Quote from DevilDare :

Bah... Crap result, even with Button winning.

Indeed. Lewis is screwing my stats up, being foolish and going for the Williams engine didn't help either...

The problem is that "what is relevant" is a very open term. Sometimes things like "ss button spam" comes out of nowhere and is not really on a topic current. But it's still nice to get it "fixed" (although I think it has been like this since that button was created) if it's an "easy" one.

If things like the bug tracker are simple and fast to use (for scawen and the people reporting) it might be worth a try though. Although I fear we would get 100 reports of the same bug just described very differently... So there would be a need to filter and we end up again at the start...

Some more self discipline would be the best way, but I don't see that happen or last longer than one patch.

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Quote from Scawen :

... and there are a lot of excited children around.

I agree, this game should be less fun

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Quote from Zay :

Sorry to go off-topic, but where could I download one. You know, one that lets you put down kerbs and trees and stuff like that?
Sorry for off topic,
zay

There is no (official) track editor for lfs.

http://www.lfs.net/?page=dummies_page

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Thanks for the event. Just not having any fun with LFS atm, or motivation.

The world simply can't end today... I still have a few days of residual leave. I can't waste that!

the blackwood layout is a joke, right?

Quote from PMD9409 :

Scawen:

Wall that should probably be fixed, as it serves no purpose if it is open.

This is with Z34.

Are we playing a new round of guess the corner?
Would you please mention where this is in Kyoto?

list me up please

Quote from Dygear :

Funny story. This is my first time using Windows 7, I've never used Windows Vista and so I am not used the the quirks of the system. As I reported I was playing LFS on my new Sandy Bridge on S2 content servers as I had unlocked my account. Well, as I had installed LFS into my Program Files (x86) directory it requires that you run as administrator in order to save the unlocked state. How insane is that? Also, if you don't run as administrator you get a black screen on start up! That's just silly!

That is down to rights management in windows (Vista & 7). Normally a user has no right to write in the program folders, that's why you need admin rights to use lfs as it writes lots of stuff in text files there and not in the user specific folders. If you install in a different Folder (like C:\Games) you don't need admin rights to use lfs.

Maybe this should be added as install notice?

I expect that pretty much every mobile / smart phone is able to track it's location and send it home if possible. As bunder pointed out Android does the same (wouldn't be Google if it didn't) and I think Windows 7 phones and Blackberrys will also.

Well, quick google search says:
http://www.howtodothings.com/e ... how-to-track-a-cell-phone
http://www.legalaffairs.org/is ... ture_koerner_julaug03.msp

I guess 1984 is still being used as inspiration and instruction manual...

Quote from robt :

I have a similar feeling, when I was on keys brake/throttle was obviously on or off, but I could run much more braking force at blackwood and kyoto than at south city or fern bay even with an identical setup. Kyoto has always seemed generally grippier to me for some reason. I'd like to think that there was something modelled to make the tracks different.

Obviously tracks like Kyoto have a very smooth surface (no bumps) so you can run much harder and lower set resulting in better brake performance.
That doesn't mean that LFS doesn't model different friction coefficients though

Button had the first pitcrew for the last 2 years...

Anyway, big thankyou to Pirelli (and FIA) for making the tires the way they are so that multiple strategies are possible again.
Awesome race by Webber, I think he found his motivation again after this race.
My heart hurts when I look at the Williams performance, at least both cars finished this time.

You should stay away from the stuff I choose... I went for Renault.

Maybe I overlooked it but my guess is that the AI won't be able to drive the open configs?

Guess I won't be using the williams chassis again anytime soon... :worried:

Rear brakes needed to be replaced

Quote from Alric :

Yes would be nice if we had a 'April Progress Report' in the next few years.....

fixed

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LFS is still fun for me, just join a league with cars you have avoided so far and you'll enjoy it

Anyone noticed that Ferrari pulled the "Alonso is faster than you, do you understand?" card right after Button "passed" Massa? I know it's allowed now, but it is the first race of the seasson ffs...

Quote from Senninha25 :

They still have many parts to make before that car is complete, so they're just recycling last year's car's parts.

HRT is a big joke anyway. I expected them to bring the "some parts a still in customs, so we can't drive/race" BS again.

Also in

Stereophonics - Gimme Shelter
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aylb94HLMg0

Dean,

the control panel (http://www.500control.co.uk/) is still not working for my account

Quote from The Very End :

Good they were caught, child porn is absolutely horrible.

But it get's me wondering, why they made such an obvious net page? Guess they were not the most clever one.. and as you say, how can such a page last for so long before someone notices it?

And this is where it gets weird... apparently the US broke up that ring in 2009... http://www.accessnorthga.com/detail.php?n=225037

Quote from cargame.nl :

It's kind of sad the chipmakers nowadays still make these kind of poor chips. With shared memory and stuff. :fp:

Well, not every notebook is supposed to be a gaming one. And it's more than sufficient for the normal use.