Only to a certain extent. You can not usually match single-sided to double-sided, or if the sticks have different controller chips.
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Nesrie, read! "two available ram slots" With a MB that can accept 2GB of RAM, that means 2 1GB sticks. "I never followed it"... That's for sure. Stay out of the discussion if you don't know what you're talking about.
RAM does not have to be identical, but it has to be compatible. Your two sticks don't work with each other. Either exchange the Kingston for a matching Micron, or buy a matching module for either. As a note... if one is single-sided and the other double-sided - they won't work together.
C'mon, really. The current warming trend has let us go from getting by, to getting with. It has let us relax a little, to get on with research and development - instead of simply trying to kill our next meal to stay alive for another day. The ice core records show that the earth has been a very cold place in the past. It has been in a warm cycle for longer than usual, which has given us an advantage. Are we to try and reverse the advantage simpl
[quote who="psychoak" reply="948" id="2508868"]Foundation shmoundation! The temperature is going up at the same time CO2 is, it's proven! [/quote] Only to a feeble mind, since in the past one has lagged behind the other.
On the other hand... That ice core record provides evidence of Atlantis, and other advanced (and long past, highly evolved) civilizations. They were all destroyed after they reached a certain industrial capacity, thereby pumping so much CO2 into the air that the earth went nova and drowned them all because all the ice melted. [e digicons]:|[/e] Get real.
Y'all like graphs, so perhaps you would like to take a look at this one. It is just half-way down the page: http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/Features/Paleoclimatology_IceCores/ You can zoom in an out. as well. It shows the temperature variation for the past 400,000 years - from the Vostok, Antarctica ice core. What I find most interesting is that we are currentl
NTSC? What world do you live in, where you use a video standard in place of a hard drive file system? NTFS [e digicons]:|[/e]
Yes, it's cheating. You are stacking the deck for your home system. You could start with out with a PQ85 home planet and a PQ78 secondary (or, whatever). Just with that, since virtually all tiles would be available on both planets, you would be able to build all the construction and econ buildings needed to complete 2 ships per turn. You would also be able to build research buildings that would let you jump far ahead of any competition (two techs per turn - assu
[quote]but when it comes to actually conquering, that's definitely not what we're doing.[/quote] That depends entirely on how you define 'conquer'. Main Entry: con·quer Pronunciation: \ˈkäŋ-kər\ Function: verb Inflected Form(s): con·quered; con·quer·ing \-k(ə-)riŋ\ Etymology: Middle English, to acquire, conquer, from Anglo-French conquerre, from Vulgar Latin *conquaerere, alteration of Latin c
[quote]This isn't Roman times, the US isn't going to war just to lay claim to land. [/quote] No... our (great [e digicons]:|[/e] ) U.S. of A. goes to war to "lay claim" to a 'way of life' and a 'political agenda'. Is it that much different, in the long run?
[quote who="tetleytea" reply="37" id="2502318"]I readily admit, our U.S. military has been misused, and I will gladly forfeit my right to vote because of the actions of my own country. Many men of honor may be in the U.S. military, but many honorable soldiers served in the Wehrmacht, too. It's an absolute tragedy that honorable men have been ordered to kill each other, and they did it. Of course, if I did have a right to vote, I would say the Canadian milita
[quote]Being as the universe is roughly 93 Billion light years across,[/quote] Where did you come up with that figure?
[quote]its like some shitty soap opera but with less pregnancy [/quote] That won't last very long. The 'slut' just needs a little more time for that to happen.
When you start a game, what is your 'Habitable Planets' setting set to?
Life goes on, and this happened more than a year ago.
And this is a big deal, why?
Thanks for editing the OP. The colors made it very hard to read, and I wasn't about to spend an hour trying to find a typo. But, I think that is what you will have to do, assuming you are placing the file in the correct location (you didn't say which folder you had the file in). You are using the 'Mods' folders, correct, and not simply editing the original files in their original locations? The Mod structure is such tha
You are missing the /GC2 end tag. (unless you simply failed to copy it)
The hardpoints are inside the ships (near the rear), and they are very small. You can place components by simply double-clicking the component. It will automatically place itself on a hardpoint. It was done this way to keep the models looking like they should. I mean, who wants to have a bunch of engines and junk on the outside of those ships? If you zoom in all the way to where you are inside the model itself you should be able to see the hardpoints. But good luck try
[quote]You can call my theory a "designed and built" theory if you want.[/quote] 'Designed and built', by whom - or by what? A single sentence answer is enough, if that would be enough to answer the question. But, 'designed and built' would infer an intelligence. So while you may not have used the phrase 'Intelligent Designer', your use of the phrase "an "intelligent design" theory" would seem to assume so. How does the one differ from the other?
You won't see any gain by placing them on bonus tiles.
[quote]What percentage of the ocean is mercury?[/quote] I don't know, and I couldn't find an actual figure. Care to enlighten us? (a link would be nice)
Too much information. Could you simplify?
Is there any comparison of temps that only include comparable data over that time period? I mean, we have temp sensors in many more places now than compared to back then. If we only sample the data from the same areas that were recorded back then, what does it show?