- I love how transparently this is made out of some angle iron a couple facilities people picked up at home depot
- I also love the twitter sign that they got stopped halfway through pulling down by the cops a few days ago because they didn't have a permit to operate the cherry picker
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in reply to @vogon's post:
trying to rotate this in my head to imagine how much shittier it must look from the ground (when it looks this bad from a relatively good angle).
the AP writeup has some photos from a shittier angle which make it evident that the infill on the "wide leg" of the X is just made out of black poly sheeting
fuckin 700$ erectorset ass sign seems here just to attract the press but I'm glad the high schooler is getting noticed i guess
I cannot wait for some winds to knock that thing down because it looks about as stable as the site infrastructure itself
I'm trying to process this. The scale looks off, that kind of "channel with holes in it" shouldn't... be... that big... it looks like a photoshop. zoomed phone photos are a special kind of visual hell so maybe this makes more sense if someone took a real picture of it but i am just strugglign to figure out what my eyes are seeing.
My favorite description of it has been "It looks like its built with an old Erector Set!"
taking bets on if they have a permit for this? or even permission from the building owner? lmao
my immediate thought was that this sucker isn't sufficiently secured and it's going to plummet onto market street and kill a few people.
Home Depot is generous, I’m not convinced they didn’t fashion it out of torn up server racks and cubicles.
To make things worse, it flashes brightly at night, aimed directly at an apartment complex across the street
This shit is gonna give someone a seizure and i hope when it does the person finds a really good lawyer to represent them pro bono and sues Musk's pants off
in reply to @cathoderaydude's post:
What is the most ridiculous way that those uprights could be supported?
I don't see any guidewires. Not like they can sink postholes and pour in concrete right?
Do you think they're on tiny welded sheet bases, or that they're secured with an angle bracket to a bunch more steel tubes with sandbags on top?
there is absolutely no question, it's just weighed down with sandbags, i'm sure of it.
Fun Fact: the reason they stopped them from removing the old sign was in no way because they weren't allowed to do that, but simply because no attempt had been made to cordon off the sidewalk so pedestrians wouldn't get crushed
that is all they wanted, a simple permitting formality (which a corporation like his could have had arranged within an hour with a phone call) as an affidavit that things were being done safely, and a few cones to make sure things actually were being done safely. but in typical manchild fashion the response was a smirking "oh, oh, you're trying to keep me from doing what i want, oh, daddy is so mad, well, daddy can't stop me from doing it ON TOP OF MY OWN BUILDING." because, again, he has a ten year old's understanding of how Any Of This Works
I think you're right about the sandbags honestly.
It's not just the baby tantrums either, it's just so obvious that the company simply does not have even a remotely functional secretarial capability anymore to smooth out these kind of stupid trivialities.
Aside from that though, I really really want someone to buzz a drone up there real quick just to see the absurdly dangerous engineering that is almost certainly in place documented.
daddy can't stop me from doing it ON TOP OF MY OWN BUILDING
even funnier because it's not even his building