In case anybody is looking for some movies to watch this weekend. :)

I got these codes as part of the Kickstarter, but I already owned the Rifftrax. My loss, your gain. First come, first serve. Please post a comment if you redeemed them so everybody else knows the giveaway is over.

These codes are for Rifftrax.com.

Birdemic - TREBDgkeXGg9e

Twilight - TRETW5EAyTWo5

BLAA EOQ IL-Y EO

Synuefe MN-L c23-5

Had to build an 8-colony bridge to get to it. It's just a single Coriolis station, but stop on by if you like.

Inara.cz is the website with a lot of useful tools for the game.

INARA is the name of a star system within the game.

Are the two related? Internet searches aren't helping, and inara.cz doesn't have an "about" page. Thank you.

This may be common knowledge, but I just found out and verified it works.

If you go 1,000 to 1,500LY below the galactic plane (vertical 0 using the in-game grid) and then plot a route to almost anywhere else at about the same distance below the plane, the in-game mapper suddenly becomes very good at neutron plotting. No online plotter needed!

I verified this myself by comparing my in-game route to the neutron plotter route. 45 in game jumps versus 41 using the plotter. That's pretty good!

Full disclosure: this was done with an engineered Caspian Explorer with a guardian FSD booster (76LY jump range when fully fueled). Your mileage may vary with a lower jump range.

Also, this apparently doesn't work if you're within 6k LY of Sol OR if you're in an area with very few stars (like "The Abyss" or near Roefoo ZE-H d10-0).

I already own an international blu ray player (BPX370) for Blu-rays I occasionally import from Europe. Would there be any reason to import anything from Japan?

I suspect the answer is no, unless there are some Japanese exclusives. I'd prefer to at least have English subtitles.