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Am I the only one who has noticed and finds it hilarious the Meta AI logo appears remarkably similar to the Apple Health Cycle Tracking logo?
I think I should start a gofundme to crowdsource funds just so I can fly to Australia and climb over this fence.
A month ago I found this Thorens TD150 as a pile of parts in a box destined for the dump, and today I got it to play a record again for what is probably the first time in about 40 years.
Fun fact, the final revision of Simulacra and Simulation added "* Except for Furry stuff, that doesn't count"
LOL.. I'm watching through from the beginning (rewatching some series, others are new to me) and haven't gotten to Turn A, but I just skipped ahead and yeah, that's amazing, LOL (also it looks really good after having watched a bunch of 0079)
Oh my gosh, your Tallie reminds me of my good friend Colin here. I don’t see too many other bi-blue Shelties. He’s loud but very sweet
They fell victim to two classic risk assessment failures: First, Survivorship Bias. You may have seen this classic image of the "Swiss cheese airplane". Planes coming back from bombing runs showed damage in these areas, so designers sought to improve armor in those spots.
They literally -boast- that they don't focus on the mechanical risks of their completely unique hull during their risk assessments.
Y'see, OceanGate looked that the cause of most submersible incidents, and discovered that most of the accidents were caused by operational errors, not mechanical failures. They thought they could "corporate culture" away the mechanical risk.