Graduated >10 years ago with an engineering degree, and worked in an industry that was nailed really hard by Covid. The career was… pretty close to my field, but accepted many different engineering degrees.

I benefited from a federal loan cancellation due to hardship this past March. 35k in Staffords - poof. It was amazing.

It has a nice little rhyme. So cool that this dude is sharing his poetry with everyone.

This moment right here, time travelers from the future. This moment.

'your corporate steel ax (tm) is on the left, and here is the owner's manual for your mk][ armor that ... you'll need to make for yourself.' 07

I was SHOCKED

Elevated rail is the reason. I know you still can't build fabricators over it, but at least your rail system can run straight. Research that Refined Concrete quick.

well put. I admit that I've only been made aware of ONE cause Wube supports - Ukraine - and it matches my feelings.

Playing the vanilla Space Age campaign in multiplayer using the Factorio discord / Reddit community "monthly map" seed. Last night we had up to 11 players joining to help out, on Nauvis as well as Fulgora and Vulcanis. I'm pretty impressed how deeply the team integrated Space Age into the existing tech tree that we're all so familiar with. In order to reach all the benefits we've been used to having for endgame, you'll need to go to all the planets.

It's also been nice to see that the rocket launch requirements have been slimmed down so that 1) you can easily use rockets as mere transport and 2) so that multiple players in multiplayer can launch their rockets and not break the bank.

That's good news - thanks for helping my "gotta have EVERYTHING perfect for this big step" anxiety.

The factory must grow.

Proud nerd to be counted among that number. Go get your new achieves, people!

my body is ready.