It's been a while since I've played (~1 year), but back then I thought the way it worked was that the same ship model of the same tier would all have the same number of slots. For example, all ships built with the same parts with the same name and of the same tier would have the same number of slots (25/16). Recently I've noticed that it doesn't seem to be the case. I've noticed identical ships of the same class having slightly different slot numbers (25/16 vs 24/14 vs 26/17, for example). Was I wrong back then or has it always been like this?
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I recently bought a new construction home and everything is very builder grade. What are y'all's recommended improvements to make my home feel a bit more custom and less cookie cutter?
Euclid - Max Slot (20-6-6) - Blue/Gold Exotic - Royal Fin - Single Thruster - V-wing
reddit.com/gallery/vw68g7Or does economy only impact the ship spawning? I'm having trouble finding documentation on this.
If I have a mission in an undiscovered system, is there any way to tell which space station is the closest so I can teleport as far as possible, without having to leave the port, checking the map, and going back to the port?
I see lots of candles and reviewers calling out the different waxes (paraffin, soy, etc) as good or bad things and was wondering if anyone has a guide to the different types of waxes used and how they impact the candle (throw, burn time, price, etc) ?
All too often I'll see people claiming things like gender and money to be "social constructs", and while that may be true, it isn't a valid criticism or justified reason to dismiss those topics as unimportant or not worth discussing.
I'm currently running a 1080Ti, and I'm looking to upgrade. I play 1440p 144Hz, and thought about getting a RTX3080 or a 6800XT. Do you think those would be worth it, or do any of you have other recommendations?
I work for a fairly large (10k+ employees) tech company with an incredibly flat structure. I've struggled to meet expectations as the company's expectations are that everyone should always exceed expectations. With the amount of tasks and projects we're expected to be juggling constantly I find it difficult to figure out what I should be prioritizing and regularly get overwhelmed. When I bring up my struggles to my team lead (manager) their response is effectively, "yeah we know, that's on purpose and that's just your job to figure all this all this out and do it". I'm starting to suspect that maybe I'm just not fit this environment and that I would do better work with more guidance/leadersh

