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![]() 10/25/2013 at 20:44 |
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I'm starting to think they don't have a testing department. That or they don't know what the hell a staging environment is for and just test everything in production. I swear if this kind of shit happened at my work the whole dev team would have been fired by now.
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I think the wheels falling off that STR is pure metaphorical gold.
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It's better than what I could code, but that sets the bar so indescribably low.
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okayherestheplan. We make a Kinja Racing Team. KRT. WHOS WITH ME? We won't have an R/D, and most of the time, our car will break.
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So, Marussia?
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I lol'd
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Does anyone know the history of this photo? I always see it as the thumbnail to crash compilations, but it's never in the video.
![]() 10/25/2013 at 21:30 |
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This is all I could find:
There’s a lot of speculation about exactly what happened to this 1999-spec Ferrari F399. What is known is that it was driven by Dutchman Federico Kroymans in a demonstration event at Laguna Seca in California five years ago. He crashed at turn six and went into the barriers at around 66mph (106kph).
Any F1 fan who’s seen the picture will be astonished by how a comparatively low-speed impact did such serious damage to a relatively recent car.
Did the car have some pre-existing damage to the chassis that was not repaired? There was speculation that the chassis might be the same one Michael Schumacher crashed at Silverstone in 1999, breaking his leg.
But this seems unlikely. There is another suggestion that Kroymans made modifications to the car himself in order to accommodate his tall frame. This could have weakened the car’s ability to withstand impacts.
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![]() 10/25/2013 at 21:43 |
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Well done good sir.
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I was hoping to be better than Marussia. I'm pretty sure we're already better than Marussia, and the Kinja Racing Team hasn't even started up yet.
![]() 10/27/2013 at 05:44 |
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I can just imagine the code being a ton of nested if statements and not a single loop to be found anywhere.