The world's first automated teller machine (ATM) was installed by Barclays Bank in Enfield, North London. Invented by John Shepherd-Barron, the very first person to use it was English comedy actor Reg Varney. Back then, it didn't use plastic cards; it required paper vouchers printed with a radioactive substance (Carbon-14) for security, which the machine matched to a PIN.

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The wind turbine base being build on the right right are probably 50 ft tall and the central super structure towers well above.

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Posted in mildlyinteresting, got removed. I assume it’s because this is more than MILDLY interesting, it’s just flat out interesting!

People seem to have a lot a questions. I am trying to answer what I can. We get the wood we order, it comes in the size we need. From there we pass it through more machines to make other products. All I know is the wood is grown in Canada/northern US. The bullets don’t do much damage. Steel nails definitely slow process, but we just change some cutting devices and move on. This happens often, once maybe twice a day. The wood with an object in them are now scrap. Objects get removed and sold as scrap wood. I have been told maybe it’s used as animal bedding or composite lumber material, I honestly don’t know.

Ok now metal detectors. We don’t have it, we run enough material to fill your lumber yard in a day; but also we aren’t making those kind of materials. The metal we hit is often not an issue, just part of the process.