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The Questionable Engineering of Oceangate
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this post was submitted on 14 Jul 2023
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No qualified materials engineer was surprised by this.
I'm barely qualified to install a logitech joystick and I wasn't all that surprised.
One could make the argument that they kind of 3d printed a pressure vessel. Using those terms makes it sound about as bad as it actually was.