In this case they surveyed and recorded every victim location for the coroner, and for what was assumed would be a recovery effort, but it never happened. They just left them in there. The dive team were quite confident they could do it.
This is a saturation dive team exploring MS Estonia back in Winter 1994. Nothing graphic is shown (despite ~750 victims trapped in the hull) but it gives s great idea of the very difficult working conditions such teams face.
https://youtu.be/ACpsOTfEplg
Penetration diving and victim recovery is extremely hazardous. I am quite surprised they didn't attempt to raise the wreck and work on the surface. Glad they got them all out, for all that.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/article/2024/aug/23/mike-lynch-yacht-possibility-of-manslaughter-charges-as-final-body-retrieved-sicily
I don't understand these posts. Reddit is full of them. You might as well ask AI.
This is an old problem. Everyone knows about it. #EV
https://www.dailydot.com/news/charging-next-to-tesla-cybertruck/
The Linux kernel is 38 million LOC. #curl is 170K. The kernel is 223 times bigger.
The Linux kernel ships 60 CVEs per week, 3100 per year.
curl ships on average 13 CVEs per year, 3100/223 = 14
== Roughly the same CVE/line of code ratio.
59F this morning. Quite a nip to the air. I think it's an equal low for the meteorological record. I went away for two weeks leaving a garden I thought I'd have to comprehensively reseed in Autumn, and it looked like the jungle on return. The drought of June and July ending in dramatic fashion. I don't think we're quite caught up with rain totals yet. Back to some searing highs next week.
StreetArt
Artist: Alex Kanos
Geneva - Switzerland
#streetart #artist #fediart #mastoart #artmatters #art
Level 1 charging is just a convenience provision. No modern large battery is practical at such a speed.
FOSS, motorbikes, and photography.