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  • Humans are the ones tooling and retooling these units for specific purposes, which can be done far more efficiently in situ in an underwater habitation. Along with any other human activities that will be occurring, such as immediate study in a dedicated lab facility.

  • What part of the opening rationale was incomprehensible?

    “With current diving at 150 to 200 meters, you can only get 10 minutes of work completed, followed by 6 hours of decompression. With our underwater habitats we’ll be able to do seven years’ worth of work in 30 days with shorter decompression time. More than 90 percent of the ocean’s biodiversity lives within 200 meters’ depth and at the shorelines, and we only know about 20 percent of it.”

  • Is a man not entitled to the sweat of his chattel property's brow?

  • If only they explained their reasoning somewhere... all these headlines are so inconsiderate.

  • Regardless of any shitposting, just being forced to hand your ID docs to your Facebooks, Reddits, Twitters, etc with their track record of processing data is not an attractive proposition.

  • He definitely won't be the first to sell Trump brand human skin to the lizards.

  • The risk is that all the mindless drones and zealots that they have actively created over hundreds of years are now off somewhere else doing the same shitty things they were doing before but for someone else, potentially someone even worse than the church.

  • I guess accepting the idea that people in a position of authority can and do abuse that authority with near impunity on a daily basis, to the point of straight up murdering people at random, is too horrifyingly unbearable for some.

    "No, I can't really be left at the whims of sadists and the criminally insane by society, it must be the individual's fault."

  • Okay... but "Shareholders" means just one group of its many shareholders. It's not like they are rejecting the consensus of their shareholders or something.

    I could buy some shares and then send them a letter suggesting they leave the wholesale food market and they could reject that proposal.

  • Leftovers that you keep for "the dog"! Less and less frequently does it make it to dogs though, a crime of our time.

  • For many smokers, the world is their ashtray.

  • He didn't become the richest prick in the world by spending his own money.

  • I'm concerned with switching to a small alternative which then becomes untenable or shutters within a year and then having to piss around again.

  • They've been making deeeeeep cuts in order to make the company "more like a startup", as per Jack Doresey's comments.

  • They laid off 10% of their workforce last year, and like 20% of the remaining work force late this year with cuts to engineering expected. It is not in a healthy place, seemingly, and they cover a very small slither of the market.

    Edit: Couldn't find the exact article I had read before but this one seems well formatted. https://www.headphonesty.com/2024/12/tidal-bets-future-artists-djs/

    It doesn't help that their parent company makes so little from them compared to a series of crypto ventures, but what can really compare to that.

  • Bandcamp the union busting company that laid off like 75% of its staff over 2023...?

  • Tidal has decided to sunset it's app, which means it's basically on maintenance mode now. Somewhat off putting.

  • My child self was a bumbling idiot who I would dislike or be indifferent to if I met them. Gradually over the course of decades I have become vaguely competent and capable of not making an idiot of myself daily. I'll probably feel the same about present me later.

  • Ukraine has no interest in putting even more of its population into Russia's meat grinder... because they will obviously lose a war of attrition.