So, our soldiers had stolen some Hummers, hence violating the agreement, and that Dutch guy and Rice got offended and made such a big deal of it... They're kinda too nervous.
It's so unsafe. How in the world he could ride it?! 
Haha, laughed. Well, they could've written better some parts of the FAQ, like "the sun sinks in the big ocean". 
Sometimes more, sometimes less.
I've had a friend, a girl, with some personal problems, who is, let's say, negative-minded person. Her speeches often were built on verb negation: "i'm not interested in men like...", "I'm not chasing fashion", "I don't see a (adjective) man", and so on. This was quite noteable.
Another thing: among people I know many in their speech start their reply with a parasite-word "no". Maybe it's linguistic and cultural thing, maybe not much, since I've heard Italians speaking in the same way. You say one thing, the person wants to add something and starts with "No, I agree." This looks strange in English, and for me it sounds weird in Russian too! Maybe it started from a habbit to say "Wait, but", "But..." or "No, I don't mind that...", "No objections". Anyway often it sounds crazy:
- So will you come to play paintball with us?
- No, (In a fraction of second you perceive this as a rejection) of course I will come! (then some details follow)
- Dad, do you know there is such a bad habbit to start a reply with "no". It's much better to start a phrase with "Yes, but..."
- No, of course I agree!
- You've just said "no" before saying that you agree.
- Oh, really?! Did I?
I've had a friend, a girl, with some personal problems, who is, let's say, negative-minded person. Her speeches often were built on verb negation: "i'm not interested in men like...", "I'm not chasing fashion", "I don't see a (adjective) man", and so on. This was quite noteable.
Another thing: among people I know many in their speech start their reply with a parasite-word "no". Maybe it's linguistic and cultural thing, maybe not much, since I've heard Italians speaking in the same way. You say one thing, the person wants to add something and starts with "No, I agree." This looks strange in English, and for me it sounds weird in Russian too! Maybe it started from a habbit to say "Wait, but", "But..." or "No, I don't mind that...", "No objections". Anyway often it sounds crazy:
- So will you come to play paintball with us?
- No, (In a fraction of second you perceive this as a rejection) of course I will come! (then some details follow)
- Dad, do you know there is such a bad habbit to start a reply with "no". It's much better to start a phrase with "Yes, but..."
- No, of course I agree!
- You've just said "no" before saying that you agree.
- Oh, really?! Did I?
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Looks like moneyburn. What are they going to do with this car?
One sportscar may cost as much as 5-10 usual cars, but can't do what they can do in co-operation (block a runaway), costs as much as many road cameras or speed-radars, but can't do what they can, and so on.
One sportscar may cost as much as 5-10 usual cars, but can't do what they can do in co-operation (block a runaway), costs as much as many road cameras or speed-radars, but can't do what they can, and so on.
I'm sure the screenshots have been photoshopped.
Riders Motion: French pack has nothing to do with this. Config names were translatable long ago, but in your pack they're left as they were.
I need this for Russian, Belarussian and other non-latin languages, for example Japanese may want to write them in Katakana. In our geographic conventions, names are transliterated and are written in Russian, not in latin script, AND we already do this in the forums. Names should be written consistently.
Scawen, ok, I'm waiting patiently. Do what you thing is right thing to do. Thanks for all the work you do!
I need this for Russian, Belarussian and other non-latin languages, for example Japanese may want to write them in Katakana. In our geographic conventions, names are transliterated and are written in Russian, not in latin script, AND we already do this in the forums. Names should be written consistently.
Scawen, ok, I'm waiting patiently. Do what you thing is right thing to do. Thanks for all the work you do!
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Watched the replay. Seems that the second FM guy, who wasn't damaged in the collision, was like: "ah, no, we aren't gonna win anymore" :weeping: and gave it up. But I must say now I've seen what is oval/drafting skill and what is good o/d skill, the two leading FM drivers outpaced everyone, while their "younger brothers" weren't going that smoothly.
But it was strange to see some guys not drafting. #238 was behind the #001, and just lifted. Another case: the other FM guy, #38 was few seconds behind #001, and several times he changed the drafting partner, left his teammate behind, and as a result lost the opportunity to catch up #001.
But it was strange to see some guys not drafting. #238 was behind the #001, and just lifted. Another case: the other FM guy, #38 was few seconds behind #001, and several times he changed the drafting partner, left his teammate behind, and as a result lost the opportunity to catch up #001.
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To Michael: Gorski does very well. I didn't see how exactly, but he managed to get to p3 after crashing and falling behind 50 laps ago.
We see a different picture. What does Michael see?
BTW, LFS Remote is 10-15 secs ahead of the picture/sound
Will the .mpr be published? Which patch, btw?
In Aston Track there are pieces of scenery that become visible later that they should, leaving very noteable white holes
(my resolution is 1600*1200, level of detail 0.57)
(my resolution is 1600*1200, level of detail 0.57)
Maybe use mouse wheel to scroll along the replay (5 or 10 seconds step)?
sorry for the tone. Indeed, many use other characters in the names, but they're usually marked with ^C, ^G and so on.
Victor, if you want to make tests, I can send you screenshots.
Victor, if you want to make tests, I can send you screenshots.
Wrong codepages in LFS Remore. Again, western codepage for everyone!
LFS remote flash shows all the titles in wrong codepage. For example, I see nicknames like
(\/) S.Mцckel
Tбз["] MццR
and so on. ц stands for u with double dot, I guess.
(\/) S.Mцckel
Tбз["] MццR
and so on. ц stands for u with double dot, I guess.
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I've noted that some mp replays were recorded not to the end (may be not up to the moment when they've been saved). Yet I couldn't figure that out, but saw this at least three times: the replays ended mid-race when I was too busy driving with mouse to save them manually. Has anybody else noted the same?
Maybe the regulations will ban any kind of artificial tyre heating, including putting hot covers (just hot, without heating system), err... scrubbing, using chemicals that can produce heat, focusing sunlight on tyres 
I think, with F1 teams budgets and the cost of just a minimal advantage, they'd even order giant fresnel lenses (1*1 metre) to heat tyres with sunlight.
I think, with F1 teams budgets and the cost of just a minimal advantage, they'd even order giant fresnel lenses (1*1 metre) to heat tyres with sunlight. Scawen, jfyi, right-justified lists are hard to read.
Scawen, no, it's not a file, it's an empty slot in a new blank channel. it's just "track 1" that links to no file yet.
A bug: wrong codepage in tracks list (cyrillic shown as ISO codepage)
Since Y15, in the hosts list, Russian "ms" string ("мс") is shown in wrong codepage.
My internal phone number in the office is 1350 ("leso". What can i mean?). I wanted to get 1337 by exchanging, but it belongs to warehouse controlling service, they don't wanna (they're tards, they even don't know the meaning of leet).
FGED GREDG RDFGDR GSFDG