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softweir

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  1. 8) Where did you come across that?
  2. Oldest person to reply so far. 8)
  3. Download it again. The server occasionally sends incomplete copies. Alternatively, download it from the KerbalSpaceRepository which mirrors the downloads. Good luck!
  4. What happens if somebody changes their password between now and Release?
  5. FYI, I also have not yet received the pre-order confirmation email. EDIT: Received the emails OK. Many thanks!
  6. Earlier thread here: http://kerbalspaceprogram.com/forum/index.php?topic=1690.0
  7. By 'check them out' I assume you mean 'I watch a friend play his legal copy on a machine almost identical to mine and decide if I like the look'? Or should I report this to the moderators? ;P (Seriously - say that on the Egosoft forums and you'd get a lot of moderator notice.)
  8. Ah, but remember that many people have downloaded several different versions; and I disagree with your 50/50 ratio of serious downloaders versus freebie junkies - the junkies are multitudinous. Still, the interest is very encouraging, even if your figures are optimistic!
  9. Don't winglets dump some heat? You could also look to some of the other mods for radiators and other heat solutions. EDIT: Heat Management Solutions Union 1.2 by Killerhurtz
  10. I appear to be out of date. It *used* to be a problem!
  11. @Sordid - very true, and better put than I could. @SkunkMonkey: Yes - and it's also heating the atmosphere up to incandescent temperatures, creating quite a large volume of plasma as it does so. This is a nuisance for agencies operating re-entry vehicles, as the plasma acts as a radio communications barrier - it's like wrapping the craft in thick tin-foil! From the moment the craft enters the atmosphere until it drops below hypersonic velocity, the ground controllers have to sit and wait, and depend on external cameras to see how things are going.
  12. On the other hand, if the spam is mid-way down a legitimate thread then the fewer responses there are to the spam, the more sense the thread makes once the spam has been deleted / the les work there is for moderators. I moderate a health-related forum, and on one occasion deleted a spam, didn't notice that the message after it was a scathing attack on the spammer, and nearly ended up causing a blazing row between her and the previous legit poster who thought HE was being attacked! What I should have done was do the extra work and delete the messages after the spam that referred to it. So, answering spam that appears in legitimate threads make extra work for the moderators.
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