail to the baseboard that is)I wonder if it would look good with a different style handrail
>>2885988Easiest fix in the world, but funny it happened>inb4 the doorway is 40in
>>2886123Only problem that can occur is if the foundation can't handle a second roof. As long as it was cleared, I second this
>>2886087why
>>2886193I don't see a problem with this. Put a big plant on the landing and you'll be Gatsby
>>2883688would have been super fucking easy to wire those two outlets together, plenty of room without opening the wall
>>2886201absolutely nothing wrong with thisexcept maybe move the toaster over 6 inches
>>2886079It gets worse the longer you look at itNothing there is ok, the floor joists, water, sewage, insulation in the ground
>>2886200because FUCKING home depot and FUCKING lowes didn't have a 4x10 to 6"dia. straight duct boot in stock despite claiming that they did, just the 90-degree boot, and since that drain line coming down and the huge girder are blocking the direction toward the plenum i had to combine that with two 90s to do the stupid cobra you see, then a 6" to 5" reducer to mate with the existing flex duct.
>>2886247but now the vent is perfectly positioned between these two vanities. this is the view from my toilet where i am currently sitting. previously that vent was a 2.25x10 (good luck finding duct pieces in that size) against the wall just to my right, always blowing ice cold air directly on you when you're on the toilet in the summer. irritating. now much better.
>>2885986new tony hawk's pro skater level looks dope
>>2886203Widows walks are neat. Not this one but the traditional ones are.
>>2886254It looks nice, too bad it doesn't do anything.
>>2886248> always blowing ice cold air directly on you when you're on the toilet in the summerSounds refreshing.
>>2886370I don’t see anything wrong with that.My wife won’t like the æsthetics tho.
>>2886376Why is that an abomination? It looks cool as fuck.
Here’s a neat little life hack.
>>2886370At least they covered it.
>>2886387Guessing a pipe burst in a house that wasn't winterized. Can just leave the tap slowly running to prevent this from happening.
>>2886388Man gotta do what a man gotta do to make the cunt shut the fuck up
>>2886201>>2886212it looks like they put the toaster there just to take this picture. Dishonest abomination
>>2885890This picture is probably the most autistic laugh attack I've ever had>here, fall down this fucking stair, fuck you
>>2886077Didnt cheap on the lumber dimensions.
>>2885990What's wrong with this
>>2886123>>2886198My only question is, at that point, is it really that expensive to remove the old roof compared to the ceiling space you'll be getting?Especially when you're already building an entirely new structure just for cosmetics from the outside. I feel like interior aesthetics should definitely be at least as important as how your "roof line" looks like from the outside.
>>2886253anti-wheelchair checkpoint
>>2886080i love thisi'd take the risk
>>2886251Escher would be proud
>>2883679Wait This actually low-key makes sense >>2883680Kek>Driveshaft tie snaps>Cord banging >Plastic meltingGOOD JAAB ME
>>2883688>Loose wire in the wall decides to contact again >All the cords on your Ryobi©®™ tools melt
>>2884082You can see it already falling
>>2884290>Doing a load of bedding >WRDWRDWRDWRDWRDWRDWRD>CRSSSHH>SSSHHHLLLL>(Water spilling out of drum onto the first floor)
>>2884293NOT MY IMITATION CRAB MEAT
>>2884389Common Only a problem if the wall corners crack
>>2885203>Josh we added almost 300 sqft to the house!>>Drake? >>Where's the garage???
>>2885250This house was in Skate 2 I'm pretty sure
>>2885682Don't upskirt DJ roomba like that
>>2885794This is interesting The weakest load point is actually one of the middle 2 stairs
>>2885796How did the staircase catch fire??
>>2886188Just the top riser
>>2886203https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJWNUBu3Am8
>>2886085every new tall building has the drainpipes inside the shellthey are just hidden
>>2884082If you've ever seen a full wrapped pallet of 48 cases of the 40 count water bottles at costco, the full pallet weighs just under 2100 lbs in water alone. Try to imagine how many pallets, even just half pallets, would fit on that balcony and you can see how ridiculously heavy all of that water would be to fill up the balcony to the railing.
