EDIT:  The new radio firmware didn’t stop my mdm_hsic_pm0 problem, but enabling data roaming has seemed to.  I’m definitely not out-of-country or in a position where data roaming should be a thing, so I’m not too worried about having it on.  However, turning it on seems to have immediately put a stop to the mdm_hsic_pm0 shenannigans.  Very strange, but I’m suspicious that doing so may have gotten around some kind of bug in the radio firmware.  More if I find out more.

DCS World is a big, complex game.  And it gets updated a fair bit.  And sometimes, just sometimes those updates break it.  In addition, I make customizations to the game’s scripts to make it work with my setup, and so I tend to lose those changes every update.  A better solution is required.

I’ve been putting in some time on learning to fly again in DCS A-10C Warthog. Fortunately I seem to have had better recall of prior learning than I thought I would, but it’s still definitely not a trivial process.  So, I thought I’d link various documentation, websites and tutorial videos I came across for anyone trying to learn the same thing.

If you’re having trouble with the new ARGUS TV plugin messing up your EPG by it being off by an amount equal to your timezone, this can be corrected by running the following;

I did some work on getting triple-head going properly in DCS: World 1.2.4 (7680x1440 with three 2560x1440 monitors).  I’ve tested that everything seems to work fine with the A-10C Module.  Also looks fine with the F-15 (so probably everything in Flaming Cliffs 3), and the Ka-50 Black Shark. The Ka-50 viewpoint is a little buggy and will try and zoom out a LONG way when you enter, so just press * to zoom in until it looks normal.

No change to locations, DNS redirects or anything, but I’ve renamed the blog.  The reason is that it turns out that Zen Coding is also a text editor plugin for writing CSS, created in 2008.  Now, I’ve had the name of this blog since March 2007, so I had the name first…  But eh, whatever.  The relevant names are;