January 18th, 2026

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ELEE 01

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Can I confirm that there were no problems with any of the tech used on the mission?
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Squad 1 / Anyone who went on the mission
Does anyone have any information that they need to pass on that they noticed or think we should be aware of?
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What food do you miss from home? I have been craving дранікі.
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If something breaks, please advise engineering, and we will fix it as soon as possible. If you do not tell us, it remains broken, and in some cases, it gets worse. A small problem is a big problem because nobody reported it. We don't point fingers and place blame (publicly). You won't get in trouble if you break something. You will receive my express disappointment if you do not report it. Do you want to experience my disappointed face?

Summary: report when things are broken when they happen or are noticed, not months later.
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It seems that it is once again time for a periodic reminder of what behavior is acceptable where. Congratulations, everyone: it has been eight (8) months since my last post on this topic. A new record! However, let us not rest on our laurels, as I have recently borne witness to some of the most horrifying behavior yet.

Acceptable Library Behavior:
› Reading
› Quiet contemplation
› Listening to music
    › This insistence on Philip Glass over, say, Chopin continues to grate, but that is a topic for another time.
› Studying without narrating your thoughts aloud

Unacceptable Library Behavior:
› Eating fragrant foods
› Making out like a pair of schoolchildren
› Loudly humming to the aforementioned classical music, and in the wrong key
Clipping your toenails ‼️

You may be asking yourselves: "Niko, surely no one is clipping their toenails in the library. Why even add that?" I regret to inform you that I saw it with my own eyes (I will not name names), and that it is the worst thing I have personally witnessed since Shaq's album release party in 1993. (Did you know Shaq released an album? Now you do.)

It is a small ship. Let us try to be kind to one another! And, if at all possible, spare each other such unpleasant sights.