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it's been billions of years for me since the start of this day.. :(

How did you take a picture of MY keyboard

who's still playing that jeopardy music

i'm gonna try to resist the FCS to induce a spin, or falling leaf

Lucky man, they're teasing you

man, it's like a live stream chat in here.

Send the mob to his place!!

Yep:

I said that to myself, two hours ago.

Good for you.

I have exams too, just plain can't concentrate with the hornet on mind :(.

This thread alone, 300

:cry:

But.. but it's 15:08 moscow time

yes

That makes a lot of sense, I hope that's the case and they give us some mercy & push the button(s) :D

That actualy might be the case:megalol:.

You know someone's pressure just went through the roof

So are they testing something by now or are they saving they releasing on an agreed time? Does someone have a clue what they're doing now?

Really, it's like those asymptotes in calculus that get closer and closer on forever.

Man is this painful.

This is something I really hope they can simulate, but in my untrained opinion I think it's a bit complicated because of too many variables to consider (humidity, temperature, as well as aircraft airspeed, alpha and many more..). Perhaps they could get around that by reducing the rate at which wingtip vortices occur, like a probability or something.

I think repetition is important in radio communication when there's an emergency, to make sure the message gets through and the pilot understands it and the weight of the situation.

I'm just glad that ED went out of their way to implement the original sounds, instead of going the easy way of putting stock sounds, even if it's not quite right yet I have confidence that they will eventually make it right, as you said it's still work in progress :smilewink:.