Oh, hi!
Never been active on social media, so this feels weird! 😊
Born and raised in Milan, Italy, now living in Albany, NY.
I got a PhD in computational chemistry, but left academia right after and now I write scientific #software at Kitware.
I have a ton of hobbies I'm not very good at, that I still have a lot of fun doing: #motorcycle, #mountainbike, #photography, #simracing
tldr: 🇮🇹 🇺🇸 🎓 💻 🏍️ 🚲 📷 🏁
@alesgenova wanna do Azores Rally on RSF? It's just 50km and I'm making notes now. We can start doing legs on Nov 22nd.
I'm driving an S2000 Ford, but faster more modern cars are also an option. What I love about it is that we can team up asynchronously and coordinate in masto.
@alesgenova he-he, let's try? We can try to do some #RallyCross in #DirtRally2. I'm kinda bad, have under 1K hours in sims in total.
Seems like I might be about average at rally, maybe just slightly better, but certainly below average at tarmac :D
@alesgenova just get the files for #RBR base install from rallysimfans.hu and then you can install skullengaged's pace note layout with my voice pack by simply cloning this repo: https://github.com/cognivore/skull-rbr-notes straight into your RBR folder.
Don't use #Cygwin shell to clone, btw, it seems to mess up permissions. Use #git in #PowerShell instead!
@jonn Alright, I'm installing the RSF version of Richard Burns Rally. I can't quite find the Azores rally on the RSF website though, can you give me the link?
@alesgenova pushed more stages btw, got notes for up to SS5. The notes aren't too polished, but are good enough.
@jonn maybe, I've always been trash at rallying but I've also never tried it seriously for long enough. I periodically reinstall RBR, this could be a chance to make it stick!