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  • Osa-Eris-Xero512@kbin.socialtoRisa@startrek.website•Important context: Humans no longer even play the game.
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    11 months ago

    EIH

    While the human’s behavior following the loss of the game is illogical, as humans are want to do, your dismissal of their responses to your clarifying statement regarding their loss as ‘petty’ is inherently illogical as well. Doing so instead of, as logic would dictate, rigorously testing their response for potential validity, if only in a human context, has resulted in your hypothesis being unanswerable with available information. Please keep in mind that while the actions of humans often appear illogical, this commonly is due to a lack of context surrounding those actions or understanding that, being highly emotive beings, the logic of their actions may be derived from a not immediately accessible source given a Vulcan perspective in observing the events. Further inquiry in this matter is generally welcomed by persons engaging in apparently illogical behavior, and your failing to clarify these conditions at the time of the event necessitated the query passing to this board, which could have been a post in /c/humansubspacemicroblog providing insight into this phenomenon instead of us attempting to ascertain fact with incomplete data.

  • Osa-Eris-Xero512@kbin.socialtoAsklemmy@lemmy.ml•What small piece of advice you would like to give that isn't heard enough ?
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    11 months ago

    Not just stores, but inventory of goods in general. The thought is that resources spent on inventory are resources which could have otherwise been spent elsewhere. This line of thinking and fixation on Just-In-Time goods deliveries was one of the most important factors in the supply chain fuckery around covid, which only began to stabilize last year.

    excess inventory is waste. Always have a buffer to handle shenanigans and/or be able to source the next thing,and avoid being up shit creek the next time the TP truck is a week late.

  • Osa-Eris-Xero512@kbin.socialtoRisa@startrek.website•On the third day of Trek-mas,
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    1 year ago

    Fun fact: I scrubbed through that whole fight and there is exactly 1 frame where only 4 beams are on screen, and it’s the view screen of the Alito and not a very clear shot. The rest are 5 4 beams or <=3

    And in DS9 the big fleet actions only have only a few ships firing at a time. I didn’t think the phaser effect cost that much, but presumably I was wrong about that.

    Figured it could work for the meme.

  • Osa-Eris-Xero512@kbin.socialtoFuck Cars@lemmy.world•America has lost its f*****g mind.
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    1 year ago

    The common thought on this, as i understand it, is twofold:

    1. Battery supply is still heavily constrained, so packs will go to the expensive larger cars first, with the lower end and smaller ones following along as the new plants come online in the next few years.
    2. the us is very large and spread out, so smaller packs are less desirable, exacerbating point 1

    Most people in the US have already purchased their last ICE vehicle, and are either going to drive it until the wheels fall off, or until the 3rd gen BEVs are out.

  • Osa-Eris-Xero512@kbin.socialtoStar Trek@startrek.website•Let's talk starship classes!
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    1 year ago

    I’ve always been a fan of the canon interpretation that anything other than the two nacelle pattern was because someone needed to compensate for something in the workload. Battleships (Federation-class variants, Galaxy-X) have 3 so one can get chopped off and they can keep on trucking, quads rotate through them to even wear/allow ‘sprinting’ for longer, singletons being 2 nacelles in a trenchcoat for cost/maintenance reasons (which explains why they’re often proportionally oversized), etc.