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Cake day: August 5th, 2023

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  • So i decided, since work finished early today, to see if an update fixes the controller.

    First i get an Xbox games login requirement using my email, so i do that and get an error, and have to force the program closed via steam.

    I try again and am greeted with the (expected) required update message

    I’m now waiting for the fifteen GB update to download.

    I’ll report back to let you know if my joystick works after this

    E: yeah that took 20 minutes to download and another ten to install. Joystick throttle still doesn’t function correctly in flight, even though it maps correctly



  • Dude I’m happy for you. I don’t play often, and when i do there’s always some giant update to slog through. As is typical for Microsoft, the updates are forced and at the most inconvenient time. My free time is rare and precious.

    The last time i tried to play my joystick was borked in MSFS, but worked fine in Squadrons. I haven’t tried to play since

    Yes the updates have a point, but the forced nature and size of them isn’t convenient and feels arbitrary. Likely others feel the same way I do

    What I want is a game I can sit down and play on the rare occasions where I have a couple free hours. MSFS isn’t that game. I wish it was, because when i can play it, it’s amazing




  • South Korea has never had a good track record when it comes to conscientious objectors. A year in jail might seem preferable, but in the past employers could see if a person had been convicted and imprisoned and this greatly reduced employment options. I don’t know if that’s true today, but the social stigma can be great.

    In fact it’s only been recently (2018) that the SK Supreme Court ruled that being a conscientious objectors wasn’t a crime, and is justifiable grounds to refrain from military service. Prior to that the only recourse for objectors remaining in Korea was jail time, often with punitive sentences double the length of required military service, or even longer. (I’m familiar anecdotally with one instance where an objector was sentenced, imprisoned, and upon release was drafted again, sentenced and re-imprisoned, and subjected to this treatment for over ten years.) When it comes to human rights SK is slowly improving, but it is not anywhere near Western European levels yet.

    I’m sorry you have to deal with this as well. Remain true to your convictions, yours may be the case that changes your countries laws, and if not, you will keep your personal integrity