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@tubetime I’ve seen disposable drug smuggling boats wash up on the coast that are more resilient than this. @tubetime am thisclose to a panic attack (no, am not joking) reading this. this was a death sentence from the very beginning. when Walter Benjamin said that capitalism is a death cult, this is exactly what he meant. @tubetime summary of the report: this is what happens when you let billionaires/techbros design and/or build stuff that should keep lives secure and safe. @tubetime Sheesh, this feels more like a movie prop than something intended to go to extreme ocean depths. We've all done hacky things but not in such unforgivable environments with risk of life for....tourism. @tubetime this "conical" groove means the o-ring will expand in it under pressure and prevent it from being watertight enough, or is it just me? Not only this requires a tool entry hole that adds a point of failure, but a simpler straight groove might have been much better for watertightness, right? Who designed that? Looks like they didnt even do basic homework on this. @f4grx no this is the standard way to capture an O-ring. a square groove would allow it to fall out. the trick is to use the right parameters so it compresses the correct amount. and i'm pretty sure there's a clever trick to eke the tool into place without leaving a plunge hole. @tubetime alright, time to load up the next billionaire and keep it going, no time to waste, chop chop ⌚ |
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