Episode 48 - "The Immunity Syndrome" - 01/19/1968

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I doubt they'll take it anywhere though I think every male character on that show is gonna have a gay moment sooner or later. It's just a documented effect of what happens when you drink a specific vamires blood, you're sort of linked unconciously and more attracted to them.

Episode 47 - "A Piece of the Action" - 01/12/1968

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Good stuff!

"Who're tha'Romulans?!"

Groovey!

I managed to join this afternoon.

Thanks!

Sweet!

Well its offical the web series has begun! Come check out the first video premerie of keeping up with the cardassians!

Have fun and just a note this is for 18+ maybe please let me know what you think.

www.keepingupwiththecardassians.net

Oh duh, I just realized you meant in the power supply. I thought you meant there was a fuse on the motherboard. :P

Thanks for all the advice everyone. If anything, this at least confirms to me that my initial hunches aren't insane and I should go ahead and try and diagnose the power supply.

Dumb question: where is this fuse? :P

Harsh, hope you get it up and running soon!

I've seen a few rigs blow their PSUs, so I agree that's a definite possibility. Like gamerjosh says, I've tested this before using someone else's power supply; usually the power cables are long enough that you can sit the two PC towers with their open sides facing each other, and connect the 'borrowed' PSU's cables to your mobo & GFX card without having to physically remove it. A simple test (provided you can get your hands on someone's PC!) that could diagnose your problem in a minute.

Also, since it's so quick and easy to do, double-check your PC's fuse. Ya never know!

Best of luck! x

The power supply is a likely culprit, since there is no reaction to turning it on. Have you tried turning it on while looking inside the case? Maybe a fan will start to turn, or a light on the mobo will flicker?

I would also inspect the connections between the power supply and motherboard, check for burn marks.

A hard reset of the power supply may be in order also. Unplug it from the wall, toggle whatever switches you might have, and press the power button a couple times with each switch setting. Then make sure to put switches back to original position, plug it back in and try again.

Do you have another computer? Or a friend that would let you use their computer to test this?
If so, borrow the other power supply (assuming compatibility) long enough to see what happens.

Not a computer expert myself, but I had that happen to my computer this summer. After my computer-expert friend had checked it out, he declared that it had bricked--ie dead, with all the data irretrievable. That may be the case for you, but best to have someone look at it firsthand to be sure.

Hey everyone. Last night, I was playing a graphics-intensive game (Champions Online, which is on par with STO in terms of graphics requirements). We're in the middle of a heat wave in California, and my room faces the sun set, so even in the evening I'd say it was about 85 degrees in my room, at least.

While standing still in the game and talking with friends (I also had Chrome and Skype going), I suddenly detected a whiff of a burning smell. Right as I realized that it was probably my computer, my computer just shuts off completely. No messages or warnings, it just went out immediately.

Given the heat in the room and the burning smell, I figured that the computer may have overheated. I left it alone for the night. This morning, when it was much cooler, I tried to turn it back on. Nothing happened. No fans whirring, no lights or beeps, no response at all from pushing the power button. I toggled the power supply's switch, and still nothing. At this point, I unplugged the power cable and opened the casing. I only did a cursory inspection because I needed to get to work, but I didn't see any burn marks or melting on the motherboard.

So now that I've given you all the information I have, I have some questions for the computer experts among us. Since I'm not getting any response at all when I try turning the computer on, I'm inclined to believe that it's the power supply. Is replacing the power supply (a 500W one) a good idea as a starting point? Are there any other tests I can do, if that doesn't work, to check to see what may have been damaged?

Nope :)

Is there a password to join the Channel?

Alan Ruck 7-1-56. He was the captain of the ENT-B in Generations.
Billy Campbell 7-7-59. In the TNG episode of the same name, he was the Outrageous Okona.
Kim Darby 7-8-47. She was Miri in the episode of same name on TOS.
Bruce McGill 7-11-50. He was Captain Braxton on VOY.
Patrick Stewart 7-13-40. All his stage time as Kings taught him how to be a ships captain, according to him in an interview. 3rd best ST commanding officer for me.
Sid Haig 7-14-39. He had a part on TOS.
Terry O Quinn 7-15-52. Not only will he be known to lost fans, but he was also the Captain of the Pegusus in NG.
Lee Aronberg 7-18-62. He had parts in NG,DS9,Voy, and Ent.
Louise Fletcher 7-22-34. She played Kai Winn Adama, Kai you loved to hate.
Michael Welch 7-25-87. He was in Insurrection.
Honorary Aldous Huxley 7-26-1894. He is responsible for some of the plots.
Nana Visitor 7-26-57. Kira Nerys.
Simon Jones 7-27-50. Did voice action on Star Trek: Cacophony.
Kellie Waymine 7-27-67. On Enterprise she was crewman Elizabeth Cutler.
David Warner 7-29-41. Star Trek 5&6, as well as NG. There are 4 lights.
Wil Wheaton 7-29-72. He was the youngest regular on NG.

Episode 46 - "The Gamesters of Triskelion" - 01/05/1968

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Also, since I'm poly I liked the idea of depicting a "different" family setup.

The whole idea is that they made the leap directly from amphibians to humanoids in their evolution, so I wanted their reproduction to have some resemblance to amphibians, and in many of those species the male fertilises the eggs ex utero. I figured that, since in humans, the female provides more genetic info than the male, that there would have to be some way to compensate for the reduced number of genes in a male, ergo, three parents.

I'm not sure whether it's mostly due to the level of detail you've put into the Development & Reproduction sections, or the fact that Nathanites breed via threesomes, but this is an awesome species synopsis! :-D