Just what is with this narrative?

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I've not seen any large diesels with a non-electronic governor in 20 years.

Maybe this was true in the 1970s?

I mean, this is just utter fabrication.

I'd be suprised if any container ship over 5000 TEU didn't have a full automation system... that was digital.

I'm not sure if this 'ship's can't be hacked' narrative is more or less batshit than the 'Dali was hacked' side.

A modern common rail slow speed diesel is absolutely nothing like a 1970s car.

I made something to watch the 2024 eclipse remotely!

This is every public webcam in the path of totality, with a live-updating view of the umbra.

jonty.github.io/2024_eclipse_w…

Ship blackouts are getting media attention, but are they a common occurrence? Cybergibbons 🚲🚲🚲 flagged this paper, which suggests a blackout on avg every 16 months on cargo vessels. Undoubted limitations in the data, but fascinating:

sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

I just don't get this.

I've presented clear examples of where air gaps have been eroded. Each one of these has been found during an actual test of vessels.

Yet it's still a 'conspiracy theory'?