lwhitepeopletwitter·People Twitterbylewosadebu Don't drill a hole into carbon fiber. It ends badly.View original on sh.itjust.works82Comments10Reply
ProfessorChaos sh.itjust.works3Hide 3 repliesI believe that the interior bits are screwed into an inner liner, not the actual pressure hull. You can see the gap between the liner and hull in the image. 46Reply
SSouthernCanadian replysh.itjust.works2Hide 2 repliesMan, even if all had gone well, that's a tiny space to be crammed in for days with 4 other people.9Reply
InEnduringGrowStrong replysh.itjust.worksWait wait was that what the 4 day no-poop guy was doing?17Reply
VVolaris replysh.itjust.worksWasn't the actual dive supposed to be 8 hours and the whole trip (including getting to wreck on Mother ship) 4 days total?9Reply
jwiggler sh.itjust.works1Hide 1 replyWilliam legate is not an automatically trustworthy news source13Reply
PPabloPicasshole lemmy.worldSounds about right. I work in IT and the one thing my many rich clients hate is an ugly desk or monitor setup and they’ll do anything not to have one.7Reply
nnikscha replyfeddit.deIt's not. There's a perforated metal tube inside of the pressure vessel, into which the monitor is screwed.13Reply
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I believe that the interior bits are screwed into an inner liner, not the actual pressure hull. You can see the gap between the liner and hull in the image.
Man, even if all had gone well, that's a tiny space to be crammed in for days with 4 other people.
Wait wait was that what the 4 day no-poop guy was doing?
Wasn't the actual dive supposed to be 8 hours and the whole trip (including getting to wreck on Mother ship) 4 days total?
William legate is not an automatically trustworthy news source
fair enough 🙈
Sounds about right. I work in IT and the one thing my many rich clients hate is an ugly desk or monitor setup and they’ll do anything not to have one.
This can’t be true…
It's not. There's a perforated metal tube inside of the pressure vessel, into which the monitor is screwed.
Seems fake