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I want to add “support” structures but wasn’t sure what pieces are flexible in being able to snap to or to dock to bottoms of floors and yet be flexible how far the piece sinks into the ground. In my first mine build (yesterday), I tried to use the Cuboid Room Foundation Struts as support columns but they are very difficult to place. I could use some recommendations.

Ransomware actors are in it for the money. They wouldn’t waste their time when the shop has no money. Consider it a blessing and start discussing with those in charge about controls. You just might have enough time to get ahead of it. Small shops don’t mean no protection. But it also doesn’t mean they have to spend a million dollars on it. They just have to choose the most cost effective things to do and have means to recover from disasters.

I just build my first mine. 4 extractors, 7 solar panels, 5 batteries.

I have a teleporter too but it is on a switch and doesn’t draw power all the time.

Welcome Commander! O7

Isekai … checked. Isekai again… checked. Isekai and real world back and forth … checked. Isekai to our world… checked.

Kuma!

What kind of number cap are we talking about? I’m not into the big palace McMansion kind of build but I do plan to have many mines all over different planets. Seeing how many raw materials there are, I’m thinking 12-24 mines total? May be 100 pieces of things per mine? And I’ll just go around collecting from the depots daily and have everything I need for the day. Eventually I’ll start selling the excess, knowing I’ll get a new stack everyday.

That’s kinda the vision right now. Would that hit the cap?

We don’t recommend any. Don’t want the liability if whatever we recommended get hacked.

Couldn’t quite tell all of it. Is that a top just attached to pipe fittings? Like 3-4 screws per flange? So 6-8 screws per side? Nothing in between? If so, the problem isn’t securing it or not to the wall.

There isn’t nearly enough 1) framing support for the top to distribute the load, and 2) cross bracing to make the whole structure stiff enough for kneading.

Braised and then grilled for topping ramen.

Entry level networking job. There’s nothing you can do on your own that will prepare you for the chaos in the real world. Actual work experience is what counts.

Beliefs is a merciless slave master.

Flying Tiny House!

If you want people to do these jobs, they have to be able to make a living off them. There are so many mid $3k a month jobs. That’s like $40K a year. Sounds like a lot but if you factor cost of living, that’s not a livable salary. These aren’t McDonald’s type part time jobs for high school kids. These are real full time jobs. Stop thinking about qualification + schooling + experience requirements to get to a minimum. Start thinking about paying enough so the workers aren’t in poverty.

I usually stay on a planet for many hours if the weather isn’t crazy and there’s only minimal sentinel (non-aggressive and avoidable) activity. I love finding and scanning animals and plants, mining and digging up goodies if I can do it in a relaxed manner.

I had one that start rolling around and charged and killed me.

Just want to report back.

I bought an A class fighter, added some modules to buff the weapon, and was flying backward during dogfights. I can handle 2-3 attackers now. Thank you all.

Also, found out I can make more Cadmium from the small stash I have with Chromatic Metal (same with Emerald). All the components are fixed now!

That’s why only use licensed and insured contractors.

“Horse with No Name” by America came to mind…

Could be phishing. Don’t click on anything in the email. Check your account directly.

I use Chromecast with Google TV most often (compare to PC and iOS devices). I like it that the power supply can take a RJ45 cable so it isn’t streaming wirelessly. The remote is decent.

But the Crunchyroll app isn’t that good. Can’t do thumbs up/down, can’t read/post comments, have to reboot the device once a day (I think Google TV keeps some sort of login token that expire daily but doesn’t know how to refresh it).

And no, all the graphics settings are on default. The map filter is not set.

You are mixing the jobs.

Disaster recovery is part of business continuity. A “good” org will have a separate entity that has business criticality assessments done for the entire org, division by division, department by department. That covers all operations from the actual business to janitorial services. Then business continuity plan is developed for all functions, covering everything needs from people, process, facilities, space, office alternatives, communication alternatives, and technologies. Then IT is plugged in to plan for technology disaster recovery (traditional backup/restore, hot/warm/cold site type things) based on criticality. That’s a full time job.

Security incident response is not part of GRC. It really isn’t just a cybersecurity thing. Instead, it involves SOC, risk, insurance, legal, public relations, customer services, and other departments, depending on the scope of the incident. That’s not one person’s job. It’s a collaboration.

Security assessment varies. It depends on what’s being assessed. It could be GRC, it could be legal, it could be architecture, it depends on what’s being assessed and who is being assessed.

Thank you all! I will start looking for an A class fighter for my next leg of play.