For them, based on the report, it is implosion that killed them instantly. So for them, it is like "ooh, the ocean is so dark down here..." then bam! No more consciousness since they are compressed within 0.03 seconds, surely crushing their brains and bodies including that teenager, instantly and turning them into ocean mush for the bottom dwellers to feed. They did ont even feel being flash fried by the heat generated by the implosion, which is briefly as hot as the surface of the sun, which will surely kill any living thing not miles away from that sub.
But of course, dead men and boys don't tell no tales, so we cannot be certain. The scenario above is a rough estimate based on empirical data on the materials of the sub, the depth they are in upon implosion and the simulations of scientists on that situation.
A Jailbroken Nintendo Switch, A new phone with a Snapdragon Gen 2, and a powerful Intel 10th gen (hackintosh) or Ryzen 5 (latest) laptop.
Reddit plans to coerce mods into opening subreddits.
Reddit is reaching out to moderators that are looking to reopen communities currently closed due to protests.
Sa ating mga mods, nakatanggap na ba kayo ng utos kay u/spez regarding r/Philippines having to open?
Noise lang daw tayo oy...
Sabi ni u/spez, our blackout is just noise. Babalik din naman daw tayo eh.
https://www.theverge.com/2023/6/13/23759559/reddit-internal-memo-api-pricing-changes-steve-huffman
TBF, those crazies will go on a rampage if you let them.
And reddit has been letting them since they don't police them, users do.
And the sane users are the ones who did the blackout.
That's rich, coming from him of all people.
Not everyone is savvy enough to move from Reddit to here. This thing is a tad bit of an infant on itself.
Being of an old Reddit user myself, I think this is fine. It just needs more features injected in and capacity to handle an influx of users.
Moving from Reddit. This website is clunky, but it's workable.