• Bluebanrigh@aussie.zone
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    1 year ago

    It’d be cool if they had those here but I swear we have enough idiots that would try to get in for shits and giggles and maim themselves

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      1 year ago

      You could put giant billboards warning for the risk and it would still become a recurring event. Even if it said “warning: this is capable of grinding a human being to pulp”.

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          11 months ago

          Where is that sentence from?

          Why can’t we have basic, objective, uncomplicated worded warnings like that? Maybe the stupid ratio would drop.

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            11 months ago

            I’ve heard of it posted on high voltage electrical panels, but never seen it myself (I’m not an electrician). I don’t know if I got the wording exactly right, but it sounds good.

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      I’d imagine it’s got weight and pressure sensors, so I don’t think a person would get very far. I can definitely see the mechanism getting jammed by garbage or some shit, especially if someone’s trying to jam it.

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      11 months ago

      That’s the premise behind /r/ArchitectureForAdults: architecture that’s dangerous for morons, but safe for everyone else