Has anyone tried this? Just found it, but it looks nice and detailed:>Here are some of the main features:>Build and operate your own railways.>Make your own timetables for your own and existing railways.>Download more railways from this website.>Submit your own railways to this website.>Detailed performance log, so you can improve your score and see what went wrong, if any.>Timetable output in plain text and .csv (spreadsheet) for added realism.>Detailed information about trains and their schedule.> Runs on Windows 98/XP/ME/’00/Vista/7/8http://www.railwayoperationsimulator.com/Also Transport games in general: what have you been playing/recommend.
Now this is the kind of autism I can get into.
>>1129829Tried this, read the two attached pdf, but still cannot figure out how to operate the whole thing
I bought this well over 10 years ago and have held onto it. I wish I had bought the add-on that let you design your own layouts. It's pretty close to the real thing. It came with dozens of territories, this is a Conrail line in Ohio.The company that made it stopped supporting/developing/selling it years ago, so it's vaporware as far as I can tell.Most of the simulations that I've seen (haven't tried OP yet) were British (I don't care) or just plain sucked. Hopefully the one in the OP will be better.
I have just submitted a scenario for this. They will review and publish it in on the site in the next days.
>>1130046JBSS ftw! Especially since the introduction of the "fahrstrasse", i.e. real world signalling
I witnessed the maiden voyage of both the new Muni and Bart train cars, ama reddit
Do they finally have air conditioning that works? That alone will be worth the $1.5bn.
Do they look as ugly in person as they do in images?
>>1133511Fucking hell that looks awful. BART trains are supposed to be futuristic and clean with slanted ends. This looks like some plastic chinese piece of garbage.
What is the point of BART? It's like, let's make a train that stops once in Oakland, twice in San Francisco as far from everything as humanly possible, and then somewhere down there in like San Mateo or whateverEvery time I go to San Francisco I think, "man I should really try and use BART more on this visit" and then I look at the map and remember why I'm always just walking everywhere or taking cabs
>>1133593The retro-futuristic 70s styling is the only thing I liked about BART trains. Now there's nothing left to like since they're switching to generic shit rolling stock that nobody will be able to tell apart from all the other generic shit rolling stock on systems around the planet. Not only do they look like shit, the build quality is also pretty bad:https://sf.curbed.com/2017/11/8/16623144/bart-fleet-future-delay-safety-inspection-trains
Pics and discussion of interesting /n/ related infrastructure. Could be bridges, viaducts, tunnels, roads, stations, ports what ever.
>>1133259It's not bad planning, it's just planning you don't personally like
>>1133379it is bad planing thoughhave you ever tried to drive in LA?its hell on earth
>>1133394I don't have my license.
>>1133394Every big city has traffic problems, no amount of 'urban planning' will change that
>>1133447Maybe, but urban planing could at least be the difference between bad and worse.
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>>1133249Last trip we did it was 18ft waves up and down sideways for the last 24hrs into the Azores, totally okay on yachts as we've got 12 ton of lead in the keel, but grrrrrrrr were watches annoying - pitch black and helming by feel, so as the boat rolls up and down the wave it's purely by touch as we've got no star or moon to steer by.
>>1133249Dope pic off watch
>>11331944 years of academy time, working with this company over the summers, then two years in a training program once I got out.
>>1133264>tfw tub companies are so full of Gulf refugees that they won't even hire anyone with a mate's license to work as a deckhand if they don't have a TOARWell, a-at least I already wanted to sail bluewater...
>>1133251Compass or GPS?
shitposts / troll bikes / general cluelessness ITT
>>1130745Your stem is taller than your head tube. How do you fuck up this bad.
>>1133509no worries; they're folded folding pedalshorsieeees <3
>>1131728t. fred
>>1131723How about a Trek 930, friendinlandempire.craigslist.org/bik/d/1997-trek-930-steel-hardtail/6335978324.html
>>1130495oh, china
Other one is on autosage, starting a new one with some oc from Basel
>>1133413Are there any other first generation network other than Melbourne operating Citadises? All the ones I've been on so far were on (mostly french) seocnd generation networks whose curves and gradients were built with the rolling stock in mind.
>>1133457The Adelaide trams are Citadises. A casual browse of the wikipedia page also returned St. Petersburg and Rotterdam which both seem to have old tram networks. I'm not sure how much either of them have reworked their track.Railpage commentators have pointed out before that the Citadises were really made for European light rails. They are more of a mistake from an era of two competing operators just after privatisation than anything else. They actively compete with the Combinos because they're both low floor but with totally different traction systems.
Tallinn, EstoniaA new tram terminal in Tallinn airport was finished this week. The new termnial is also used for both Tallinn and intercity bus lines.
>>1132072>>1133285...or these fucking things from Malmö, Sweden
>>1132641top plebwhat's ugly is a cbd without wires. 3rd world af
whats your stand on anti-inflammatories/painkillers messing up trainning?once someone told me that anti-inflammatories where counterproductive after trainning, that they interfered with muscle regeneration/overcompensation. since then, i try to avoid them if i can. but i dont have a solid base for doing that. what do you guys know about this?i mainly ask cause i did a hard breakthrough ride on friday, but at the same time im having some problems with a shoulder. last night i took 400mg of ibuprofen, and now waking up on sunday for training, i feel legs like new.. but also kinda "not pumped", or "smaller"(?) , i know it may only be psichological, or maybe they just got enough rest.. but i could bet the anti-inflamatory did something there.. hope the hard work didnt go down the toilet. it was 180km with a lot of z3 and z4 (going up to z6 a bunch of times).feel freee to talk about any pills or things not to do or do that can help mess up training. thanks!
