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Writing a mod for a game with dozens of scripted events and it would be great if I could just publish the first draft and let the free market of ideas bug test it, but I'm still gonna test it myself and hopefully catch bugs. None of these bugs would implode me, but they'd feel like it.
I can say with authority that I've been drunk in the same basement tavern as Benjamin Franklin. Well, one of the basements he'd been drunk in.
From what I’ve heard, essentially any standing structure in New England that at any time in the last 300 years sold alcohol has a solid shot at being one of Franklin’s former watering holes
I can say with authority that I've been drunk in the same basement tavern as Benjamin Franklin. Well, one of the basements he'd been drunk in.
From what I’ve heard, essentially any standing structure in New England that at any time in the last 300 years sold alcohol has a solid shot at being one of Franklin’s former watering holes
Or a hole he watered
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Havelock2.0What are you?Some kind of half-assed astronaut?Registered Userregular
oceangate gonna be all
when folks start taking their asses to court for this
You go in the cage, cage goes in the water, you go in the water. Shark's in the water, our shark.
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Havelock2.0What are you?Some kind of half-assed astronaut?Registered Userregular
I can say with authority that I've been drunk in the same basement tavern as Benjamin Franklin. Well, one of the basements he'd been drunk in.
From what I’ve heard, essentially any standing structure in New England that at any time in the last 300 years sold alcohol has a solid shot at being one of Franklin’s former watering holes
Also p much the entirety of Paris
You go in the cage, cage goes in the water, you go in the water. Shark's in the water, our shark.
Also regarding the submarine stuff, all the standards surrounding SUBSAFE came from losing a U.S. submarine and everyone on board dying.
NASA would later adopt and modify the same standards submarines were using after losing a capsule and everyone on board dying.
That's what infuriates me. The standards put in place weren't to prevent theoretical problems. They were created because without them people died preventable deaths.
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AtomikaLive fast and get fucked or whateverRegistered Userregular
Havelock2.0What are you?Some kind of half-assed astronaut?Registered Userregular
I just love that Rush throws out “submersible orthodoxy” as if physics, pressure and fluid dynamics are a school of fucking thought and not, you know, immutable laws of fucking Nature
You go in the cage, cage goes in the water, you go in the water. Shark's in the water, our shark.
Also regarding the submarine stuff, all the standards surrounding SUBSAFE came from losing a U.S. submarine and everyone on board dying.
NASA would later adopt and modify the same standards submarines were using after losing a capsule and everyone on board dying.
That's what infuriates me. The standards put in place weren't to prevent theoretical problems. They were created because without them people died preventable deaths.
But they cost so much more Quid?
How can we make an extra 10% off the top if we follow them?
Its so dumb. Silicon Valley's thought process is fine for something that won't kill you. But at the same time learning from our mistakes is important not to repeat them.
I can say with authority that I've been drunk in the same basement tavern as Benjamin Franklin. Well, one of the basements he'd been drunk in.
From what I’ve heard, essentially any standing structure in New England that at any time in the last 300 years sold alcohol has a solid shot at being one of Franklin’s former watering holes
Also p much the entirety of Paris
“…and here is another location Franklin banged someone’s mémère,”
all the stuff coming out about the sub has the energy of marge looking at the inside of robot itchy's head and saying "see all that stuff in there, homer? that's why your robot never worked."
ahavaCall me Ahava ~~She/Her~~Move to New ZealandRegistered Userregular
My mom loved the Titanic.
One of the first movies I remember watching was "A Night To Remember" followed by "The Unsinkable Molly Brown"
She met Robert Ballard, had detailed cross sections framed and hung on the dining room. Went to every Titanic museum, no matter how small, she could get to.
And even my mom never wanted to go there.
"It's a graveyard, Sarah. A mass burial site. We do not bother them. They should be left in peace"
She was angry enough at the opening scenes of the Titanic movie, and that was fake treasure hunting.
Do not run dodgy tourist events with no safety regulations to mass traumatic grave sites.
Maybe this very well publicized disaster will help turn people around on the whole "safety standards just hold back innovation" shit.
Virtually every safety standard was written after an incident made it apparent. In aviation we said "the FARs were written in blood." Anyone using the spurious innovation argument is already ignoring ya know, all of history, one more spoonful of reality isn't gonna change it for them.
