Actually, Ian.H had been called out several times in the past from forum members for much the same as the stuff that got him banned and he'll get much the same when he gets back to it.
That is already there (at least as far as the possibilities of acquiring damage is concerned, however not damage as in overheating, etc), the other way around is severely lacking. But yeah, currently oval racing in LFS cannot really be called a simulation when the effects of a major part like drafting, for example, are half-implemented at best.
One would of thought that the inclusion of "City" in a city's name would be a hint that any celebration related to it wouldn't be nationwide, but then again "canada" apparently does mean "village".
It's a remix of a Rob Zombie track from Astro Creep 2000. Don't know who did the remix - it's probably entitled something like "Up my Bum Homophobia Mix" or something. In fact, google exactly that.
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After reading a bit about it, yeah - it seems like the same concept only in a bigger scale so it can move turbines instead of just cause a draft.
I think that the key to this whole energy bla bla is efficiency. Get people to use less energy and be more efficient in their individual ways of thinking - not necessarily this whole "going green" crap thing, just put more thought into new house designs, improving old ones, and the way things are utilized in general. I see it a lot around here: houses are erected with no thought on "simple" things that are important, like orientation for example; a well oriented house will need less energy to heat/cool and less energy to light up.
According to the Clichéopedia, anything solar is a myth in the British Isles - but then again according to the same article they don't need electricity, things work on politeness there.
Hey, way to go - excellent comeback I'd say. I know several people around 30-35 who found a way, either through running or cycling, out of extremely unhealthy situations created by their lifestyle; that's something that's worth publicizing I'd say - keep it up!
Unless you're already in the habit of waxing your chest, I suggest you rethink your wish. :P
Didn't know the boycott was that old, but anyhow I don't buy any of their products. Come to think of it I rarely buy packaged produce from non-local brandnames and especially as far foodstuffs go I try to avoid packaged stuff period.
It's not weird modelling. It's the texture mapping that is more complex than it used to be and for a good reason: the air vents and such little details can use higher resolution textures now and not rely on the tiling leather texture which could cause distortion and such when mapped to the dash. IMO it's much more efficient the way it's done now - extra texture resolution where it's needed only.
I won't ask why and what - but since it sounds like you knackered a bolt's head: try cutting a vertical notch in it with a rotary tool (dremel) and using a flat-headed screwdriver to get it out. If there's no head left to make a notch in you'll have to drill out the screw with a smaller diameter bit than what the screw itself has.
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Judging from your seemingly impatient approach (2 threads, drilling a simple allen/hex bolt, etc) I advise you to let it be for now and do it after you've relaxed a bit.
In this replay it shoots out an OOS error as soon as I press Shift-G and change the gears from manual to auto transmission. I tried it again and it's reproducible.