Your setup is NOT LEGAL per your own description.
REALLY? WHAT IS MY EXACT SET-UP AND EXACTLY WHICH LAW OF WHICH JURISDICTION DOES IT VIOLATE?
 
 BLATANT VIOLATION of the NEC, which most US jurisdictions have adopted as LAW (sometimes with additional restrictions) - and the very few areas that have not adopted the NEC have adopted an alternate standard that is very similar.

AGAIN WHERE AM I AND EXACTLY WHICH NEC VIOLATION ARE YOU CHARGING ME WITH..YOU ARE THE AUTHORIZED ENFORCEMENT OFFICER FOR MY LOCATION RIGHT?

 Putting a splice in a box DOES NOT make it code compliant - there's more to it than that. 
CORRECT YOU SHOULD PUT THE BOX IN A PAIL WITH DIRTY OILY RAGS AND WATER AND DRILL HOLES IN IT TOO FOR VENTILATION ADD SOME BLEACH AND GASOLINE STEEL WOOL AND SHARP OBJECTS
REALLY? HOW THE FUCK DO YOU KNOW WHAT CODE IF ANY APPLIES TO ME? AGAIN BE SPECIFIC EXACTLY WHICH.

 It is very questionable about SAFE as well - still waiting to see where provision for strain relief is at, that IN AND OF ITSELF makes your setup unsafe AND a violation of Code.
NOW YOU'RE ALSO A FULLY QUALIFIED ELECTRICAL SAFETY INSPECTOR.. GREAT SHOW ME YOUR ID

 It's not defamation when FACTS are being stated.
IT'S DEFAMATION WHEN YOU TALK OUT OF YOUR ASS 

 
 I'm not going to go into the "not covered wiring" issue, that's a point I personally think the Code is a bit excessively anal about - but it IS another violation. WHY NOT? YOU ARE ALREADY AN ASSHOLE SWIMMING DEEP IN BULLSHIT...WHICH CODE? WHAT PAGE NUMBER? APPLIES TO WHICH COUNTRY COUNTY STREET EXACTLY?

 Be happy the guy I learned to be an Electrician under has not seen your setup or heard your "instructor" say is OK - that instructor would be getting DECERTIFIED FOR INCOMPETANCE in no time flat.
WEALLY? MWAYBE FIRS WERN OW TO PELL INCOMPETENCE BUCKWHEAT?
 Unless he WATCHED you making the splices, there is no way he has ANY CLUE if they are properly done or if they have any potential to be safe - and a LINEMAN should understand the need for stress relief better than I DO.


 I never said anything about "high voltage" - and by LINEMAN standards I agree that a 220v setup is low power - but by the standards of connections where electrical tape gets used, it's HIGH power.

IF MY AUNT HAD BALLS SHE WOULD BE MY UNCLE...IF YOU DON'T KNOW THEN STFU And MYOB
 If you are in a building/home with a substantial space between it and other structures, then it might be justifiable to claim it's "your risk" - but if you are in space in a "shared" building/condo/townhouse/apartment/whatever or you are in a crowded area with only small spaces between structures, it is NOT just "your risk".

The power structure of bitcoin is decentralized. Its split between miners and developers.

Some miners wish to centralize the power structure of bitcoin so that miners control everything. To do this they needed a plan to get rid of developers, to take control of the software engineering aspect of bitcoin. That's where the agenda for big blocks comes in.

Miners started a social media campaign intended to fool the public into believing higher transfer fees and slower transactions times were the fault of core developers who "weren't doing their jobs properly by refusing to upgrade to larger blocks" in an effort to wrest control of bitcoin away from core devs.

The truth is big blocks have many negative drawbacks. They weaken the security of the blockchain. They centralize nodes. They don't provide much in the way of positive tangible returns to offset these negatives.

The entire campaign for big blocks was and is a giant scam. Antminer filled many 1MB blocks to only a fraction of their full capacity. There were many spammed transactions caused by miners to raise fees and backlog transactions. Many steps were taken to attack bitcoin and make users unhappy in an effort to influence them into blaming core devs for it.

There is an overwhelming amount of data to support this.

Are you hanging with us?

M