<wanders in> Still rambling on? <drifts away, singing an old Zeppelin song>

<worships at the shrine of the caffeine goddess>

Statistics? Civil? Religion? Hmm...

<scratches head>

Philip Coutts wrote:Probably be released about the same time that LT sees the light of day

<chortles> Stay sharp!

<sniggers>


Thanks for the heads-up though, Philip - it is appreciated.
How's life on the ED forum - are you still a moderator?

So there will be a place for Lord Effingham's Revenge eventually - cool. Only two years too late. <sighs>

South of the Mason-Dixon line
The women are pretty
And the ground feels fine


On that subject, Pynchon's Mason & Dixon is a very good read.

Fisher admits that she had an affair with Ford during the filming of the first Star Wars film in 1976. She says the relationship lasted about three months but she's hazy about the detail because of "the brutal strength of Harrison’s preferred strain of pot".

<chortles>

Victor Tombs wrote:My "grudge" is a lot less than thirteen years old.

More like dating from 2013, perhaps? When lone wolves were given the finger!

Victor Tombs wrote:I have a headache now...

Deep space, cruising slowly sunwards, main drive at 5%, local system time 00:55 - all is quiet.

Victor Tombs wrote:IMO the most accomplished story from the Author packages.

Little doubt of that - Reclamation is better than Brookes' Legacy too.
No wonder they commissioned Drew for the next official ED novel.

Victor Tombs wrote:Unlike FDEV he delivered what he promised to deliver.

<nods> Indeed!

Drew wrote Elite: Reclamation as one of the original 'official' ED authors - cost him about £5k (raised via a Kickstarter). He's since been commissioned by Frontier to write the next actual official ED novel - Elite Dangerous: Premonition . He had peviously written the Oolite Saga - four novels whic...

... but the task manager I had open said that it was using 68% or so of my ram at 4.5gb used. If that's Windows Task Manager, may I suggest Process Explorer as a replacement - been using it for many years. Don't know if it will help with your particular problem, but it's much better than Task Manag...

<munches doughnut>

Flatfingers wrote:... there's no hope for coherence in any language used by actual humans to communicate information.

Any sufficiently advanced information is indistinguishable from noise.

<sighs> Nigh on four years, and I still can't name my ship! Bah humbug!