>>2886077>new safe confinement
>>2886391In my experience a burst supply line won't make the cool ice tower for exactly the reason you said. My guess is that they left a tap going like you said but the flow was low enough and the house cold enough that the drain line froze solid and then the sink flooded the house
>>2886628I know how heavy water is. My question was more about how heavy can the girders under the balcony take
>>2884293Yeah but why were you trying to make a serial killer dungeon in the first place more importantly?
>>2886450>My only question is, at that point, is it really that expensive to remove the old roof compared to the ceiling space you'll be getting?Yes, roofs are important structural elements that go up before other parts go into the build...removing one entirely on a completed building creates all kinds of risks from unsupported weight, weather incursion, etc. It's not impossible or unheard of but just preparing to remove a roof structure entirely involves lots of work to stabilize what's left after it's gone.>Especially when you're already building an entirely new structure just for cosmetics from the outside. There are lots of reasons to add a new roof besides looks, it's probably most common when adding to an existing structure and can solve all kinds of problems related to integrating the new and old portions with minimal potential water intrusion points and tricky roofline/level variations, less complicated guttering and snow handling, improved profiles for handling winds, improved options for expanding ductwork and other systems, etc.I've seen it done plenty and it was never strictly for looks.
>>2884293What if you place it rotated by 45 degrees? Then just make wooden floor.
>>2885886Based Skousen enjoyer A/S/L?
>>2884609As a data guy, please do. This field is full of morons and one step further shoot a PM or two that don't want to send out j hooks or any fucking supports when they know cable is going to be ran.
>>2885250Hey, this was in the Boomer complaining about riff raff thread!
>>2885888no fatties on my floor
>>2885225looks like the bolt handle from a rifle.
>>2885736>>2885763
had my air conditioner go out, and the wife picked the cheapest hotel she could find to stay the night in. this was a light fixture, right over the shower. I am 6'2" and my hair just touched it when standing below it.
>>2886196
>>2886256my work here is finished.
got a new client and had to go through their building and make a list of all the things that needed fixing because their network was shit.this was just one.
this christmas
the one I am most proud of.cisco wouldn't just sell me the super thin fan so...
when it's 124° out.
>>2887889more from same
>>2887896
>>2887897
>>2887889>>2887896>>2887897>>2887898they did not implement any of our recommended fixes.
>>2887891These are cute when you see them, but did you see the aftermath videos where the tiny glass bulbs rubbed on the paint at freeway speeds causing tiny scratches everywhere down to the bare metal?
>>2887900What was wrong with their network? Are are you sperging over it not being super neat and cable managed?
>>2883682that's like... 18-20,000 lbs of water? When one of those glass panels go, it will drain the baby out with the bath water. Take him out of the gene pool.
>>2884838This one took me a moment....
>>2885018Polystyrene foam lasts literally forever, unfortunately.
>>2887893Wouldn't this problem be solved with proper insulation in the first place?
>>2887897I find hubs and switches sealed inside walls surprisingly frequently. Yes, a hub would have been sealed in there 20+ years ago.
>>2883679>>2886471>Wait>This actually low-key makes senseMaybe if you can't find a hex bit, but you have zip ties and a knife.
>>2887917Cable management is probably half the job of a low volt guy so I would assume yes. Not to mention you have some obvious code violations there
>>2885002>house made of flash paper>House burns in 15 seconds and is extinguished>everything inside is not burnedI think you're on to something
>>2885225Something to wrap the cord around so it doesn't pull out of the outlet, maybe?
>>2887980no because heat pumps struggle when the outside temp is over 115. doesn't matter how insulated your home is, if the AC can't actually cool the air coming in to the house.
>>2886196This one is really cool, actually.
>>2887917their entire network was constantly having problems you moron. poor cable management, mixing hubs and switches, using cheap ass home networking equipment. improperly made cables. these are just the worst of the pictures I took. the place was a mess of hubs and switches plugged in to hubs and switches. thrown in to the mix was a mess of random ethernet cameras.
>>2885381Foam burns rapidly AND the smoke is super poisonous.
