Thats fair enough, remember the poll is between Grid & GT. I checked the Grid site and all it mentions from what i saw was "Its all about the Race". Thats fine by me, im glad its not trying to claim like GT is.
Sorry i meant Apple widgets, i asked because it seriously took 7 seconds to create an widget for what the OP wanted. Why the hell doesn't Windows have something similar.
Yeah i've never understood why some people need just about every app in the dock. For me its more about always used apps or quick links ie: Applications, Documents & Download folders.
I've got one. Does exactly what it said it would. But 350 pounds. What is going on there? Over 24 months i pay $168 (aus) for it. Such a handy and easy device to use. Some people at work ask to have a go. Theres now 7 others with it (Its the Apple club to the rest).
Firstly theres a difference between SMS (Short Message Service) & MMS...
Get your gf to email them? My gf does. In Australia, MMS is way over priced for what it does/provides. Yet an email, i can store in the folder i choose and grab it from anywhere (I use Gmail as my primary personal email account). Its funny to me, when i ask people why they need MMS in person... they always respond with a bullsh!t comment. Honestly MMS is normally used for naughty pics in most cases i've found (dont take it the wrong way, this wasn't directed at you).
I take pics with my phone of bad work site stuff and email them to my work address & CC my manager.
TomTom are making an App for the iPhone. Also until you get around to actually using one, then you'll understand the reason for the hype.
O yes, im in my x month, i cant remember. I've run lfs to test in OS X and help admin a league race once "lately". I said to myself i'll come back to lfs in a year. By then there should be 2 or so new patches/content.
I've always been a driver rather than a forum poster over the years. Until now.
Totally agree with this. Either delete the spam posts or give me the keys . Then give em a little time away from the forums (about a month or two), hopefully cutting down on future thankless tasks.
As for a separate Thank you thread. O yes new idea.
Thank you I'm glad someone understood what i was going on about. When i first watched that video, i even felt sorry for the guy... the amount of laughing from the Judges.
Just had the same issue as the OP. I solved this by completing the following;
- Confirm that LFS.exe has been added to allowed programs in Windows Firewall
- Right click on lfs.exe > properties
- Select the Security Tab
- Select "Authenticated Users" then change the permissions to "Full Control" > click the OK button.
- Run LFS
The way i see it, the problem isn't the community modelers, rather the process in which new content would end up being apart of the LFS. Off the top of my head the process for community created tracks could be.
1. LFS Team provide the community with documentation of what is wanted, time frames, limitations & information on required types of track & environment modeling. That will be need to pass the review stages.
2. LFS Team select people to be the community based Track Review Board (TRB). This board reviews community submitted tracks, rejecting them should it fail any of the LFS Teams constrains. Also giving the tick of approval with detailed information if a track passes.
3. Beta Testers, review approved tracks from the TRB. Again inline with a much stricter set of rules assigned by the LFS Team. Passing on more detailed information about the track.
4. LFS Team - Review approved tracks from Beta testers, decide to use or modify approved tracks, ready for the next patch of LFS.
Having this type of process quickly weeds out poorly or just plain "crap" content, which we're all afraid of. furthermore allowing only 1 track per user over a 3 month submission period, would allow both creator more time to ensure the track is up to standards. While allowing the TRB time to review all of the submissions.
Remember that over a 1 year period, the LFS Team might only review 1-4 tracks. Considering the high level of content the Devs have provided in LFS and would expect from community modelers.