there are minimal fasteners because time is money. generally a couple folded-steel tabs in the front, not too deep because the wires and connections are not too long, and the two or so screws holding the control panel on seal the back. if the tub support is minimal, and it really gets banging on the sides, it could pop the front tabs.
really, the fix is to have put a cheap vibration sensor on the top or in the control panel, and if there is a whangin' bangin' good time happening inside, it slows or stops the motor. probably would have cost Samsung two bucks per washer including programming changes. so now they have to recall 5 years worth of production because somebody said no to the safety feature.
so it's all Samsung. in Asia, commonly the conglomerates sorta-kinda hide the vertical parts makers in chaebol, set up to do the dirty work at less pay and prestige. over here, we call them "franchises."
and it's very likely the civilization, ocean traders, and ports just so happened to be important enough that that's where the few sea gauges that exist were put precisely there. saves money. allows for flood warnings for millions. why dump an expensive gauge where nobody is and nobody will be?
ditch the pager crap. disconnect from the web. use a mediator system and if the local politicians want to meddle, tell them you'll install a siren that goes past 11 to 35.
drop two or three Satan2s on Texas, fool, they'll send a Texas Ranger over to visit you. after all, one war, only one Ranger to end it. takes a few nukes to give a Ranger a twitch, you know.
just like anything that radiates electrical energy needs a FCC certification, there ought to be a standardized security grade. not backwards like the FCC (A is wide open, B is filtered for home use), but like in grammar school. D and F doesn't get past customs. C limited to devices that are not ordinarily connect to anything approaching our Connected Internet. B and A for residential, and A for data centers.
Congress (the opposite of progress) is going to get appropriations requests, and the public utilities will bring wheelbarrows full of critical failure points they haven't worked on for 50 years to the body.
considering that many city water and sewer systems are in default of the law already and running on baling wire and duct tape, ouch.
Verizon already has one greybeard portal, AOL. they will gain more by shutting down the other creaky old man of The Commercial Connected Internet than by trying to maintain it and merge it. start poaching talent and change their offer to one thin buck.
for instance, ex-military, which presumably would be copacetic with maintaining operational security. anybody with bingo-number resumes can qualify as a contractor, able to take a higher bid with no remorse.
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and some of those notes can mean the difference between wrecking a box of bits or recovering it.
the real Global Warming (tm) was invented here
CCclippy will erase your drive.
and where does the drain hose go when you're at 35 Angels high in a sealed airplane?
there are minimal fasteners because time is money. generally a couple folded-steel tabs in the front, not too deep because the wires and connections are not too long, and the two or so screws holding the control panel on seal the back. if the tub support is minimal, and it really gets banging on the sides, it could pop the front tabs.
really, the fix is to have put a cheap vibration sensor on the top or in the control panel, and if there is a whangin' bangin' good time happening inside, it slows or stops the motor. probably would have cost Samsung two bucks per washer including programming changes. so now they have to recall 5 years worth of production because somebody said no to the safety feature.
so it's all Samsung. in Asia, commonly the conglomerates sorta-kinda hide the vertical parts makers in chaebol, set up to do the dirty work at less pay and prestige. over here, we call them "franchises."
ought to pay you to suffer with it. if it's your computer running their OS, you should still be able to control the appearances.
getting to hate the 'softies.
and it's very likely the civilization, ocean traders, and ports just so happened to be important enough that that's where the few sea gauges that exist were put precisely there. saves money. allows for flood warnings for millions. why dump an expensive gauge where nobody is and nobody will be?
compiler failure, unknown variable. pick up your cards and fix it.
ditch the pager crap. disconnect from the web. use a mediator system and if the local politicians want to meddle, tell them you'll install a siren that goes past 11 to 35.
drop two or three Satan2s on Texas, fool, they'll send a Texas Ranger over to visit you. after all, one war, only one Ranger to end it. takes a few nukes to give a Ranger a twitch, you know.
well, it IS an old movie...
the number for Hell is a default setting in the directory, but hey, unique feature!
exactly how vital is it to have refrigerators ordering food on their own, and sock drawers starting the washer?
just like anything that radiates electrical energy needs a FCC certification, there ought to be a standardized security grade. not backwards like the FCC (A is wide open, B is filtered for home use), but like in grammar school. D and F doesn't get past customs. C limited to devices that are not ordinarily connect to anything approaching our Connected Internet. B and A for residential, and A for data centers.
and that's legal.
to fund anything requires Congress' budgeting authority.
Congress (the opposite of progress) is going to get appropriations requests, and the public utilities will bring wheelbarrows full of critical failure points they haven't worked on for 50 years to the body.
considering that many city water and sewer systems are in default of the law already and running on baling wire and duct tape, ouch.
I use "asswordP" myself. they'll never guess ;)
Verizon already has one greybeard portal, AOL. they will gain more by shutting down the other creaky old man of The Commercial Connected Internet than by trying to maintain it and merge it. start poaching talent and change their offer to one thin buck.
... when you make your stuff with Zika victims...
that was no eagle, it was a pigeon in a Halloween costume in the nest. Bigfoot probably is playing a hoax on us.
that airplanes avoid. seems they don't want the seams and rivets to corrode, for some silly reason.
you can pull a car over and get out if it starts falling apart. not so an airliner. no curb.
for instance, ex-military, which presumably would be copacetic with maintaining operational security. anybody with bingo-number resumes can qualify as a contractor, able to take a higher bid with no remorse.
being such a weasel and all...
"More research is needed to determine the extent of the reaction." (tm) (c) all academia