[Mac: installer can't be checked for malicious software]

yeah, got it working. But it's annoying, and bypassing security features doesn't feel right.

 

[Mac: installer can't be checked for malicious software]

"Placeholder Developer" does not invoke trust

[Mac: installer can't be checked for malicious software]

Error when running CMCW Mac v100 Installer.pkg:

"CMCW Mac v100 Installer.pkg can't be opened because Apple cannot check it for malicious software"

MacOS 11.2.3

I guess the workaround is to change security settings https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202491

[[Music] Setting the mood]

Not just any monday 

 

[M-47 Dragon, in the table of organization and equipment]

200 m/s is normal for a light weapon like this. If you want faster, then there's the TOW. and other heavy ATGMS
Firing signature looks low. The noise when the thrusters "pop" my be detectable, but wouldn't it be hard to locate the firing position by those sounds?

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=dragon+m47

[Pre-reading recommendations]

An ongoing series of blog posts about "Third World War 1987". https://ww31987.wordpress.com

(yes, a little late for CM:CW)

[The XM1 era is almost here!]

"the maintenance ratio is 1 hour of maintenance for 1 hour of operation" 

 

[M1 vs M60]

19 hours ago, zmoney said:

I was reading up on this and was pretty sure it was the 120mm but wasn’t sure. How forward thinking.

True. Makes you wonder why the M1 got an 105 mm while Germany chose 120 mm for Leo 2 developed slightly earlier. And Soviet tanks already had 125 mm guns.

perhaps "cost" is the obvious answer. At least they prepared M1 for the 120 mm gun.

[[Music] Setting the mood]

 

[M1 vs M60]

Leopard 2 always had a 120 mm gun.

Leo 1 had 105 mm.

 

[A Word on Follow-on Modules]

Looking forward to the big German cats, as always. 

 

[Pre-reading recommendations]

I started re-reading Team Yankee yesterday. They're using M1:s with the 105 mm gun, it fits perfectly into CM:CW.