I've been playing Surviving Mars and the radio stations on it kind of immerse me into the game and got me wondering how awesome it would be to turn into Mars Radio someday in the future even if I can't go there.
Apparently I was too 'cheerful' when giving out the really bad weather reports!!!
That's it!! No more mist and ice guy.
Translation provided by the amazing u/elevenmile on the sub's discord.
https://youtu.be/qlDjTtEZu1Y?t=15286
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"...Really, it's just one thing here. Of course I'm thankful and grateful for players to tell us that "we should do this, or this should be that" and whatnot, but verbal abuses are...(something we wish it can stop). Well, I would like to think myself as having a strong mental level in Japan, but not everyone shares the same mental strength as I do so...
Ever since the unfortunate release delay of the expansion and we did ask players to be mindful of spoilers, but for some reason there seems to be some antis (haters of the game) laying around attacking other players despite not playing the game and it was quite glaring, and I felt as if those strong words used in arguments against people ended up holding people back because of this. There is a frequently used example (or metaphor) here - It's like seeing the condition of a car in New York Downtown gets worse when it's already in bad enough condition. In other words, it's somehow an acceptable mindset to let it happen.
Which is why...well, I mean there are new players who join this game and there are many players who come from other games and of course, this also means they are players who experience Endwalker as their first expansion, so it's a given that there will be mistakes and errors here and there, but after 11 years of journey with players up to this point it does make me feel that the language used ended up a little overboard there. I mean, I can take it, even though it doesn't make it less bad, but staff members will feel really down after getting those words when they gave their absolute best into trying to create something where everyone can enjoy, and this may end up making them no longer create things that are fun from there on. So I have only one request to every players out there - please imagine that you're speaking face to face with a developer whom you may not know his name nor face and imagine how they'd feel before sending your feedback over, and I'll be happy if people can do so politely.
That's why, it will result in staff members getting gradually hurt and it's especially evident when the staff member worked so hard on it, and this doesn't help anyone, neither the staff members nor the players either. This will completely drain away their motivation and worse, they'll end up quitting because of it, which is why I hope that e
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If a U.S. amateur radio operator receives his or her Technician license while stationed overseas using an APO or FPO address, what would the call sign prefix and region be?
I choked under the pressure. “WELL…DAMN!” is all I could manage to say.
I was listening listening to fm104 this morning as I forgot my aux for spotify they done a little rap part which was bad enough itself then they start shouting Up the Flats! that's something you'd say your mates when your a child anyway it was the final blow had to turn the radio off and drive in silcence
Note to self : Dont forget your aux cord
I was listening with headphones on, and this young kid (if I'm old, I can call him a kid, right?) walked over to ask me a question, and afterwards asked me what I was listening to. I can't even be insulted or find the conversation anything but hysterical, just because of how he trailed off and looked horrified once he realized he'd essentially just called me an old lady.
I don't even know what music is stereotypical for someone my age. Country? Easy listening?
Does anyone else constantly have music playing in their head like a radio station, such as one part of the song repeating? Then you can change the song by thinking of a different one?
I've had this my entire life and have been diagnosed with ADD. It feels like my ADD has gotten worse over the last few years too.
K1A is being operated as a special event station for the Amateur Radio Software Award from September 25 through October 4th, 2020
The special event station promotes innovative, free and open amateur radio software. 2020 Amateur Radio Software Award recipient Anthony Good and his K3NG Arduino CW Keyer software project will be honored during the event. Nominations for the 2021 awards will also be encouraged.
The Amateur Radio Software Award is an annual international award for the recognition of software projects that enhance amateur radio. The award aims to promote amateur radio software development which adhere to the same spirit as amateur radio itself: innovative, free and open.
More info about the special event, operating schedule and the award can be found at https://amateurradiosoftwareaward.github.io/special-event
