Completed transactions only. To affect the Price History data, items and interstellar kredits /must actually be exchanged/. Buy orders and sell orders that weren't actually filled don't get counted, here. As a side note, it's worth keeping in mind that someone CAN use one character to put up buy and/or sell orders and then use a different character to fill those market orders; this also gets counted in the Price History data, so it's possible to make it /look like/ an item is trading at much higher or lower prices than would normally be the case. That being said, the market always takes some of the isk as brokers fees and sales taxes, so there are practical limits to this form of market manipulation.

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I'm not entirely sure, as I don't have the ship, anymore. Looking at this video, however, I'm GUESSING that my fit was as follows: [Catalyst, Catalyst - Blood-Stained Stars] Small Armor Repairer I Capacitor Power Relay I Damage Control I 5MN Microwarpdrive I Eutectic Compact Cap Recharger 125mm Railgun I, Antimatter Charge S 125mm Railgun I, Antimatter Charge S 125mm Railgun I, Antimatter Charge S 125mm Railgun I, Antimatter Charge S 125mm Railgun I, Antimatter Charge S 125mm Railgun I, Antimatter Charge S 125mm Railgun I, Antimatter Charge S 125mm Railgun I, Antimatter Charge S Small Capacitor Control Circuit I Small Capacitor Control Circuit I Small Capacitor Control Circuit I ... Some modules might have been meta variants. For example: The "Capacitor Power Relay I" might have been a "Mark I Compact Capacitor Power Relay". The "5MN Microwarpdrive I" might have been a "5MN Cold-Gas Enduring Microwarpdrive". The "125mm Railgun I"s might have been "125mm Compressed Coil Gun I"s. ...and so on. While fighting, make sure you are aligned to something in case you need to warp out immediately. If you're just sitting still (or even worse, moving perpendicular to or away from where you're going to warp to), then it could take several seconds to get into warp. That might be several seconds that you don't have.

The names might be similar, but the Warp Drive (inherent to every ship in EVE Online) and the Microwarpdrive (the mid-slot module) serve completely different functions and aren't related to each other. The only purpose of the Microwarpdrive (and the similar Afterburner) is to make your ship faster while flying at sublight speed. ...unless you're asking about the Microwarp Cloak trick, in which case you want this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mIfMYnaNmMeGi6c Also see this UniWiki article: wiki.eveuniversity.org/Cloak_trick

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Off the top of my head, I don't know if Burst Jamming asteroids will trigger a CONCORD response. You can try testing this on the Singularity Test Server. With other player's mining drones in High Security space, it depends. If those other players are in the same corporation as you AND your corporation allows Friendly Fire, then Burst Jamming your corpmates and/or their drones is fine. If those players are NOT in your corporation OR your corporation does NOT allow Friendly Fire, then Burst Jamming will trigger a CONCORD response. CONCORD doesn't care if you're in a fleet with whoever you're attacking, CONCORD only cares if you're in the same corporation as them (with Friendly Fire allowed by the CEO) or if you're formally at war with whoever you're attacking. Your drones are your property. Attacking your own drones will never trigger a CONCORD response.

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You can save a location anywhere you can fly your ship. So, however close you can get your ship to the center of a stargate, that's how close you can get your Saved Location. It's not really going to help, though, because you CAN take smartbomb (and other AOE) damage while you're slowing down just before the end of your warp; THAT'S when smartbombers smack you. The warping from oblique angles helps because smartbombs can NOT be fired if a stargate would get caught in the radius-of-effect. So, a single smartbombing ship can NOT cover all directions of approach to a stargate. I go into more detail on this in my FanFest presentation "A Study of Geometry in EVE Online": kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4DTfYWpbtl1a6c (Do NOT watch from the beginning; I was doing a last-minute rehearsal before my scheduled presentation time, and it got recorded.)

I haven't been playing regularly since 2018, so my knowledge might be out-of-date. However, when last I checked, activating any form of hostile EWAR (ECM jamming, target painting, et cetera) should behave identically to firing a turret or missile (as far as the safety settings are concerned).

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Thank you! I keep my skilltraining queue going, but haven't been actually playing, recently. My mid-2012 Mac Pro is old, now, so I need to get a new computer before getting back into EVE Online. But issues at Apple with pay discrimination and bad treatment of whistleblowers has given me pause. After all these years, I'm actually considering NOT being an Apple fanboy, anymore.

I haven't been playing EVE much, recently, but I was under the impression that CCP was in the process of getting rid of POS towers and moving all of their functionality to the newer Upwell Structures. POS towers have existed since... I want to say 2005, but I have to look that up. They definitely existed since I first started playing EVE Online in September 2009. POS Towers were deeply tied in with old legacy spaghetti code and thus were getting harder and harder for CCP to maintain and upgrade. ("Technical Debt" if you're familiar with that term from software development.) The Upwell Structures are based on new program code that's much easier to maintain and add new features to.

So far as I know, Weapon Disruption only affects high-slot weapons; I have not tested effects on mid-slot modules.

I've never had to call them nor have I met one but I respect them so dang much. I've been thinking about applying, too.