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Nancy is one of the best acoustic guitarists... no, one of the best guitarists of any form and this is one of the best guitar intros ever. She's just badass...

Lots of love songs out there but this is one of my favorites and a beautiful acoustic version.

What a voice and still powerful.

I would have probably opted for the Crystal Light if I had known about this. The battery has been an issue (battery life) with my Crystal Sim. The only downside for the Light version is the lack of eye tracking which makes quite a difference for me for clarity in the focus area while reducing GPU load using foveated rendering. The Super looks great but quite pricey. The Light looks to be the best replacement for the G2 and doesn't have Zuckerburg in your room. Waiting to see how it compares to Big Screen Beyond. The Light starts at about 8:00

https://forum.dcs.world/topic/341576-dcs-changelog-and-updates-2024/?do=findComment&comment=5415916

Are you using NeckSafer? In the G2 I had to be certain to open the headset with it positioned as if I were flying, i.e. looking straight ahead and then start NeckSafer once Headset was up. This was in DCS only.

FYI https://forum.dcs.world/topic/341576-dcs-changelog-and-updates-2024/?do=findComment&comment=5414176

AI aircraft. Helicopter with certain main rotor damage makes its crew heads bounce as if head-bangers - fixed. Damn, I wish I would have noticed that prior to them having fixed it.

Looks interesting. He's got them for sale now. https://forum.dcs.world/topic/344857-pointctrl-alternative/?do=findComment&comment=5412365

How does the ground hook-up guy prevent electrical shock from static discharge? Is the pole he's using to hook-up grounded?

Wow! I'd like to see the crew that's hooking him up. That takes a LOT of trust in the pilot's ability. Almost seems a waste of skill on something like Christmas trees (but I'm sure that he increases the profit margin).

Mad skills heli pilot!

Student: "Holy crap, I'm going way fast! Maybe this flat lever thingy is the Speed Brake..."

Here's the report on Stormbirds: https://stormbirds.blog/2024/04/04/eagle-dynamics-and-razbam-clash-in-public-statements/ Not looking good for the long awaited MiG-23. I hope that they are able to work out their differences.

It's been 12 days since I deleted Discord Cache Data and it's already back up to 300 MB. Just sayin'...

Awesome! (How many bricks did you step on in bare feet?)

Here they are. Put them in your kneeboard for the acft that you want to use to calibrate the PointCtrl. Let me know if you have questions... it can be confusing at first and you do have to close the kneeboard when actually doing the calibration. The cursors won't work with the kneeboard open. Since the instructions are in landscape, you have to drag the kneeboard wider. Watch Miles' video on calibration. You should do the initial calibration on flatscreen / monitor. I don't think I changed much of anything from the initial default settings.

I want it! https://www.motortrend.com/news/airplane-engine-1939-plymouth-pickup-radically-radial/photos/

Got it and done it. Thanks!

BTW. No more crashing. I'm going to try to empty the cache weekly.

Can you show the file structure that you used for OVGME?

Wondering what's going to happen with this since DCS has merged plain and beta together.

Discord kept crashing on me tonight. Google brought up these recommendations: In Discord, navigate to User Settings and click on it. In the left pane, scroll down to Appearance. Then in the right pane, scroll down to Hardware Acceleration and make sure it's turned off. Delete Discord app data. Press the Windows logo key and R at the same time, then type %AppData%. Go to C:\Users\Whoever you are \AppData\Roaming\discord\Cache\Cache_Data and delete everything in there. It was HUGE... about 1.8TB (yes, I'm exaggerating, but it was very large) . I'm hoping that this works. Due to the enormous size of the Discord cache, I'm hopeful and think that it should be a regular part of housekeeping.

If I didn't already have PointCtrl I would consider this.