▲ 228 r/BurningMan
For those who feel exploited by the HBO doc, I have a remedy.
I have your residual checks from the movie. I’ll be handing them out to everyone I meet.
u/DChapgier — 2 days ago
▲ 10 r/tipofmytongue
[TOMT] 2000’s-ish film that starts with a stock market manipulation in London.
Hey everyone!
For a while, I’ve been trying to remember a movie that Im fairly certain exists, but I’m also wondering if Im making it up.
All I can remember is that it starts in I believe London with a guy who runs an investment firm, and he decides to run a stock market short. He buys up a bunch of stock in a low priced item, everyone gets super excited by it, and then quickly sells the shares once they’ve really made a big profit.
After that, I’m not really sure/can’t remember the rest of the movie. But I think it took place in the 2000s or 2010s.
Would love any help on this. Thanks!!
u/DChapgier — 2 months ago
Anyone else having a weird rudder issue/bug from a recent update?
Im using Xbox series X. I think since a recent update, I’ve noticed the planes seem to have an issue where they crab to the right while in flight. It consistently happens with any plane or location or what not, so it isn’t any kind of cross wind. Almost as if a small bit of pressure is being pressed to rudder right, even if I’m not pressing the rudder at all.
I have tried turning auto rudder on and off, and I still get the same result.
I feel like this wasn’t an issue before, but perhaps I’m wrong? Does anyone else experience this?
u/DChapgier — 3 months ago
▲ 27 r/MicrosoftFlightSim
Is it just me, or did they change how they use/apply the satellite images of the terrain?
I’m playing for the first time in a few weeks, and I find myself perplexed at some of the satellite imagery and how jarring it is from one part of the map to the next. How clearly you can tell the different image of map terrain. Is this a new update? It seems to me it was a lot less jarring a few weeks ago.
u/DChapgier — 3 months ago