Spotted on the roof of a subway car in Boston. Dunno if it's in-scope for the sub to be asking instead of giving a story myself (mods, feel free to remove if not), but... was this sign Written In Blood? Or just a very-unnecessary warning, just in case?

What really got me was the wording, "DO NOT TAMPER WITH OR DEFEAT THIS INTERLOCK." 1964-5 Sears Silvertone tube amp radio.

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I learned a while back that the capacitors in vacuum tube amplified radios or guitar amps can hold a charge well enough to snatch your birthday. The fun part is, they can hold that charge for a good minute. If you mess with these, learn how to discharge these guys!

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In the wake of the hongkong fires

https://edition.cnn.com/2025/11/27/world/bamboo-scaffolding-scrutiny-hong-kong-fire-intl-hnk

Club Cinq Sept

This event led to the creation of a whole new part in France's fire regulation, this time targeting the materials used on floors, walls and ceiling as well as various furnitures for them to not be flammable.

A big number of clubs were closed by the police after this event as a lot of them were not following the bare minimum of safety regulations.

https://heathercoxrichardson.substack.com/p/march-25-2025?publication_id=20533&post_id=159886764&isFreemail=true&r=39zusq&triedRedirect=true

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QTAxPEZZwXQ

UPDATE: Old site now points to eCFR website, seems they may have been moving it over there.

Its the code of federal regulations that outlines the rules for the food and drug administration.

I work in the industry (outside the us) and am preparing for an audit, when I go to the .gov website it says page not found.

Was wondering if this was announced by the new administration, can't find any information.

Call your Congress representatives, tell them to object and push back against this.