I just went to a website that gave me a full page ad with no X button to close out of it.
Hell no. Shit is going to get so bad if they remove ad-blockers. Fastest way to kill their user-base.
Chronova
joined 1 year ago
My status is similar to yours. Just kinda waiting for CIG to do something.
Thanks for making this instance! I hope it picks up because we need a place that we can control outselves.
I'm using Sync right now. I've tried a few different lemmy apps and this is the only one that actually works without bugs. Maybe because it's a paid developers full time job and not just some free side project?
I do wish it wasn't a subscription. Apps are generally a flat fee.
Yeah, HH missions can make a good profit, but they also take a long time. I'd like to know how salvage fairs per hour over the other professions.
There are some good FPS missions like Ghost Hollow that pay well, when they work. You should look into those if you like doing ground missions!
ISC back in a week!
There are some fun FPS missions that reward a lot, like Ghost Hollow. You should look around for info about all of those if you're into ground missions.
You might want to just rent a few different ships in that range to see what you like. You're right that most ships are role specific, so buying a few different ships in-game for the different roles you want to do is the best idea (if you don't want to spend $1k+ on the game).
I gets a little rough re-grinding the aUEC to replace your ships after a wipe, but the wipes happen less often now so it's worth it.
That still remains to be seen.
He's losing in a big way with these NY cases. There's a strong chance that he'll never be able to do business in NY again, which means a lot of work restructuring his businesses. It's a pretty big hit and will take a lot of time and money to resolve.
The election cases will be held next year, and will determine whether or not he sees jail time. I still have high hopes that we'll see him behind bars in the next couple of years. These cases just take time because of the ramifications if the DOJ gets them wrong.