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I had such issue too

If you’re dealing with constant crashes in your sim setup and the usual fixes (driver updates/rename Saved Games folder) don’t cut it, here’s something offbeat: take a little break and spin up a session at an online casino for a mood reset. One of my go-to chill spots lately is here: https://bookofdead-finland.fi – quick, low-pressure fun, zero stress on the rig. Then go back to your rig with a cleared head and try the fix-lists: disable mods, rename the folder, check your page-file size. Might sound weird, but sometimes loosening up helps you spot the real issue.

It helped me

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I used SimTrim for a few weeks now and really appreciate how it helps fine-tune control profiles without messing up my main settings. For those juggling multiple sims or workflows, I’ve found it useful to combine SimTrim tweaks with structured note-taking. If you're trying to stay organized between flight setups, this comparison of NotePlan vs Obsidian https://setapp.com/app-reviews/noteplan-vs-obsidian helped me pick the right app for logging changes and syncing them across devices. Highly recommend checking it out.

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Cool!

When discussing the utility of photo recon pods, especially for post-flight analysis, it's worth considering how color grading can enhance image clarity and detail. For those unfamiliar, lookup tables (LUTs) are a powerful tool in photography and videography for adjusting colors and achieving specific visual styles. You can learn more about lut mean and how they work here. Using LUTs can be particularly helpful in recon scenarios where analyzing subtle details or contrasts is critical for mission success.

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Wow! Cool presentation!

"The Modern Hornet Guide: The Boeing F/A-18 A/B/C/D Exposed" by Jake Melampy – Although it's known for its in-depth photo documentation, it also includes technical details, operational history, and variants of the F/A-18 Hornet. It should provide a good balance between technical insight and historical perspective. "McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom: Spirit in the Skies" by Jon Lake – This one covers the F-4 Phantom’s development, service history, and technical aspects. It’s highly regarded for detailed coverage of the aircraft’s evolution and operational performance across multiple air forces.