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I can't argue with this. Spot on. http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=ken%20lee

Sunday morning, 8:18am, coding on a pet project with Chester Bennington screaming in my ear. #bittersweet

My last 7 days in Elite Dangerous thanks to Greg's Legacy and a bit of renewed interest. + 23,711,285 (cash) + 95,433,45 (assets) I guess I spent a lot of money on upgrades, hence the assets. I started to engineer my Anaconda beyond the FSD. Thrusters up from top speed of 180 to about 235 (Level 3) Boost is probably a 100 more than befoe. Could have use it during the many trading runs this past week. Did some Level4 Multicannon upgrades and unlocked L5, and so did one of those as well. I'd like to address pulse lasers, power distributo r & shield next, but need to do some more reading first. Tried out the improved combat capabilities of my Anaconda and felt a bit stronger, but not enough punching power from the lasers to help the Multicannons. Work in progress, I guess. Have been in touch with Greg's son. He is amazed by the community response. "Thanx for what you’re doing, it’s REALLY cool" - Simeon Thanks again CMDR's.

To those of you interested in joining the current CG's around LTT 4961, here's a post about CMDR Greg, who is the person that the new station will be named after hopefully: Thank you to everybody who is chipping in on the Null CG's this week. Many of you have no idea why the new station is named after my mate Greg, so I thought I'd tell you a bit about him. Some of you are doing it for the money or your ranks, and that's great, but if you're sitting on the fence or not too bothered to join, it still might make an interesting read for a couple of minutes. I bought my Commodore 64 in 1985. I was year 10 of school and, growing up as a non-white South African, living in a relatively poor community in Apartheid South Africa, it was a miracle that I had heard of and more still, gotten interested in computers. Meeting another computer user was like winning a jackpot, but literally 12 days after getting my C64, I met Greg. Greg was a primary school teacher, had a...