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When you have to try to strike fear in your enemies' hearts with a ship called Gary, I will take your complaints seriously:P

Depends on the distro, I suppose. I have never seen a single terminal command you couldn't execute graphically in Ubuntu. Now, in OpenSuse, I found doing updates much more reliable from the command line, but that may change in future releases;) Well, it isn't hard to copy and paste commands...

One doesn't have much need of a joystick in Orbiter anyway--except after reentry.

Naagh...maybe just a quick guerilla action:P I was a Windows man for a long, long time...but I've been using various distros of Linux for about six or seven years (I installed Fedora 9 at the tail end of 2009 IIRC). I actually find it much easier than Windows. The "hard" stuff (like the...

Might I recommend just switching to Linux? Ubuntu and Linux Mint both have a very wide range of hardware support, and don't cost a penny.

You must also repent in rocket fuel-created ashes and say seven Hail Probes:P

I played Strike Fleet on a Commodore 64 when I was in middle school, and the Kynda and the Slava were two of the worst things you could run into.

749 652 138 386 174 925 521 938 764 215 863 479 473 219 856 968 745 213 637 491 582 854 327 691 192 586 347 I needed a triple guess:lol: I think I'll try this site at home:) For 24 givens, that one was really evil. The ones on my phone usually have 22, and I'm told the lowest you can have in...

Good grief, that thing is made of Teflon:blink: Where did you get this one? I'm still working on it:(

An interest note that the Kuznetsov is roughly the size of a Forrestal:) ---------- Post added at 01:40 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:39 PM ---------- Never heard of those, but they must have been more like gun corvettes.

Sovremennyy Class: 6600 tons, 156 m, destroyer Kynda (Badasski I) Class: 4400 tons, 141.9 m...cruiser Okay, seriously, Russia?

Anyone ever checked out Terry Stewart's Youtube vids?

I have learned my lesson. I will never leave Ubuntu again.

Last week I was leaving my house in the daylight, and coming home in the daylight. Now I leave in the dark. So tell me again, why is this called daylight savings time?

The inactive ground units are surely a bug, but coordination was something I don't think they intended--you aren't supposed to go having multiple races on your side, but I love to do it;)

I suspect that's because it's focused on deploying Marines ashore by air.

Like a WWII-based version of Harpoon--sounds really interesting! Between that and the armor, one could almost argue the Iowa as a battlecruiser (though you won't see me try:lol:) That was a fascinating article. I'm going to post the ship taxonomy section of my SG tutorial tonight, and...

Oh, not at all!:) I LOVED Command and Conquer: Red Alert, Dune 2000, and even the computer version of Battleship in spite of its wonkyness. And you can't be a flight-sim lover like me without some appreciation of thick-of-it action;) But I have a fondness for TBS games as well, whether they are...

Started on this one this morning, and it is a b:censored: indeed. I keep my paper sudokus at the office, and I'm off for the weekend, but I'll let you know when I finish it:)

The Mo is a joy to see in action:)