For well-heeled audiophiles who, like other connoisseurs, want to take what’s there and make it better. The Western Electric® 97A Monoblocks are created for those of taste and distinction with the means to fulfill their audio dreams. Current roadmap, yes, as fast I want it to (Now, it sounds amazing), no, because that is unrealistic.Created for Those of Taste and Distinction. That's what I believe, and I certainly agree with calming down. KSP 2 had Covid and contract problems, and Covid alone caused a massive change in workplaces. I believe that one day all the features we were promised will come. My way of looking at KSP 2 is to be cautiously optimistic.
I remember myself fooling around in Unity cos it seemed fun, and I had a weird bug where if you walked to a raised platform that was just at the right height, you could spam jump then hold W and get absolutely yeeted. There were bugs, sure they were not as bad as many in KSP 2, mainly graphics issues, but that's because it's a mod, not a whole game, the severity isn't going to be as large. Take a look at Neteas's (now amazingly glorious) FFT. Theres the core features, but there are a lot of bugs that take time to fix.
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In my un-KSP2'ed opinion (don't have it )(take everything I say with an observes perspective), I might push the analogy that KSP 2 is possibly, maybe, just like a mod that just got released. Perhaps he either didn't believe him of thought firing him would get rid of the issue (cough, cough, Soviets). Also interesting is that Rush is on board a vessel he was warned was inadequately designed.
A potential failure could be a micro-crack opening resulting in the destruction of some critical systems which stranded the ship. Interesting to note the hull is made of carbon. The Titanic wreck lies 3,800 metres below the ocean surface. Through his lawyer, Lochridge declined to comment today.Ĭourt documents also state that Lochridge learned that the manufacturers of the Titan’s forward viewport only certified it to a depth of 1,300 metres. The company sued him for revealing confidential information, and the submarine expert countersued for unfair dismissal. He said his verbal warnings were ignored until he wrote a report and was called into a meeting with several officials - including OceanGate chief executive Stockton Rush, who is aboard the missing submersable. In a BBC interview in 2017 he enthused about the mission and said it was "destined for the sea".īut less than a year later he warned his bosses that flaws in the Titan's carbon hull might go undetected without more stringent testing, and urged the company to have an outside agency certify the vessel. Submarine expert David Lochridge was fired after flagging up safety issuesImage caption: Submarine expert David Lochridge was fired after flagging up safety issuesĪ submarine expert who worked for OceanGate – the company that operates the missing submersible – warned of potential safety problems in 2018, according to US court documents.ĭavid Lochridge moved from Scotland to Washington state to work for the firm. OceanGate fired expert who warned about Titan safety in 2018ĭavid LochridgeCopyright: David Lochridge
Why are they still alive? How are they still alive? What happened? Noises apparently heard by P-3 have been confirmed by the USCG.
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