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What do you guys think of my new storage bin for holding movies?

So I was going to write "can't work on my Star Wars shipfic, too busy reading about shipping," and then I started to think about Star Wars shipping. As in, logistics. We know the Star Wars universe has containerization because we see it all the time. What they don't have is any standardization. They've got huge containers, they've got small containers, they've got them stacked up every which way in ports and on ships mixed together with breakbulk and even with antigravs and tractor beams the efficiency has to be taking a major hit. This. This is what Eli Vanto's true calling should have been. This is what Thrawn robbed the universe of by pulling him off the supply officer track. He could have brought the Empire the efficiencies of true container shipping and instead he's off saving the Unknown Regions or some shit. Guess it falls to our friend Syril Karn at the Imperial Bureau of Standards to sort it out a decade later. Too bad he's fixated on other things.

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