>>2888005Why is that image not labeled with her name?
>>2888005I don't think you.know anything about networking. Your just posting shit you found. If you did you don't even know what their problems were or how to fix them. You quoted them to replace all their shit from scratch when most of it was fine. Even if you wanted to sperg out and make it super neat that like two wall mount racks and patch panels and switches.
>>2888180Excessively long cable causes latency issues and packet loss, having everything wrapped up in a bird's nest will also cause further interference.
>>28881880/10
>>2887999>Not to mention you have some obvious code violations thereWe got a install dork karen, everyone! code violations regarding extension cords and low voltage wiring! better have them pull a permit next!cable management costs time and money, sometimes as a small business owner you just want the internet to fucking work and don't care what it looks like in a utility room or above a suspended ceiling.
>>2888005>their entire network was constantly having problems you moron.YES THATS WHY I ASKED WHAT THE PROBLEMS OTHER THAN CABLE MANAGEMENT WAS. >home networking equipmentFunny how it still transmit data the same way. >random things were plugged into other random things and I don't like it that way!Again, if you're just sperging about its general appearance and cannot communicate any functional problems, even fictitious ones like its just a little slow on one end of the network then fair, if you think the only way to fix all that is just ripping it all out and starting new of course that client didn't want to bother with you.
>>2888191Tell me why I'm wrong instead of sperging please
>>2888240Long cables don't cause latency they packet loss. You have no idea why their network wasn't working because you never described anything that made sense. Did they jave like 1 computer that didn't work? 2? Were they wifi problems? You are missing all the crucial detailsYou are a dumb.troll. there is no job you bid on. If you really do have a job doing this shit you are doing a disservice to your customers everyday.
>>2888260I'm not that guy pal don't get your panties in a twist
>>2888261I'm not your pal, buddy
>>2887892the only abomination here is that the fan is pointing the wrong way.better yet, tape together a shroud and drill some intake holes in the case.
>>2888274>I don't know how heat sinks work, but let me tell you how you did it wrong!
>>2888260>Long cables don't cause latency they packet loss.>>2888188>Excessively long cable causes latency issues and packet loss,>latency issues and packet loss,>packet loss
>>2884882>1.5 hourstry minutes. look up the station nightclub fire again, that was caused by polyurethane foam
>>2888302It doesn't cause latency issues though.
>>2888302Your fucking hundred feet of cat5 at the biggest commercial job you've ever seen isn't adding any latency to anything.
>>2888326>>2888327>packet loss
>>2888330See this is why you don't win your fictional contracts pal
>>2885794would
>>2885890Attempted murder: the staircase.
>>288789210/10 would install in a network
>>2888377wood*
>>2884838idgi. is it a well or a smoker?
>>2888005By “hub” do you mean those passive Ethernet hubs where all the cables are just commoned together? Do those still even work on modern networks? Surely packet collisions would happen all the time, especially with multiple IP cameras sending data constantly.
>>2888330You shouldn't have any with even a 180 foot cable. They're designed to be ran throughout buildings.
>>2886319A way to put drywall on the back?
>>2888498> hubs still work?Of course they should still work, but that is highly dependent of the specific ethernet implementations (like the auto-crossover detection for direct device connection)
>>2885199>>288520060s era power tool port. You plug the cord in the socket and wrap it around the nub on top so it can't easily be pulled off.Then plug the yard equipment into the other end and trim whatever.Outlets were built different back then and can withstand rain and weather just fine.
>>2884290No dryer, nice
>abominations thread is gone forever and hasn't shown up when I type "Abo" in the search bar for weeks>it's been here for nearly a month and is past bump limitHow does this happen?
>>2889146I'll be honest, I've no idea how you fucked this up buddy
>>2885886>Ayn RandSon.....
>>2885795Why not just use a ladder?
>>2889360What are these but a built-in permanent ladder that doesn't look (too) horrible and is correctly angled for the required path
>>2889308Fuck off. Simply owning a book doesn't mean you're now some super zealot for the books ideology. You should be reading as many viewpoints as you can. Even from people you think you disagree with.
>>2887898wtf
