Where is says panel 1 is the correct place for the connectors to the front of the case. Two of those pins are for the power button. Make sure the connector that says pwr, both + and -, are connected to the pins on the board that are labeled pwr.
That’s just a sanity check to make sure the power button is correctly connected. Something less common could be the power button is broken but we won’t go there just yet.
Yeah, but I have to feel sympathy for the devs here. Definitely need a game Dev Union strike like the writers strike did, I think. Though that’s difficult to pull off.
I think he meant to word it, if you take 5% of the initial population every year for 12 years, how much of that initial population is left, no?
Damn, you’re right. I always miss the Flora-Fauna distinction
Are we talking about the same thing? I’m talking about nuclear energy not nukes. And if you are talking about nuclear power plants, in what world do you think it’s impossible to build enough to have a meaningful impact? Each power plant produces a crazy amount of energy. Far more than solar and wind can. Solar and wind by themselves will in no way overtake fossil fuel power plants fast enough. Nuclear energy would be a great replacement until then.
IDK if you know this, but renewables aren’t on their own to cover all of our power needs everywhere.
Like?
More countries should adopt a similar philosophy for ways to end global warming.
That is utterly horrifying
If this article is anything to go by they don’t even have to be out yet to be given the American middle finger
So it seems that this hole in the ozone is a yearly occurrence. CFCs left over from the old days get caught in a yearly wind and poke a hole above antartica. They’re not really sure why it’s bigger or why it happened earlier than previous years, but they believe it has something to do with an underwater volcano eruption from last year. I think that’s the jist of the article.
The beating will continue irregardless of morale.
The Oceans definitely don’t though.
Depending what county you live in, etc. There are nurse hotlines that you can call. That said I’ve never used them.