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Saying you are located in you harddrive?? Cheapest of the cheaper cheater!!! At most you could say you are located in the RAM, as this days' computers Don't Ever® use the HD to store important information while processing it... Man, I said some BS here hehehe well, you are a cheater, my friend, anyways

@John FX, it seems to me rather improbable that this could be a coincidence. What I would think is that there could be some specific options or configurations that tend to make the game crash. @adsii1970, I'm monitoring both cpu and memory use while playing ksp and it seems to use 100% of one core and 1.7GB of ram only, so I think the problem is not related to scarcity of resources (but my machine is rather small, i5 with 4GB of ram). @katateochi, it is very similar to these! I'll try and update the driver and see if it fix the problem. Nice ship, by the way! Note: if anyone is having this issue, I'm using Debian 8 (jessie) and it seems to come and go. The way I make it go faster is by using the command xrandr. I'm not going to go further with this question, so if you have the problem send me a pm and I'll walk you through the steps. Thanks everybody!

Noted. I just thought it could be related to some functionality that could be specific to some option of the game or one of the mods I am using. As the problem seems to be rare, it seemed like a good opportunity to share insights. I'll just dump the crappy mods that add little and interfere more with the game playability.

7.5/10 The letter "P" seems to divide both the colors on the picture and the word, but "AIR" is not on the blue part :-P

Hi, I'm not sure if here is the right place to this question, so please (re)move it if it is not... I had a wonderful week of massive playing on my laptop without much problem. Then I installed MJ and AggressiveMode. Today the screen all of a sudden turned green and fuzzy (it was difficult to see, but possible if I tried hard). Searching on the Internet, I saw that some people had this issue when playing games, which could increase the temperature and affect the video signal. The other and sadder possibility would be a faulty graphics card (in my case the card is onboard, as it is a laptop, so I would have to replace the whole motherboard). There's also another one: replace the LCD display. I have opened it today but couldn't find anything unusual. After reconnecting the lcd cable the problem persisted. Well, this is getting really hardware now... In resume: has anybody by chance had this issue with ksp? The best flights to everybody!

Thanks @Dman979! Yours is pretty nice too! I wasn't aware that 1.1 would have so much love multi-core support! Now I can't wait to play 1.1!

5/10 Could be more robotic and less humanoid (the smiling face) to fit the nickname better

Edit: concerning the adaptation/learning system related to contracts What about a ranking system to the missions, where the player could give from 0 to 5 stars to each completed mission. There are lots of learning systems based on that. Another simpler alternative would be the like/dislike ranking system... Edit: what most people is concerned may be termed "overfitting". This effect could be attenuated if it was to be used many players data to feed the classification/learning system to categorize profiles of players. But that would involve sending personal data about preferences to SQUAD. Edit: this does not solve the "Cause I'm The Boss" problem though --- the feeling of really running a Space Program, which really is the point of us being here. My thoughts on that would be these: there are choices of Kontracts, related to each body (planet or moon). Each kontract would have a list of pre determined tasks (dependency graph, like the Tech Tree), visible to the user or not(?). Each one would free the posterior ones... Like choosing Mun, then flying by, measuring, orbiting, rescuing, landing, building a base. Then comes Minmus, taking samples there, mixing, bringing the results to Kerbin, doing stuff EVA with the mixture, new materials discovered (new parts appear). I dont know... Right now I only went to the Mun so far... Just brainstorming... Guys, keep up the good work, this game is really awesome!

Hi everybody! Returning from a long time without ksp... The 1.0 version is very nice and runs well on my Debian box, which is awesome!

Robots are nice, so are dogs: 9/10

Many of the posts until now reflect my own opinion on the matter, which is: the test was fundamentally flawed because of (at least) being biased by age and nationality, which, by itself would not be a problem if it didn't imply any prerrogatives on the side of the machine, thus, making the test easier. In other words, the chatterbot pretended to be dumb when ignorant when dumb so as to pass a test for intelligence.

http://www.zdnet.com/computer-chatbot-eugene-goostman-passes-the-turing-test-7000030312/ http://time.com/2847900/eugene-goostman-turing-test/ http://www.buzzfeed.com/kellyoakes/no-a-computer-did-not-just-pass-the-turing-test (thanks to Airbornem4) https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20140609/07284327524/no-supercomputer-did-not-pass-turing-test-first-time-everyone-should-know-better.shtml (thanks to NovaSilisko) http://www.theguardian.com/science/brain-flapping/2014/jun/09/13-year-old-boy-passes-the-turing-test-spoof Any thoughts?

Criticizing what could be a synaptic-catapult? Cheater. Real players use everything they can to boost the learning process.

Sticking to your current rank even at the language choice? Cheater. Real players boost their argument by making intelligible posts.

Breaking the first rule? Cheater. Real fighters follow the rules to the letter.