>>>/n/brt
Use this stuff. Natural anti-inflammatory. Local roadies round here swear by it and my GP recommended it. It's also really tasty and gives nice colour to food.
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Are Shimano Hollowtech II and Campagnolo Power Torque BB the same technology? As in, can I use a Veloce crankset with Tiagra BB cups? They look pretty similar but I'm not sure
>>1133548I was actually thinking the same, but I think it'd be prety easy. It's raining outside so I can't be assed but my plan was to drill small holes in the fender, then use those to attach a flap with some wire or something. Better than tape since I can see tape sliding off in wet weather. Not sure what I'd make the flap itself out of, I'd like it to match colour wise (black). Perhaps part of a black plastic bottle. Or a flappy bit of rubber from an old car mat or something. Or some old inner tubes?
>>1133552Inner tubes are probably too flimsy. I've been thinking if I can find a small sheet of black rubber, maybe 2 mm thick, that should work.
>>1133549you cannot
>>1133549nope>>1133548cut out a ~100 mm section of old bike tire (minus the beads). drill two mounting holes in rubber & fender. mount using stainless steel bolt + lock-washer + nut.
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>>1131418>literally everything that could go wrong did go wrong
>>1131430>To be completely fairTo be completely fair, he started his takeoff without permission from the tower and both is 1st officer & engineer expressing doubt about it. It was reckless and stupid no matter what else happened that day.
Tragic
>>1131425Have you ever seen a grown man naked?
Ultimate responsibility lies with KLM for making the rule governing maximum pilot duties.If the Captain was not in a rush to take off he wouldn't have made the mistake. And he was in a rush to take off because KLM made the rule.
Let's take a tour through the magical world of Indian bicycle brands.Here we have the lovely Hercules DYNAMITE ZX>Dynamite ZX ergonomically designed and engineered for today’s boys. It is loaded with the most latest features like Turbodrive, masculine frame, imported suspension, flying mudguards, V-brake, Alloy brake lever, Integrated carrier and strong rear diamond to provide speed and riding comfort.$101
>>1131940>>1131939>>1131938These look like they took surplus walmart frames from the 90's and welded racks, fenders and other random garbage. I imagine that fenders are mandatory in india because of the dirt roads and poo in the streets.
>>1131955I want it
>>1131886>>1131888These things have rear derailleur guard thingo. Neat.
>>1131896That roadster's brakes *are* set-up. They're rod/stirrup brakes.
>all the indian bikes have huge plastic monstrosities to cover the chain, front crankset and rear deraileur from getting poo on them
How can I intimidate cagers that ride to close to me or go left in front of me? What's some sort of visual repellent? Do I need to carry a big baseball bat on my back?
>>1132286Why would a bike use a crosswalk? Are you talking about young children on training wheels accompanied by their parents?
>>1132298Bikes travel (for the most part) on the rightmost part of the street. The cyclist would be between the car and the crosswalk.
As a burger who doesn't know how to ride a bike, I'm getting the following lessons from this threadIf you're a cager>don't bike unless it's a dedicated bike area or you plan on donating organs>support separate bike paths to reduce cars, bikes, and homicidal confrontations from the roadsIf you're a biker>buy a horn, a baby carrier, and a Go-Pro>use the baby carrier to hide a JA-9 in case you need to riddle a car with bullets and throw your gun down the storm drain>use the Go-Pro to record sick footage of said ten mile an hour drive by shootingsHow am I doing so far?
>>1105467Get off the road, you fucking faggot
>>1113950what happens when you crash and your precious chemical bottles leak all over you?what happens when someone calls the police on the evil wizard throwing potions at the cars?
Which train is objectively the most beautiful?
>>1133363Anything named after /ourgirl/
The symbol of american passenger rails glory days.
Norfolk and Western J class
What is the future of charging stations?
I can show you how a typical charging station looks like in Europe. It's in a parking lot of some grocery store. You can charge your car with 100% green energy for free while shopping.
>>1132487Why do you always use so many commas?
>>1132637Badly programmed shitpost botHis opinions should be discarded
>>1132631this is what it looks like in Japan
thecost of panels, isa fraction of car cost.,,,andlast longer.,,,installs in minutes., Nukeboy needs to "refuel everyear., take a month while he shivers in the cold.,, snuggle up to Plutonium, FEEL THEAT!
ITT: Post funny Amtrak storiesmore pics will be posted below
>be me>be oldfag>first time riding the Coast Starlight when I was seven years old in 1976>overhead this 20 year old pounding his pregnant wife in the middle of the night, hard>parents who were doing the same thing, but far more quietly, yelled at them and complained to the conductor that they woke me up>conductor told both couples to fuck off and go back to bed>we had breakfast with them the next morning>this was my first sexual experience
>drunk guy drove down the rails towards our train>we rammed him at full speed and had a 3 hour delay as they cleaned the car from the tracksJust last night
>>1105937>guards vanEurofag making shit up
>>1133477Typical eurofag
I checked their pricing and travel times from Atlanta to DC, and then compared to flying and driving. It has to be a funny joke. That they can be more expensive than flying and take longer than driving.
The weak should fear the strong.
>>1132301>Clearly, 60-year-old procedures are inadequate.
>>1132133This incident was like 10 years ago.But I completely agree. Forward visibility is a huge problem with many taildraggers, and a lot of taildragger pilots I know seem to have this dismissive macho attitude about it. I know a pilot who has had two propstrikes directly attributable to this issue and is STILL dismissive when I suggest he put a taxi/landing camera on the belly as insurance.
Is it even possible to buy an F4U-1 model plane still?
>>1133067>F4U-1
>>1133068thhankku aaaaaehehhh
