This film takes place maybe a week or two before the battle of Yavin

I know some people who mysteriously lose their facial hair every once in a while when they shave.

Ya, Lucas himself never cared much about what was canon and what was not, he screwed around with stuff however he felt. And then pretended that anything which contradicted his most recent version simply never existed.

I don’t think we’ll see that scene play out directly, it’s going to take a LOT of CG work on Carrie Fischer to make her look that young again. It’s probably going to be a handoff to some sort of middle-man which occurs prior to her even boarding the ship to leave. Then they’ll end the movie with a slow pan shot of the…

This is set in 0 BBY.

We also don’t really know for sure that they will actually get the plans in this movie. Although it’s probably safe to assume that this story will see the plan stolen and given to Leia.

Wait, are deleted scenes from the original movies canon?

Star Wars canon seems to be ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ at this point.

You know you can just cut and paste the link to the story, right?

I’m curious how galloping ghost is getting so many exclusives, I can’t imagine the arcade business is ‘that’ lucrative still

Sega lost it’s fight againt Sony, but we still have Nintendo and Microsoft fighting the good fight

The Xbox didn’t put the final nail in the Dreamcast coffin, the Xbox carried the Sega legacy.

And Sega definitely felt cheated by the earliest rumblings of the Xbox.

Sega made mistakes, but they would not have been forced to make those mistakes if not for Sony’s unwelcome entry into video game market.

she was thrown to the wolves by the company who should have stood by her.

How about examine her paper and what it really means instead of fucking Twitter, one of the worst ways to communicate hotly debatable issues?

That paper was only brought to everyone’s attention with GG/MRA idiots dug it up

Then. And only then, will we see speeds in excess of 10gbps.

If you can’t convert Imperial units, or type it into Google, then you should probably just stay off the Tech sites entirely.

I suspect that for the most part real world fiber optics cables tend to be closer to kilometer scales.