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Did anyone tell him they were using a video game controller?Matt Walsh says we're sickly people for joking about the sinking of the sub.
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Did anyone tell him they were using a video game controller?Matt Walsh says we're sickly people for joking about the sinking of the sub.
man, quit being a bitch
The worst case scenario would've been if a flotation device was deployed and raised them to the surface, then they spent 4+ days being rocked by waves and knocked over 24/7, flinging the contents of the chemical toilet around the tiny cabin while nobody found them because they didn't put a fucking locator beacon on it.As a person with a very sensitive stomach (if I eat something wrong like a tomato slice I need to rush to the toilets) my first reaction was "do they have toilets in that thing?". What I understand is that they don't, meaning that if the 4-days death was slow, they were sitting in feces and urine in a closed metal tube until the end. It sounds like medieval torture.
I never said I'm not fucked up in the head.Matt Walsh says we're sickly people for joking about the sinking of the sub.
Everyone calling this guy a retard for not having a radio: don't you need gigantic miles-long antennae to communicate with subs? Could this guy have put communications in even if he had wanted to?
I'm just curious if there's a source for the "he could have had communication but didn't want updates" claim.
Relevant:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Communication_with_submarines
Matt Walsh says we're sickly people for joking about the sinking of the sub.
It's the billionaire equivalent to stupid redneck tricks. HEY EVERYBODY WATCH THIS!I never said I'm not fucked up in the head.
He's not wrong, he's just allergic to laughter or mirth. The whole thing is a black comedy of errors.
"We don't need all those lifeboats, they make the deck look crowded.I mean he could've had several fail-safes including but not limited to:
-Radio
-Backup controller
-A separation failsafe (essentially a safe self destruct that drops a ton of crap so the part with the people can float)
-A goddam reinforced cable tied to it
-SOS Buoys to give a general area of distress to look for
- Redundancies for critical systems like life support and pressure management
- A planned route that they stuck to
Literally this is the kind of guy that would take the parachutes off of a plane "cuz we're not gonna crash bro"
You had to install drivers? I just plugged mine into Windows 11 and it was good to go. Works on Linux as well out of the box.Logitech f710 has no driver for windows 7 and up, you have to use the xbox360 driver instead
You'd think someone planning this kind of excursion would at least safeguard against dramatic irony. Literally "oh we're gonna go gawk at the sunken boat where rich people died because retards didn't build or stock a watercraft properly; yes it does cost hundreds of thousands of dollars to do so, and yes the CEO of this thing publicly said safety is for faggots, why do you ask?""We don't need all those lifeboats, they make the deck look crowded.
The ships unsinkable anyway"
Every era of human history is filled with people indulging in the death of their fellow man. Even Matt Walsh himself enjoys seeing people die under certain circumstancesMatt Walsh says we're sickly people for joking about the sinking of the sub.
The toilet seemed to be the best part of Titan. It had a view and music.As a person with a very sensitive stomach (if I eat something wrong like a tomato slice I need to rush to the toilets) my first reaction was "do they have toilets in that thing?". What I understand is that they don't, meaning that if the 4-days death was slow, they were sitting in feces and urine in a closed metal tube until the end. It sounds like medieval torture.
Not flat, probably a fine mist and whatever chunks of bone and flesh survived the implosion have already been consumed and shit out by prawns, amphipods, and sea cucumbersYes, perhaps we are. But then again, we are not flat as pancakes on the ocean floor.
That's objectively wrong.To be fair, any reasonable person getting into a submarine would assume it's been extensively tested with safety measures in place in case anything happens.
Then again, they did see the Logitech controller at the helm. That should've at least raised a couple of red flags.
Meanwhile, vtubers; "Let's Goooooo! Content!"