Whoever dreamed up the touch screen interface needs to be flogged repeatedly. Whoever thought these things should entirely replace all buttons and dials should be shot.

Dumb but a spike strip will solve the ìssue

Human conkers!

I hate modern cars, they are a menace of dubious technology

That's kind of cool, for a fire risk.

That's an expensive design fail!

What a bad design, having the eyes right there, not far from the mouth.

What could possibly go wrong?

The Toe Breaker!

Population Control.

This is just evil, man.

Nothing a sledgehammer in the middle of the night can't fix

And they didn't prevent the asshat parking in the bike path 10m down the track, so failure all the way.

Cheap knock off hairdryer?

Because you bought the wrong cat food! The cat wants Whiskas!

This is shockingly bad.

Geez, that's ridiculous!

The fan was installed after the original tin room and before the windows. I hope they taped the switch down.

Don't worry about your keys, the rats, spiders and possums will guard them with their lives.

LED lights don't get hot enough to melt the snow like the old incandescent ones did, a lot of places discover this when they swap them.

Oh, the fact that its a medical professional holding it tells me somethin' bad already happened with this one.

The assisted yeet

Two words: butt slide!

There are holes for plenty of bolts, the fitters are just lazy or cheap skates.

Id have to have someone marshal me in

Not even a carpet to cushion the fall.

A wall socket plugged into more sockets?

Looks like something that would generate randomly in an asset flip game.

Not a grate decision.

Shouldn't these things be tested before full production?

Why handing the design / build jobs to the cheapest bidder is bad. If your designers don't ride bikes and/or don't visit the site (because that costs money! especially when most of the work is outsourced overseas!)...

Wasn't there a grampa that got in trouble on a cruise ship holding a kid up to a window like this & the shipping company didn't see a problem?

Well it puts the waterproofing to the test

Oh good! Not only is it not candy, it's also a strangulation hazard. Fun for the whole family!

Weeeeeee!!!!! Crunch.

But you're saving the environment! How noble!

To be fair, the blind people will also fail to see the problem.

The grid of dots just before the rail is a stop signal. It's the same tread texture that gets put at crossing points. The grid and track following the rail is also a newer installation. I assume they put the pathing all the way around because the railing wasn't always there.

Let’s see. The corner of the wall on the left is new. The wall beyond the rail on the right is new. The dark grey guide tiles are new, as is the concrete they’re laid in. Except on this side of the rail where the tiles are cut into the existing pavement. The building itself looks pretty damned new. Anybody think that maybe, just maybe, this is new construction that isn’t even open yet, and that’s why the rail is still there?

😆

For very short blind people??

Limbo anyone?

This works as a controlled access point. The rail is preventing everyone from walking on the far side of it - not just blind people. There is nothing wrong with that.

Even if it was not hot, who would sit on that surface?

Rock and roll...down the stairs.

My school Chromebooks are made by HP and have a very similar button placement. If you double-tap the power button, the Chromebook turns off. Guess what happened during my ACT test...

Always read labels

This is actually a genius design. When there is a fire, the wooden board will burn away, revealing the exit. The fire exit can't be used until then. (I am just kidding, of course.)

This is very cool

I mean, that looks like the cheapest soldering iron you could find so...