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1 month agoGive it to this guy. It’s a great reason.
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But if you don’t, I wouldn’t mind giving it a try for a few (read: 200) hours 😛
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3·1 month agoSame!
35·4 months agoPretty
crapcrappy, if true.You’re allowed to out the company, ya know, “name and shame?”
As of right now this is fanfic.
Not to be a killjoy, but that’s how you make your CD skip as soon as you turn the volume up 😅
E: looks beautiful and I like Klipsch speakers. Just… Don’t put the spinny part attached to the boomy part
12·4 months agoGoodnight, everybody!
3·4 months agoLiterally VOR’s?
(Ok, VOR DME’s or VORTACS)
2·5 months agoslow clap
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5·5 months agoVery true.
Comac does import a lot of complex parts from the west, though (I’ll look it up if this thread gets traction (sorry, I’m lazy today)).
Edit: approx. 40% is foreign built. Here’s a list of the top 5 western suppliers.
2·5 months agoIt broke the mod to where it took FOLON (the mod creators) weeks to fix before they could release it.
It was a considerable setback.
I honestly don’t know - I have no evidence one way or the other.
However, FO:London was in development for a long time (years?), and Bethesda decided to release a patch right before its release, b/c the TV show got popular and they wanted to say the game was still in development?
Maybe it wasn’t specifically to “screw over some mod devs,” but it didn’t help the community one bit.
Bethesda released (announced, maybe?) a mod-beeaking patch 24 hours before the mod was to be released.
That’s unfortunate. It’s a great mod (and the devs have done a bunch to fix crashes and load times).
Now there’s a name I haven’t heard in a long time.
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