• Psythik@lemmy.world
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    14 hours ago

    Could someone please post the pics? The website claims that I could click “see more” to view them, but nothing happens when I do that.

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    1 day ago

    There’s probably an expensive helium mechanical drive somewhere down there that suddenly found itself to be considerably smaller than it started out.

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      They used 3 mini PCs with SSDs, which all of them were completely smashed and unrecoverable. the flash chips were all cracked or missing.

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      Encrypted. Was a whole thing to recover the keys from a damaged board, only to find old videos and photos from previous dives.

      Apparently they were streaming the video to the inside of the sub, so it wasn’t saved to that card.

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    Why TF are resources being wasted on digging it up??

    Idiocy.

    There are REAL needs, in this world, & throwing MORE resources after that narcissist-machiavellian’s coffin isn’t justifiable.

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      Would’ve been crazy if the money wasted on finding this went towards repairing rural America.

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      The article doesn’t make it clear (it could be better written) but my guess is that the card was actually found intact in the wreckage that they recovered back when the sub went down.

      The various documentaries by Netflix, Nat Geo, etc. only came out a few months ago as the USCG investigation wrapped up. Those revealed new details, like that they had recovered personal belongings from the pockets of one or two of the victims. I don’t think those details were publicly known (or at least reported on) until the documentaries came out. This is likely just a similar case of more evidence coming to light.

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        I’ve watched a couple of them and the National Geographic one was brutal. They have the footage of the comms room on the tender and you can hear the implosion.

        A lot of footage of the USCG hearings and the sheer amount of arrogance and stupidity is incredible.

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          Yeah I remember that scene in the Nat Geo one. Hearing that sound was truly surreal. I think it was Rush’s wife working the radio. I wonder how long it took her and the others to truly comprehend what it was they had just heard…

  • Boomer Humor Doomergod@lemmy.world
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    14 hours ago

    Scott Manley has a one hour video going over all of this, including the ridiculous redaction of James Cameron providing expert testimony by first saying he directed The Abyss

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    Tragic? What was tragic about it? It were just some insanely rich doing something insanely stupid: dive in an untested home made tube built from rejected discarded build materials to dive to insane depths to disrupt a protected monument of something which killed thousands.

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      There was also a famous ocean explorer on board they were using as a prop for their company. He’d done great work exploring shipwrecks previously and not a billionaire

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        And despite his knowledge and experience, chose to join the haphazard mission in pursuit of something he apparently valued more than the risks. So it sounds like he made a very clear choice and was dealt the expected hand from said choice.

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      The kid that was killed didn’t want to be there. He was terrified. He only went because rich daddy insisted & paid for him to come along. That’s tragic.

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            I never said that. I’m just annoyed that when a rich person dies, it’s world news and “a tragedy” while when a poor kid or a non-white kid dies no one gives a shit. A school shooting and too man doors are being blamed and it is written off as “collateral damage” to preserve the second amendment but when a rich guy is killed the murderer is being labeled a terrorist and the death penalty is being sought. Steal 3 times something small from the store and get 25 years but scam thousands of people including the government for millions/billions and get 2 months if any at all. Why would I care about a rich kid when the rich only care about themselves. Sure, it’s sad for the kid he got pushed into something completely stupid and dangerous and had to pay for it with his life. At the same time we as the west are still supporting genocide and other horrible war crimes, costing the lives of thousands of children while people protesting this are treated as terrorists and criminals. It’s just a matter of perspective. Most rich kids end up not paying taxes like their parents and getting richer at the cost of others. So when a rich kid dies, I’m not going to care more than when anyone else dies. Especially when it happens by something so dumb as the Titan “tragedy”.

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              Those rich people are demanding Trump to take away the health care from millions, so they can get a tax cut they don’t need, and won’t even notice. That kid would have been doing the same thing in 20 years, so I don’t feel bad for him or any of the rest of them. They paid a lot of money for an adventure that would give them bragging rights, and got a bigger adventure than they bargained for.

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              its ok when rich kids die because there is a genocide going on

              Go shock your dog hasan

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      I think maybe the point about the Kid is being missed.

      Yeah super rich. Yeah didn’t want to be there.

      But to change things you need people with resources on your side. The young are significantly easier to do this with.

      If we demonstrate that we have empathy for all of the vulnerable (as we should) those young ones can see the power of empathy.

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        “Then I stepped back and gave them space to set [Suleman] up, because he really wanted to go,” she said."

        This is from the mom in a BBC article. And he was 19 not a kid.

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          In older articles they stated he did not want to go and they never gave his age. Were they early attempts at propagandizing sympathy for the rich?

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        Yeah, no. Kids want to be cool and respected, making it clear billionaires are hated will do so much more to wake them up

        And once a billionaire gives it all away to become just a normal person (with a few million in the bank as a safety net), we make them a hero

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      Yeah we should build a bigger submarine that fits more billionaires. But no kids this time.

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          Yeah. One of the rich guys brought his son. Reported as “university aged” but still.

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          Over 18, but he was the only one that doesn’t want to be there. He was scared but didn’t want to disappoint his father. That poor kid and his mother. Can’t imagine how she must feel. This is why being a good parent takes more than resources. I would never want a relationship with my kids where they felt pressured into doing something just to make me happy. I’d hope I’d make different decisions as a father if I was in that situation. My son openly tells me about his hesitant feelings towards an objectively dangerous trip, I’m not making him go at the very least. And I’m probably not going myself because me and my son can do something else together.

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          One was a kid, one was a person who spent a chunk of her life saving for a ticket.

          Most of them were just regular people.

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          Over 18, but still young enough to not be predestined to become like the other billionaires I guess.

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    “Somewhat disappointingly, the images and videos shared in the report were taken in the vicinity of the ROV shop at the Marine Institute”

    There, saved you a long read

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        Yeah, but 512 GB? That’s gotta be overwriting some data. The amount of data generated by sensors is massive.

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                Nobody said GPS (except for you). Location data does not mean GPS.

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                  Ok, so tell me how you are going to get a location fix underwater, in the dark, with no landmarks to orient yourself, in constantly shifting currents?

                  Even the Navy’s most advanced nuclear submarines have to surface to get their location. This thing was a carbon fiber tube with an Xbox controller and an idiot designer.

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              And what do you think that polling rate was to fill up a 512 GB SD card? It’s all speculation but this isn’t a super collider, we shouldn’t need sub second polling of a vehicle that can only move 5.6 km/h.

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                And even if you sampled at 10 sps, and did 50 sensors at 10b, you would still only be looking 5000bps or 5.8x10-7 GBps, meaning that it would take roughly 26 years to fill up a 512GB SD card.

                While I don’t know for how long the sub had been submerged, I doubt it was close to a quarter of a century. If that was the case, I believe that we would have been talking about that as well. Even if it was 500 sensors, at 100sps at 12b we’d be looking at 79days.

                IMHO there’s only a few things a 512GB SD card would be used for. And I hope it was music, because I don’t think we should watch the final moments of these people’s lives.

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    That even a depth rated camera is broken can easily explained with the point that the implosion produced shock waves with pressure spikes easily exceeding the official ratings of the camera.