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What a 50 meter / 170 foot wall dive looks like. Its basically a near vertical wall that descends to the bottom of the sea. Quite the sight. The two pictures are at the top of the wall just before going over and down. Then at the bottom I have one picture of me and my dive buddy swimming along the wall at depth. I included a picture of my dive computers to show the depth.

I will upload the full video tonight.

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I cut it a bit close this time

@freemo@qoto.org ...and ripped off your dad's face... he was screaming something AWFUL! ...in the bushes of love...

This is a great way to learn how DNS works messwithdns.net/ but also a great model to inspire more learn-by-doing tech tools

Please remember: we all have a chicken duck woman thing waiting for us.

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Despite taking 5 tries i think my execution was perfect on this one. Every guess utilized all the clues so anything else is just luck.

I feel like this one was just luck. Really cool i guessed a anagram of the correct answer on my second try.

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Antone want me to take video of a 55 meter /190 foot descent down a sea wall in the Red Sea.

So going over my dive i am absolutely astonished that i improved my SAC rate on this dive to anew record low. My SAC rate was already insanely good, but now... Wow. The dive instructor/guide who was with me said "I've never seen anyone with a SAC rate this low". My SAC rate was 0.4 cubic ft. Per minute (11.3 liters per minute). Most tec Scuba divers have SAC rate of 14 - 19 liters per minute.

Here is the link to my dive profile to check it out:

connect.garmin.com/modern/acti

My view from the restaurant tonight. It inspired me to order lobster.

Interesting bit of research, systems modeling WAY above my paygrade though. I still grow my bonsai without any simulation tools (like a chump).

pure.tue.nl/ws/portalfiles/por @freemo

An engineers job is never done. I am an Electrical/computer/Rf engineer among many other things. So naturally people are always coming to me to help with tech problems. Today the hotel staff came to me to help them with their wifi. I told the owner in a casual conversation about my background and they were having trouble revamping their wifi with all new access points. So today they asked if i would mind helping out and i joined a meeting with their whole tech staff and explained to them how they can hunt down and measure RFI and setup a good network that covers all the rooms. I just find it funny that even on my vacation im out here leading tech teams and getting shit done.

Another amazing dive today. This time i went a tad bit deeper at 190 feet / 58 meters. Deepest so far for this dive. I practiced SMB deployment and while the added skill needs some practice overall it certainly improved the quality of my deco.

connect.garmin.com/modern/acti

I have come to the point in my life where i just accept that a white shirt gets a single use, it is an inevitable law of physics and it is immutable.

Im not entirely sure what the covid rule is being depicted here or how it involves a camel... But i reall want to know.

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