[mandown]

 

[jdcamb]

Detroit....

 

[StiHacka]

Turns out they literally froze bodies then used a large milling machine to shave layers off a millimeter at a time, taking pictures as they went.

Great, now I am hungry for a prosciutto.

 

[SkaredShtles]

Great, now I am hungry for a prosciutto.

Me too. Mmm... prosciutto.

 

[scrublover]

why I wear nitrile cloves and eye protection when transporting post dialysis patients. access port blew its clot

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Totally skeeved out a couple nights ago when I got a transfer from another facility. Septic, massively infected butt abscess. Leaking...goo...all over the place. EMS dudes wearing NO PPE.

Like, literally no PPE. Not even gloves.

teh ick

 

[mandown]

Great, now I am hungry for a prosciutto.

 

[eric strt6]

Totally skeeved out a couple nights ago when I got a transfer from another facility. Septic, massively infected butt abscess. Leaking...goo...all over the place. EMS dudes wearing NO PPE.

Like, literally no PPE. Not even gloves.

teh ick

so two soon to be really sick dumb MOFO's

I am always gloved, masked, and wearing eye protection during every patient contact. Have been for over 20 years. Probably why I have never gotten ill from a patient.

 

[stoney]

@Adventurous

 

[jimmydean]

 

[canadmos]

Mother of God

 

[rideit]

That’s like those weirdos that have retro mountain bike meetups, and try and use them to ride burly trails.

 

[jimmydean]

 

[jimmydean]

Mother of God

Panasonic made a pretty sweet mil spec laptop called a toughbook.

 

[johnbryanpeters]

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Ashurbanipal: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ashurbanipal

 

[canadmos]

Panasonic made a pretty sweet mil spec laptop called a toughbook.

I have had this one sitting on my chair in my office for the last year and a half..

 

[Westy]

Mother of God

I hate Siemens

 

[johnbryanpeters]

I hate Siemens

Well, quit waving your ass so provocatively.

 

[jimmydean]

I have had this one sitting on my chair in my office for the last year and a half..

We had a bunch that came back from Iraq and some even still worked. I used one as my mobile unit in the guard until I left.

 

[StiHacka]

I have had this one sitting on my chair in my office for the last year and a half..

No Win95 no care.

 

[canadmos]

No Win95 no care.

That is not allowed in my office. I have a special hammer reserved for those.

 

[Changleen]

Why did we ever make trackpads so tiny? It seems so ridiculous now.

 

[6thElement]

Panasonic made a pretty sweet mil spec laptop called a toughbook.

Toughbooks are still very commonly used by police in their cars.

 

[mykel]

You have not lived until you have hauled one of these around.

 

[jimmydean]

Toughbooks are still very commonly used by police in their cars.

While it totally makes sense, I had no idea Panasonic was still building them.

Back in my car audio days, nobody bought Panasonic head units because they were boring but the damn things ran forever. The Toyota Camry of car audio.

 

[jackalope]

 

[Changleen]

While it totally makes sense, I had no idea Panasonic was still building them.

Back in my car audio days, nobody bought Panasonic head units because they were boring but the damn things ran forever. The Toyota Camry of car audio.

I threw a toughbook off a fire escape once. It did not tough enough.

 

[jdcamb]

 

[Sandro]

 

[profro]

I hate Siemens

Hey, I work for Siemens.

 

[4xBoy]

Hey, I work for Siemens.

Then you know why.

 

[dump]

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first time seeing the video:

 

[mykel]

 

[HardtailHack]

 

[Sandro]

first time seeing the video:

My apologies.

 

[dump]

My apologies.

ha, it was kinda cute in an old-timey way. Had enough about 2 minutes in though.

 

[jimmydean]

 

[ICEBALL585]

 

[eric strt6]

A few decades ago I saw a video on how they made some "visible human" software where you could slice through various body parts and see a real image.

Turns out they literally froze bodies then used a large milling machine to shave layers off a millimeter at a time, taking pictures as they went.

I worked with CNC machines at the time and on regular old metal cutting machines the coolant tanks would stink like death. Just imagining a chip conveyor full of human hamburger made me throw up a little.

try being is a cold room with gloves and scalpel cutting though 8-10 inches of yellow runny human fat then using gloved hands to scoop said fat into plastic drums for cremation post autopsy. The odor and texture was something else. It took days to get the corpse down to bones and tissues sans skin and fat. I did gross out half the class; sending some to garbage cans to vomit with my remark (I had two gloved handfuls of fat at the time) "This looks like the stuff I make chicken broth out of".

 

[Westy]

Hey, I work for Siemens.

I don't hate you.

Unless you are responsible for 840D documentation, then I kind of hate you.

 

[mandown]