*quality design.
They must have one hell of a basement.

How about you move out of your mom's basement and then preach to us about how to live.

http://bigstory.ap.org/article/7006105d422740f0b4b8675c90f9a154/emails-key-security-features-disabled-clintons-server

"The emails, reviewed by The Associated Press, show that State Department technical staff disabled software on their systems intended to block phishing emails that could deliver dangerous viruses. They were trying urgently to resolve delivery problems with emails sent from Clinton's private server."

Wut?

Remember how they prosecuted Aaron Swartz for violation of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act?

Clinton's minions had State Dep. IT turn off security features so they could debug connection issues to the server in her basement? That's... that's just...

This two-tiered justice system makes my sphincter itch.

Yah, I started out thinking OK this goes in the EIA channel but after reading the daily herald article I realized that I love this guy. After realizing he wasn't going to make it to the basement or wherever his wife was (just as well) he proceeds to video the event. And he didn't vertical video it. This really brings home for me the actual experience of living through a tornado and how every survivor you ever hear compares the sound to a locomotive.

I'd say it goes from 4 to 6 comfortably. It may be possible to alter the design. If you did, I think it would probably scale at the same rate... 5-7.5, 6-9, 7-10.5. Doubling would provide useful, but it doesn't seem that way to me.

Still pretty awesome table. Another cool part of the design is the ease which it transfers to the bigger mode. No more storing leaves in the basement or having to have two people to pull it open.

That's why I'd prefer to live in a walk up or a building short enough to be serviced by a hydraulic elevator. The ones on top of a long hydraulic ram like on a backhoe. They can fail, but all that happens is you slowly sink into the basement.

Dag might not like that though...

I installed a cabinet in a basement kitchen that had big cast iron wastewater pipes in the back of the cabinet behind the drawer. I shortened the back of the drawer 4 inches.
Yeehaw!

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Epoxy Colorado
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Mzrf-T7oE0

Today I walked into someone's basement apartment and encountered this device. Imagine my astonishment as this was the one and only working copy.
http://cassettepunk.com/small-projects/qc-ok-2-7-5-5v-dc-fuck/

If you notice, I wrote the proper noun Simpsons twice, one without an apostrophe and a second time with an apostrophe to indicate possession, which is correct. "The Simpson's basement."

The SimpsonS (no apostrophe) had an episode of the basement's Bender a few episodes ago too!

Where are our hoverboards, flying cars, auto-tying Nike shoes, growing pizzas, etc.?

*promote

It's only 45 minutes until we're back in the future! I wish I could have taken a time machine instead of doing it the Bender way.

(See Futurama/Simpsons episode where Bender shuts himself off in the Simpson's basement so that he can awake in the future.)

Would like one for the times when my electricity goes out and the sump pump quits and the basement floods. Not sure of how to design one though.

I'm not going to pass judgement on them. It's not my place. I have no idea of what they might have been doing beforehand... perhaps they were having a group orgy on MDMA and then WHAM! Fireworks, everywhere. Oh good God I'm going to cum!

I'd say if it had been me standing there (sober) - I would have immediately shut my mouth and forgot about my phone and videoing the event. Instead going into survival mode since I would have believed that my life was severely in danger by this event unfolding and would have tried to get out of there as fast as possible- to a basement or somewhere else solid. But, that is only my theory and everyone is different, situations are different, the people you are with, the country you are in, dynamics. It's not like this was their fault. I also get a hint of the sobering magnitude beginning to sink into their voices by the end of the video...

Ah, but we do have the option to go back in time per Lucky and have a serious conversation over this and better script the reaction while this unseen event happens the second time around.

Some people keep a handgun in their home. Other folks keep larger weapons in their basement... you know, in case of an Emu invasion.