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Can I look that up in the windows config somewhere?

Shows up in windows normally under game controllers, all axes and buttons registering... 🤷‍♂️

Same... Saitek X52. It just doesn't show up in the dropdown in options/joystick.

Just as a heads-up, this is still seems an issue. Win11 sees the Stick alright, but Orbiter won't show it. I did try the latest dev build from April: https://github.com/orbitersim/orbiter/releases/tag/latest

I watched the first couple of seasons until they ran out, but haven't picked it up again yet after the new season came out...

Never having played the games, I wasn't sure what to expect from the Devil May Cry show on Netflix. I absorbed a few things by internet osmosis, so I was at least expecting fun gory action scenes with cheesy one-liners and kick-ass sound. It fell a bit short on the one-liners but delivered on...

They are not really separable. A language is always also an ecosystem, tools, mindset, processes...

The US financial system might be a more critical system running on Cobol, and much harder to replace when push comes to shove (ever completely replaced a system in production that might bankrupt your company if it stopped for a day? Me neither, luckily...). They're training new ones. But it is...

If they have to scrub and go the next day, I'm getting birthday fireworks! 😂

KPop Demon hunters was an unexpecetdly good movie with very unexpectedly good music, and now Babic came along and turned my favourite tune from the movie into an absolute metal bomb: How it's done, indeed!

Soooo... they have a heatshield that showed problems, they're compensating for that by trajectory changes, and now they're putting people in it without ever having flown those changes for real? Yeah, that doesn't sound so great...

So the thing is only flying for the second time ever, and they're going to put 4 people in it already? That seems an uncharacteristic risk for Nasa...

I feel this is relevant...

The development tools should certainly be on the add-on side. However, a more capable and extendable interface for bases, similar to what vessels have, would be worth considering as a core feature...

In my experience, computer scientists are not very well known for writing readable code...

Small update this month while I'm working on bigger features in the background.Adds the new graphic (see above) and a codex entry about the Big Bust (though that consists of 3 parts): https://randomactsofconstruction.itch.io/orbital-margins/devlog/979699/patch-notes-0131 And this months state...

One of the three big boys coming next: Welcome to Huanggong, the massively overengineered shipyard from which the Huangshan union intends to conquer the solar system.

"Launcher Agnostic" sounds like something very desirable on paper, but also something that may be frought with a million little unforeseeable details that in the end it make one launcher so much preferable that you'd have been better off designing for it from the get-go...

My wife mixed a Chili with a Ratatouille. I love both, but the idea of just throwing them together never occurred to me. It's delicious!

Doesn't matter so much which side of the spacecraft faces earth. The atmospheric resistance comes from the direction of its velocity vector, not "down", so ultimately it only matters at what angle your heatshield is aligned to that, not what orieantation it has to the earths surface.