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Evolving Mastodon’s Trust & Safety Features • Renaud Chaput

renchap.com
2023-07-28T04:07:27.000Z
mastodon trust safety socialmedia social imported:pinboard

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Here are my personal thoughts about how we could handle Trust & Safety features in Mastodon software.

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Ash pits safety, clean out doors, ash dump doors | 301 Chimney

301chimney.com
2012-09-26T17:25:17.000Z
houses fireplaces ashpits safety home imported:pinboard

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Question: There was a black metal plate in the rear of my fireplace and it fell into a cavity below the freplace foor/hearth. What is the purpose of this cavity? What will happen if live embers fall into the cavity? There is no opening in the basement to access the cavity. How can I access it and remove the ashes I see down there?

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Tests Show Most Store Honey Isn't Honey

www.foodsafetynews.com
2011-11-10T00:22:09.000Z
food honey gross health safety imported:pinboard

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Ultra filtering is a high-tech procedure where honey is heated, sometimes watered down and then forced at high pressure through extremely small filters to remove pollen, which is the only foolproof sign identifying the source of the honey. It is a spin-off of a technique refined by the Chinese, who have illegally dumped tons of their honey - some containing illegal antibiotics - on the U.S. market for years.

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Poka-yoke - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

en.wikipedia.org
2008-12-17T04:36:09.000Z
design interface usability ui ux poka-yoke safety ergonomics imported:pinboard

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"Poka-yoke (ポカヨケ, Poka-yoke?) (IPA: [poka joke]) is a Japanese term that means "fail-safing", "Foolproof" or "mistake-proofing" — avoiding (yokeru) inadvertent errors (poka)) is a behavior-shaping constraint, or a method of preventing errors by putting limits on how an operation can be performed in order to force the correct completion of the operation."

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Peter Miller - Magnetic Yellow Card

petermiller.info
2006-12-06T19:16:33.000Z
cycling driving automotive safety imported:pinboard

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"This magnet was tossed onto your car by a cyclist who felt that you might have been driving in a way that could have endangered their life."

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WORKSAFE's FREE Photo Page

www.safteng.net
2006-07-27T20:43:40.000Z
safety darwinawards photos tragic funny imported:pinboard

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"As of May 2004, SAFTENG will be posting WORKSAFE's weekly Shocker and Bodgey Scaffolding photos here as a way of saying THANKS for what they do to help us all in improving our safety efforts!"

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