@SolastroGaming So yeah, while some people are building tools to mute Olympus, We’ve been building one to connect it... and, where we can, make the whole thing less disruptive for everyone else too
https://t.co/tHVsYmbwMo
@SolastroGaming We’ve actually built a lot around making Olympus less annoying to everyone else: army-wide chat so coordination stays out of global, layer requests inside our own network instead of Trade/General...
I've tried them one at a time, and the fact that you have to look up to see the screen, along with the interface limitations that came with it... We all understand that the ideal form factor resembles regular glasses, with a FOV over 180°, and a screen resolution ranging from 4K to 8K for each eye, capable of reproducing a color spectrum as close to that of the human eye as possible. It's merely a question of who will achieve this first and what's the better approach to do it. But also, it's clear there's room for both a low-end and a high-end version of it, so… 🤷♂️
@ChrisRedfld @BankerInsights As a Brazilian who speaks mandarin at the same level as a 1yo kid, I'm absolutely sure you know far more about that than I do. However, I've found that... https://t.co/0vZ6EUdh5W but still, most websites said it was mostly used in the context of wickedness or r*pe
12 months with 30 days each, 10 days week with a 3 days weekend (maybe the extra weekend day could be in the middle) this would add 2 extra weekend days every 20 weeks.
Every season would have a leap day (outside the regular week days, that could be a holiday celebrating the new season) and every year would need an extra leap day at new years.
Regular leap days every four years and not at each multiple of 400 would be needed just as the Gregorian calendar. (Deleted the original reply by mistake)
To align it properly with the seasons we would need to start the year missing a few days (that I believe would be preferable to missing the holidays at the end of the first year of implementation). Also, the lunar day has 29.53059 days (30 days months would be closer to the lunar month than 28 days months) but we would have to choose between aligning with the seasons or with the lunar month (the good side is aligning with the seasons with 30 days months make the lunar cycle to stay at approximately the same schedule every month with a smaller drift with time than 28 days months). Also, I want to point out that 13 is a prime number, which makes it impossible for people, companies, and governments to divide the year into equal parts without slicing a month in the middle which could be done only 2 times without having to slice also a week and day.
To align it properly with the seasons we would need to start the year missing a few days (that I believe would be preferable to missing the holidays at the end of the first year of implementation). Also, the lunar day has 29.53059 days (30 days months would be closer to the lunar month than 28 days months) but we would have to choose between aligning with the seasons or with the lunar month (the good side is aligning with the seasons with 30 days months make the lunar cycle to stay at approximately the same schedule every month with a smaller drift with time than 28 days months). Also, I want to point out that 13 is a prime number, which makes it impossible for people, companies, and governments to divide the year into equal parts without slicing a month in the middle which could be done only 2 times without having to slice also a week and day.