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I don't really understand. Your statement seems to be the same as the one you're responding to.

The status quo has changed dramatically, because a bunch of voters were too apathetic to vote for Harris.

I use wireguard and have public DNS refer to private IPs.

For example if my server is accessible at 10.0.0.1 via wireguard then I point *.myserver.mydomain.com to that IP.

Sorry if I've misunderstood your question.

Show me me the specs. Note also that this dock is not fixed to pylons, so it's being used as a barge.

I know we've been crossing a lot of lines over the last several months but this seems like a big one.

Disagree. The lift is on a gimbal. If the wheels on one side of the lift are 1cm higher than the other, that would move the platform at the top by 8cm or something. If both guys are on one side of the platform that could be enough to make the whole thing tilt by another 1cm at the wheels, and so on.

That lift is not designed to be operated on a plastic barge.

That dock is not designed to carry equipment, certainly not an elevated platform, and is not designed to be operated as a barge.

IDK why there's so many commenters here rushing to defend this kind of practice. Working at height, on equipment not intended for that application is a hard no. Why would you work for an employer that would put you in that situation? This kind of "it's probably fine" risk assessment is just absurd.

This sketchy looking thing is safe, therefore some sketchy looking things are safe, therefore I'll need to assess the specific risks of all things whether or not they look sketchy.

This equipment is not designed for this at all.

Guaranteed the specs for that lift say that it can only be operated from the ground.

Guaranteed the specs for that dock say that it can not be used as a platform for any kind of equipment, and that it must be used as a "dock" (secured to something) and not a barge.

If your risk assessment is "Probably nothing will happen lol", it's probably a good time to re-think your approach. It's easy to be flippant looking at memes on lemmy, but it's just madness to risk your life so your employer can save a few dollars.

Any flexibility will change the physics.

Guaranteed the specs on that lift say it can only be operated on the ground.

Guaranteed the specs on that dock say it's not suitable for supporting anything at any height.

Safe work sites aren't "pearl clutching".

Who says this is exactly what you're supposed to do?

If you're ever working at height and you think it's safer without a harness so you're not killed to death by whatever you're standing on it's probably a good time to reassess.

This sketchy looking thing is safe, therefore all sketchy looking things are safe.

Uh, sure. You might also fall on the concrete walk way around the pool, or on the lift, or the lift might fall on you, or any number of things.

It's only "basically impossible" if it's on a firm platform. If it's on a gimbal, like a plastic floating thing, then you don't really now where the tipping point is going to be because it depends on the flexibility of the platform.

What if the lift tips over?

WDYM?

what does dredging have to do with this?

Barges also typically don't carry tall tipping over things with people on top, and are less flexible than this plastic thing.

The ez dock base is more flexible than say, concrete.

The centre of mass of the lift only needs to go outside the base of the lift, not the dock.

There must be a psychological term for this - assuming your good fortune is actually earned through merit. It applies to many other aspects of life.

Attractive people think they're desirable because of their personality them because of their personality.

Healthy people think their health us due to their active lifestyle or nutritious diet.

You don't really need to be humanoid to manipulate ddmoors and gates

Because they later felt embarrassed by their question.

Like what... stairs?

Just leave the package at the bottom of the stairs like humans do.

I still don't understand what it means though?

Of course you need sleeping areas, even just for sleeping.

Of course people are probably going to wank, or maybe even fuck.

There are actually no laws in space. Vague untested treaties about resources perhaps, but not laws, and certainly not about sex.