Space engineers
Exactly, you can't mix the large and small grid blocks so the majority of details are impossible. Everything is either large or small. Even the small lights take up a whole large block space (2.5 m^3). For example a floor plate (catwalk) takes up a block space if you build a corridor it mean you can't place a light bulb in the same space and have to build up one more block space above. As a result most people build 2x2 corridors 5x5 m !! Ridiculous! As far as structural integrity goes, well, it's a game so it's not exactly perfect in simulating but weak designs do break up. A lot of the high rated designs use spaced armor and labyrinthine columns and walls. Many such players claim their design doesn't have useless huge space but those waste a lot more spaces and I've seen none featuring realistic internal rooms you would find on real (ocean going) ships. Yes, most do have quarters, lounges, galleys, restroom, engineering, bridge, CDC(CIC), cargo bay, med bay, hangars, storage and all typical layman gamer stuff but everything else is missing.
The only way to mix grids is using rotor attachment which tends to explode and it's not flushed, wasting 1 block size in any direction. There's are mods based on rotors with the same problems.
In order to have multiple rotors and piston acting together you have to use merge blocks (magnetic connectors) to merge the different grids attached on their heads. It's extremely difficult to do because not all merge blocks will activate and they, too, tend to explode. You waste hours just to try this simple procedure.
Out of fear a lot of people avoid using any rotors and piston. You could as well play Dublo, a far cry from Lego. I mean I've created far more advanced designs as a kid then what the game could offer after 4 years of development.
Another update just came out but it's no better still.
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My focus is on what he is doing or will do. There's no point to anything passe if it doesn't serve to make better futures.
Anyway, I've had a recent discussion on society. And since I saw them popping up a few time in recent years I would like to bring it up.
Some younger people in social working field have brought up an interesting critic about how we are brought up. For example we are brought up to keep or follow order, stay in line to wait for our turn. And because of that we wouldn't led an elderly person skipping the line (also because all the people behind would complain). I find this argument amusing because I'm pretty certain in non-ordered (civilized) society the weak ones would never get their turn at all. I should note this argument often comes from asians where it's common in society to pay respect to the elderly.
In SKorea there's been a little steer on how Korea's prime air company had been using game footage for advertising their new light fighter.
https://youtu.be/1SkBx_FbBu8Meanwhile the north is threatening to test an intercontinental missile that could get over the pond.
And some artist came up with camouflage to disrupt facial recognition and tracking.
https://ahprojects.com/It's useless really since most cameras are for security and don't zoom in on faces anyway and those that do target the right places to begin with.
Edit: It's been windy all week. It feels like -10. Can't get out without some head cover. Things are kind of slow for some reason.
The white house's LGBT rights page has disappeared!