Karl Spackler

Totally different genre -

Yeah he's the kind of absurdly good guitarist that almost makes you want to hang 'em up for good.

Like "What are you guys listening to?" YouTube, Twitch, etc. Here's one:

My experience was not as joyful. The one I got had a massive amount of drift in both axes so I had to apply about a 75% dead band for X and Y. Clearly, I got a bad unit. As a result, the remaining 25% of physical throw had 100% of the input range, so I had to cut the sensitivity down accordingly. Works fine now, but i had to work to get it to a usable state.

I’ll be on at 2100Z earliest.

ah yeah rgr that I'M ALL SCHMENKEL BABY WOOOO!!!!

Can't stop early but I can be there @ 9-9:30 UTC

Widely considered in the anime community to be the best anime theme song of all time. It’ll take me a year to learn the GuitarPro version of this if I start right now:

The solo is siiiickkk

This entire album is solid.

This includes specific dates for free trials on specific modules so read carefully and plan.

Nice! Get some!

None of us have, it’s all good.

The Tomcat is just so much more immersive than any other aircraft in DCS. That is a much-overused word in the sim community, but still appropriate I think.

Install this on your computer and help researchers develop a vaccine by using your spare computer power:https://foldingathome.org/ Ok so here's a little primer on why this is important. Proteins are the nuts and bolts of everything that happens in every aspect of every life form that exists. Here's an analogy: Imagine taking your car and stripping it down to every last individual part - every nut, bolt, washer, piece of plastic that has a shape, wire, cable, circuit board, everything. If that car was an organism of any kind, every one of those parts would be a protein or a phospholipid bilayer or chemical compound of some kind. Proteins can be, generally - structural in function or chemical in function (these are called enzymes). All those proteins have primary structures - chains of amino acids Those chains of amino acids go on to form a secondary structure - alpha helices and beta pleated sheets (proline rich regions form goofy squiggly lines). Those secondary structures fold together like origami to form 3D tertiary structures that give each protein a unique shape and chemical characteristic around its structure due to the positive or negative charges on the functional groups of each amino acid. Mapping these tertiary structures allows us to formulate chemical compounds that can fit to these unique structures and either activate them or deactivate them. We have roughly 25,000 genes which encode for as-yet untold hundreds of thousands of proteins since each of the RNA products of DNA genes can be spliced and segmented into many splice variants. Deactivating a protein encoded by a virus prevents the virus from self-replicating its nucleic acid (sing or double stranded plus-sense or minus-sense DNA or RNA depending on what of the several major classifications of virus it is) or synthesizing its own structural proteins - thus stopping the virus from co-opting the normal mechanisms of the infected cell. The cell then self-identifies as being infect and expresses it's own proteins on its surface. These are the COME KILL ME flags that tell the immune system to destroy that cell so that it can't infect surrounding cells - and eventually harm the host organism. The effort to determine the tertiary structure and by extension the chemical properties of each significant domain requires enormous computational power, which is why folding@home exists. I'll be happy to answer any questions about the biology.

That’s my intent, yes.

What do you have going on tomorrow? I’m off all day. Need to get serious about the Tomcat.

Windows 10 v1903 update prevents games from running in classic fullscreen Some "fix" from Micro$oft causes issues in VR. Something to do with them trying to make their OS more intra-compatible with the XBox. or whatever. If you don't have one of these reg lines in "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\System\GameConfigStore" you need to make one. This is done by right clicking in the open area of that list and you'll get "New >" From the drop-down select "DWORD (32-bit) Value". Then right click and Modify the new entry with the name and value of the missing thingy (for example the one I had missing was "GameDVR_FSEBehavior") NOTE: The article has the word "behaviour" written in British English. Make sure what you name this is the same as your system. 104th Mustang, a Brit, has his in American English, as such: Mustang's reg key You want yours to look like this (specific order not withstanding if you had to add one like I did). Restart for reg edit changes to take effect. Be prepared for a long first boot of DCS (and probably a Not Responding or two).

https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/3303918/ Don't know if there's such a thing as a "blank" template. I have no idea how to go about this stuff.

Or, in this case, a free fly event for Star Citizen. " October 28th, 2019 Dear Citizen, In celebration of the recently deployed Alpha 3.7 patch, we've just launched a Free Fly event. There's never been a better time to bring your friends into the fold, with the opportunity to try out the game for free and hop in one of five popular ships all week long starting from today at 7:00pm UTC to November 3rd at 6:59am UTC. Available to test-fly are stalwart starter ships like the Mustang Alpha and Aurora MR, beloved mainstays the Avenger Titan and Cutlass Black, and Alpha 3.7's newly flyable Banu Defender. And for a limited time, new players can keep the adventure going after the Free Fly at a discounted rate. Now through November 5th, at 4:00 pm UTC, each ship is available in a discounted game package, perfect for new players who want to get right back into the ‘verse. What's more, if you refer a friend and they end up backing Star Citizen during the Free Fly, you'll receive your very own Kruger P-52 Merlin. Click here for more information. So, what are you waiting for? Spread the word; from now until November 3rd, there's never been a better time to get into the 'verse. Sincerely, Star Citizen Team" 3.7 Free Fly Event If you scroll down enough you'll see: FREE FLY CODE:GETINTOTHEVERSE

FYI in case you don't sub the relevant channels... DCS World Autumn 2019 Sale We are happy to announce that the DCS World Autumn 2019 Sale will begin on 18 October 2019 and last until 4 November 2019. Get up to 50% off on most DCS World products! The only exceptions include: DCS: F/A-18 Hornet by ED - 25% off DCS: Persian Gulf Map - 25% off DCS: Christen Eagle II by Magnitude 3 LLC – 25% off DCS: F-14 Tomcat by Heatblur Simulations – not on sale at this time DCS: F-16C Viper by ED – not on sale at this time

They've been sending press test articles to the big YouTubers.

All y'all died together doing the same thing. Also, Communist roleplay. Seems about right to me.

How old is this thread? It is 1994 days from the start date to the end date, end date included. Or 5 years, 5 months, 18 days including the end date. Or 65 months, 18 days including the end date.