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1. Go to Trademark Database Search. 2. Select "Seach Trademarks" 3. Look up "Soon". 4. Realize it's for Phone Cases, Clothing or Jewelry. 5. Profit

ALL YOU FUCKIN' HILLBILLIES SHUT THE FUCK UP™

When you say "Soon™", are you referring to the CellphoneCases, Clothing or Jewelry? Please...™ Respond™ Quick™ Edit: Apparently, I can't get permanent links to patents from US Patent and Trademark office. That's a bummer.

<Reserving space for confusingly editable comment later on, where I disprove everything people said after me> No, we're reserving posting order to talk about PU in the most confusing way imaginable.

Well, seen how you were probably drunk yourself when you crashed your own ship, you shouldn't judge :P

Well spotted. We must tweet this so everyone can be outraged.

That looks awesome. Will it be out before or after the game is? :D

Waaait a second! I just noticed that not all of these snowflakes are unique individuals. *triggered*

Well, I brought the blindspot up, and whilst doing so I did acknowledge that it's not a strategy to win by itself. This "obsession" about the blindspot was just about whether or not it existed in the game. I'm fairly sure we reached the answer that yes, there are blindspots, you could fit few...

So it's a bunch of photons flying in a static formation, each individual photon flying in a straight line?

I don't mean the wave itself, but the photon resonating this way and that during it's travel. Granted, this is not my strong suite, but there is a particle that's physically forming the wave, right? it's not just an abstraction? For example, if you have a car that's driving along a straight...

Well, yes, obviously I wouldn't rely on a single fighter trying to take out the shields alone. Even if the pilot would be this ace of spades that manages to stay in the blindspot for eternity whilst blasting away at the shields, the Polaris can just quantum away after few minutes of not being...

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1hjjIC_Ad5exOepLqVh1hWda5f5yhxcWfm2ZOZOUGjKQ/edit#gid=1742862932 I doubt Polaris would be much, if at all, faster than a Retaliator / Constellation / Freelancer. Also, now, turning the ship starboard or port is kinda interesting idea, but I'm not sure if...

Hmm... 25 000 000, TEST has 10k members. 2500 UEC donation per member per Jevelin. We could be pumping them Jevelins out daily tbh :D Blot out the sun with those. Blot out a few suns with those. Fill a black hole until it's just a black heap of Jevelins. We can do it!

An interesting article. The writer makes one mistake tho: "But actually this experiment (the EPR experiment) has been done many times, and each time Einstein was wrong. Information does go faster than light, but Einstein has the last laugh. This is because the information that breaks the light...

It's not quite that simple, I'll explain details per point you've made. Just because a ship is in your sights, doesn't mean you've destroyed it. If your gunner can't destroy the approaching enemy before it's out of his FOV, and your pilot can't return the enemy to the gunners FOV, then that...

I just heard that the SC will have a subscription after all. No refunds on purchased ships.

So just about every time you talk of going really fast, you're going to hear "You can't travel faster than light". And yeah, 299 792 458 meters per second may seem like a impossible challenge. But then again, Gorrak, who lived some 6000 years ago, also was of the mind that you can't travel...

Hmm, yeah, Redshirts works as well. Well, technically we got blue and gold shirts above the planes as well, but those don't matter. For me, the name is secondary anyways, I just want to let everyone know, that when they take their Starfarer (or something else) out for a spin, I'm game...