Hm...could be useful for those times you want to read a guide but can only find one in video form
They definitely should've put more thought into it before typing "internetism", but still no reason for an apology.
When I worked with fiber optic cables it was the fiber stretcher.
I meant this specific spot. It looked huge before I built anything.
Yeah, I JUST unlocked the AWESOME Sink, so I'll have to figure that out next time I play too. Trying to bring verticality into the mix with just foundations seems like it'd make every build way bigger than it should be.
I chose this area because I thought that I'd have room to automate all the super early game mats and build my space elevator. Now I'm not so sure. Right now I have iron plates, iron rods, screws, wire, cable, and concrete automated with smelters ready to set up copper sheets the next time I play.
I just started today right around when I should've been getting to sleep. Got iron plates, rods, and screws as well as wires automated before forcing myself to stop.
I first (and last) played in I think update 5. It was a major PITA getting Proton to run it. I had gotten the space elevator built, but pretty sure I didn't progress beyond that before a patch hit that caused the game to not even launch anymore.
Oh, it's a game now? Back when I dabbled with it (early 2000s) it was a simulator as the name says. Flightgear is an open source simulator that, according to pilots, feels more realistic.
Is there any reason to choose MSFS over Flightgear other than simply being unaware of the latter's existence?
I actually had to look it up as I couldn't remember why I made the first switch. PolyMC was forked from MultiMC after they dropped third-party modpack support. Then there was some drama with one of the devs of PolyMC, spawning Prism Launcher
accidentally tapping
Sounds like mobile to me
The bit about him fleeing after being spotted seems to me like a detail that shouldn't be omitted.
The human turned the code in. They deserve 100% of the blame.
You can buy them used if you can find them. I bought 2 directly from Valve before they were discontinued then a 3rd on Ebay.
It uses the system dialogue, but it starts from the same directory each time. If I'm saving files it's usually multiple files in succession, so I want the dialogue to start off pointed at the last directory I saved to. The Arch build does that.
Not to mention changing BIOS settings to allow booting from external media. I've yet to see 2 machines that were the same in that regard, so good luck writing instructions that a casual user could follow.
I usually can't find what I'm looking for, so a larger catalogue would go a long way. I also had problems with some software versions. The one that comes to mind is that Firefox had behavior with the save dialogue that I don't like. It's a minor issue, but one that I don't have with the build in the Arch repo. I have a vague memory of something just not working, but I couldn't tell you what at this point.
I was at a US grocery chain today and came across some...misleading price tags. I took a couple pictures intending to post them to Lemmy before going to bed, but I don't know which community would be appropriate for such a thing. The closest I could think of is A Boring Dystopia, but it doesn't seem quite right there.
After putting off getting more chromatic iron thinking I'd find plenty more in the vaults, I finally went mining the other day so that I could get going with create. I was a bit disappointed (but not surprised) to find that minecart assemblers were removed from VH, but I managed to get this thing working after playing with it a bit (hadn't messed with gantries previously).
Before I fill the rest of the farm, are there any other crops that I could farm with this contraption with little to no modification that would be useful? I'm mainly thinking of altar recipes, but other uses would be good too.
I'm trying to get a fission reactor up and running, but one of the final chemicals (uranium oxide) won't transfer to the last chemical infuser. It worked long enough to get about 20 buckets of fissile fuel into a chemical tank, but that may just be because I was manually inserting to empty the tank after setting up filters. As seen in the images, the hydrofluoric acid is making its way into the same infuser.
All controllers in the network are full of power as well as all machines connected to it.
Edit: For some reason, moving the uranium oxide to its own channel both locally at the destination and on the routing network got it working despite the destination still having 2 channels routed to FinalChems.
I made this album in response to someone in MineTogether asking how to automate washing. I figured there's a chance it could help someone else too.
Does the "signal" from the spatial anchor propagate through quartz fiber and p2p tunnels, or does another need to be added to each subnet (and p2p network) that goes into chunks where the main network has no cables?