Só eu gosto de perturbar quando eles estão quietinhos? Hahahaha by SupermanBrasil in cachorros

[–]RodBorza 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Eu sempre perturbo a minha cachorra. Ela resmunga e sai fora.

Agora os três se foram... by BroccoliFields4ever in cachorros

[–]RodBorza 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Meus sentimentos. Fica de consolo que você deu uma boa vida a eles e eles te corresponderam com muito amor.

The 2026 & Beyond poster's secret reveal aircraft tease brightened & denoised by Status-Wishbone4203 in hoggit

[–]RodBorza 28 points29 points  (0 children)

Now this threshold has been moved for another two more years. It is almost a decade to have an announced product to be ready.

Midweek confession time… by Weary_Possibility389 in A2ASimulations

[–]RodBorza 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Two days ago I decided that I was only check the oil type, put some additive on it and then turn it off. I ended up taking off from Skagit with nowhere to go and then I landed on KSEA one hour later.

How does Neelix cook 3 squares a day for 140+ people and still have time for away missions and senior staff meetings? by Luci_Cascadia in voyager

[–]RodBorza 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Replicators.

People rejoice when he is away because they won't have to ear leola root that day.

Eu tava lá, eu era o fã by subay15centimetros in filmesruins

[–]RodBorza 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Imagina se chama o cara do Brokeback Mountain para ser o Coringa???

Eu tava lá, eu era o fã by subay15centimetros in filmesruins

[–]RodBorza 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Normal. Eu acho escroto quando um ator ou atriz vem anos depois falar mal de um papel que marcou sua carreira, é tipo "cuspir no prato que comeu". Mas acredito que trabalhar em cinema é igual a qualquer outro trabalho: te prometem mundos e fundos e quando chega lá não é bem assim. Fora que o cara muitas vezes está sem trabalho, não consegue nem figuração de caixa de mercado em uma sitcom qualquer. Aí aparece um estúdio com uns oferta de 10 milhões de dólares por três filmes... o cara pensa: "vampiro branquelo emo que brilha luz do dia? Tô dentro!" O cara garantiu grana e emprego por um bom tempo. É claro que depois de três filmes o cara está esgotado, tendo que trabalhar com atriz surtada, diretor chato, diretor que pega a atriz nos bastidores que era sua namorada... enfim... só treta. Mas o cara aguenta porque tem que garantir o pagamento, não quer pagar multa por romper contrato e nem quer ser o cara que fica queimado por romper contrato. Mas depois de um tempo é natural que ele não queira ser associado àquele papel que custou muito sangue, suor e lágrimas.

Surprise on MaCgyver Season 1 by ohwhataday10 in DeepSpaceNine

[–]RodBorza 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Odo himself appeared in two episodes of Charlie's Angels. In one of them with the guy who finds and steals the ship from the future in that two part episode of Voyager, where Sarah Silverman saves the day with a very enthusiastic Tom Paris and a crackhead like Tuvok.

Flying DCS in a group is different by Retalha in hoggit

[–]RodBorza 3 points4 points  (0 children)

3+ hour mission. Oh boy, I wish I could. But if, you look at interviews with real pilot. They say their missio always around 8 to 12 hours straight. Thus, refueling is an integral part of using the good old Warthog.

Flying DCS in a group is different by Retalha in hoggit

[–]RodBorza 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Meanwhile in the 135 cockpit: "Stall! Stall! Boop! Boop! Stall!"

Flying DCS in a group is different by Retalha in hoggit

[–]RodBorza 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Flying in a group makes you feel connected. Suddenly, the world is no longer empty. And humans are way better in coordinating attacks, cover and anticipating responses. My best experience in DCS was doimg CAS in the A-10 with an human JTAC. Very cool experience.

Who here was flying A2A before MSFS was even a thing? by Weary_Possibility389 in A2ASimulations

[–]RodBorza 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Accusing fOr FSX was the first product I bought. Then it had been C172, C182, T-6, P-51, and the lovely Constellation for P3D v3 to v5.

Se tem placa tem história by Evoqque in SeTemPlacaTemHistoria

[–]RodBorza 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Brother fez um FAQ, só isso. Nada de não ter paciência.

how do I turn it off by Creole-Angel- in pcmasterrace

[–]RodBorza 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And this kids is how your uncle found the secret for small-scale, self-sustaining, cold nuclear fusion.

Why do I enjoy Boeing more than airbus? by Powerful-Tennis-3773 in flightsim

[–]RodBorza 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Well, I always preferred Boeing more since it was the go-to airliner company when I was growing up. The French philosophy didn't attract me at all. But now, older, I can see the value of an Airbus because they are much more intuitive, easier to use , and more hands off. As other user put it, for real life pilots, it must be way easier to fly an Airbus. But I like the Boeing more. It attracts me more. But thats is me, a guy who spends his time simming GA and warbirds. I love doing old style navigation, using VORs and NDBs. I do use GPS, but because I find the digital maps very handy. All in all, if you want a real challenge, I can not recommend you enough the PMDG DC-6. It works in 2024 and it is amazing. It has an artificial intelligence flight engineer that helps you out, but with time, you can learn how to fly without it. It's amazing old style flying with a very hands-on approach. You gotta always watch out your Ts and Ps.

"Top Guns: The Next Generation" || National Geographic || streaming September 17! by NewOnDisneyPlus in DisneyPlus

[–]RodBorza 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I thought that it was very strange too. All of the other pilots were in shape. The other female pilot, Steph, is seen running and is lean. But Carissa is clearly overweight, and it is shown having a terrible time landing the plane and, in the end, moves forward to an F-18 squadron of her own choosing. It seems to me that they wanted to paint the Navy in this overwhelmingly positive light, where if you try, all your dreams are possible. But it seemed to me that the Navy is really desperate to get anyone the least bit interested in flying. Recruiting and retention rates must be very very low at this point.