I finally floated a couple miles of my local river today, and it was really fun. Two thumbs up for operations on the surface of the water.
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zepherinRussian warship, go fuck yourselfRegistered Userregular
I can say with authority that I've been drunk in the same basement tavern as Benjamin Franklin. Well, one of the basements he'd been drunk in.
From what I’ve heard, essentially any standing structure in New England that at any time in the last 300 years sold alcohol has a solid shot at being one of Franklin’s former watering holes
Also p much the entirety of Paris
“…and here is another location Franklin banged someone’s mémère,”
Ben Franklin should have invented antibiotics.
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Havelock2.0What are you?Some kind of half-assed astronaut?Registered Userregular
I don't know how this was done, but it does not look like a very scientific or accurate simulation. It kind of looks like the submarine implosion equivalent of a kid showing another what sex is like by mashing together a barbie and a gi joe.
Thousands of hot, local singles are waiting to play at bubbulon.com.
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Havelock2.0What are you?Some kind of half-assed astronaut?Registered Userregular
Also regarding the submarine stuff, all the standards surrounding SUBSAFE came from losing a U.S. submarine and everyone on board dying.
NASA would later adopt and modify the same standards submarines were using after losing a capsule and everyone on board dying.
That's what infuriates me. The standards put in place weren't to prevent theoretical problems. They were created because without them people died preventable deaths.
But they cost so much more Quid?
How can we make an extra 10% off the top if we follow them?
Its so dumb. Silicon Valley's thought process is fine for something that won't kill you. But at the same time learning from our mistakes is important not to repeat them.
Well tbf he’s never going to make that same mistake again
You go in the cage, cage goes in the water, you go in the water. Shark's in the water, our shark.
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It reminds me of the best advice if you're planning to fuck with ocean stuff
DON'T FUCK WITH THE OCEAN
-SR
Sounds like anticapitalist disruptophobe talk to me
From what I’ve heard, essentially any standing structure in New England that at any time in the last 300 years sold alcohol has a solid shot at being one of Franklin’s former watering holes
Or a hole he watered
when folks start taking their asses to court for this
Also p much the entirety of Paris
NASA would later adopt and modify the same standards submarines were using after losing a capsule and everyone on board dying.
That's what infuriates me. The standards put in place weren't to prevent theoretical problems. They were created because without them people died preventable deaths.
It's like that guy who built a rocket to see the shape of the earth for himself. Total reluctance to trust anyone else but their own experience.
But they cost so much more Quid?
How can we make an extra 10% off the top if we follow them?
Its so dumb. Silicon Valley's thought process is fine for something that won't kill you. But at the same time learning from our mistakes is important not to repeat them.
I have made a Druid that summons a lot of lightning bolts.
“…and here is another location Franklin banged someone’s mémère,”
Those poor graphics looks like as.
Dear god the level of delusion in this piece.
One of the first movies I remember watching was "A Night To Remember" followed by "The Unsinkable Molly Brown"
She met Robert Ballard, had detailed cross sections framed and hung on the dining room. Went to every Titanic museum, no matter how small, she could get to.
And even my mom never wanted to go there.
"It's a graveyard, Sarah. A mass burial site. We do not bother them. They should be left in peace"
She was angry enough at the opening scenes of the Titanic movie, and that was fake treasure hunting.
Do not run dodgy tourist events with no safety regulations to mass traumatic grave sites.
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worst case a bunch of people simultaneously stroke out because a decimal is displaced during a live software update
Virtually every safety standard was written after an incident made it apparent. In aviation we said "the FARs were written in blood." Anyone using the spurious innovation argument is already ignoring ya know, all of history, one more spoonful of reality isn't gonna change it for them.
I finally floated a couple miles of my local river today, and it was really fun. Two thumbs up for operations on the surface of the water.
Ben Franklin should have invented antibiotics.
Or Reiss O’roane
There is however sewage seeping up from the ground. Some of it into the walls.
I don't know how this was done, but it does not look like a very scientific or accurate simulation. It kind of looks like the submarine implosion equivalent of a kid showing another what sex is like by mashing together a barbie and a gi joe.
Well tbf he’s never going to make that same mistake again