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@HomeworldGame This game is an utter disappointment, after having played the originals when they came out. I even gave it a second chance and tried to endure it more. Now Steam won't refund me because that came to more than 2 hours of trying to 'see if it may work' It doesn't. Refund me.

There’s no more time to prepare. Hyperspace has been weaponized and we are the only line of defense against this unknown threat, Commander. It’s time to show them the strength of the Hiigaran fleet. Homeworld 3 is available now: homeworlduniverse.com/games/homeworl…

Did you know that flight checklists date back to 1935? B-17 bomber pilots relied on these, revolutionising aviation safety. Today, they're essential in IT, ensuring workflows are followed meticulously. Structured checklists empower success even under pressure.

In-person or virtual, post-COVID or not, valuing diverse perspectives is crucial. 🌟 Let's create inclusive spaces where every voice is heard. 🗣️ #MeetingEquality

Understanding the delicate balance between Cost of Quality and Cost of Failure is crucial for cost-saving endeavours. Investing in quality doesn't guarantee linear improvements, but neglecting it exposes businesses to risks like reputational damage and workflow disruptions.

One year post the world's largest 4-day workweek trial, the verdict is crystal clear! 92% of companies are embracing the reduced schedule, affirming a transformative shift towards prioritising work-life balance. businessinsider.com/most-companies…

Let's not confuse being hasty with being fast. Haste leads to clumsy execution and slow results. Speed comes from thoughtful planning and measured movements. Quality and certainty are your speed advantages. #Productivity masterclass.com/articles/slow-…

I'm thrilled to unveil the new identity of the iGEM BioArt Hub as the iGEM BioDesign Hub! As we evolve, our commitment to promoting creativity, innovation, and collaboration within the iGEM community remains stronger than ever.

There is no such thing as a free lunch. Every action, every gain, carries a corresponding cost. Take flying, for instance - It's a constant trade-off, requiring careful management to maintain equilibrium. You must always be ready to sacrifice something to gain elsewhere.

@Neuralink celebrates a milestone as their brain chip wields the power to manipulate a computer mouse with thoughts. Yet, with great innovation comes great responsibility. The invasive nature of this tech raises discussions on privacy, autonomy, and health reuters.com/business/healt…

From virtual interviews to starting roles remotely, remote workers are facing unique challenges requiring tailored support. Many managers overlook these challenges, but proactive strategies can foster a thriving workforce ready to excel in the digital age.

Following the 80-20 rule, these robots handle most tasks, letting humans focus on exceptions. This blend acknowledges human complexity, while leveraging robotic efficiency. It's a promising synergy of human ingenuity and robotic precision. pymnts.com/news/investmen…

The 'normal/average person' fallacy is evident in the US Air Force's failed attempt to create a perfect cockpit in 1950. Despite measuring pilots along 140 dimensions, no one matched the average. By designing for diversity, they saw remarkable improvements in pilot performance.

#CompanyCulture does not appear overnight. Instead, it requires months and even years of passionate and driven #Leadership that aims to unite all employees overtime and make them all truly and individually feel like they belong in the culture. fastcompany.com/91027335/the-i…

Tech leaders are aware of #AI and the parallels between the artificial and the real. Transfer learning is crucial in #technology, enabling you to leverage knowledge across contexts to enhance performance. This underscores the importance of versatile #leadership skills. #Growth

Newsflash: this isn't just about aviation. How can you apply these lessons to your leadership? Let me know what you took away in the comments below. 👇 #Strategy #GrowthMindset #Leadership

The next time you find yourself in a tricky situation, remember to base your decisions on your training, experience, and knowledge. Avoid succumbing to panic or relying solely on gut instincts, as these can lead to errors or suboptimal outcomes.

Knowledge, gained through rigorous training and experience, serves as a reliable foundation for decision-making, reducing the risk of accidents or failures.

However, in high-stakes environments like aviation, relying solely on instincts can lead to errors, especially in critical situations. Pilots and engineers face a myriad of complex scenarios where split-second decisions can have profound consequences.

Imagine being in a plane, spiralling out of control towards the ground. While your instincts may urge you to pull up, aviators know that it's smarter to head toward the ground and shift into a spin recovery. Knowledge > instincts. A #thread 🧵👇