Or even an IRC channel. Does anyone use IRC anymore? I know I haven't clicked that MIRC icon in quite a long time.
Ladders!
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I would set up a server but I am prohibited by my building's internet use policy-
High Volume, Server Hosting, and non-traditional end user activities: The Services are intended for an end user's periodic active use of email, instant messaging, browsing the World Wide Web, and other typical end user activities. High volume commercial use or data transfers, especially sustained high volume data transfers, are prohibited. Hosting a web server, IRC server, or any other server is prohibited. Accordingly, we maintain the right to terminate any user's connection following the detection of any high volume data transfer, server hosting, or non-traditional end user activity.
Internet Relay Chat! Check this out for an easy to use client.I don't know what IRC is!
From wikipedia - Internet Relay Chat (IRC) is a protocol for live interactive Internet text messaging (chat) or synchronous conferencing. It is mainly designed for group communication in discussion forums, called channels, but also allows one-to-one communication via private message as well as chat and data transfer, including file sharing.
Or perpetual lava. Or underground lava. It's called magma underground. Jeez I'm a nerd.
If it does, I am in violation
Honestly, if I hosted an IRC server, as long as there wasn't massive data transfers going on in it, they'd probably not even notice. IRC chat by itself doesn't use much bandwidth, it's the data transfer/file sharing capabilities of it they're mostly worried about. They don't want any one person hogging all the bandwidth.Step 1. Find a neighbor
Step 2. Make their computer hog ALL the Bandwidth
Step 3. ???
Step 4. Profit.
Or you know, let someone else host the IRC
Step 2. Make their computer hog ALL the Bandwidth
Step 3. ???
Step 4. Profit.
Or you know, let someone else host the IRC
whoa.... how are those on a slopes? Is that what conveyors do if you put them on stairs or something?
they place flat on the blocks, but wrenching them makes them connect as a slope
Dead on, and I might note that people vastly underestimate the power of these things for automation. They're actually pretty dang good at moving things around and inserting them. They even have a drop-prevention mechanic.
I've just started with some MPS stuff and it's so awesome (except when a ghast managed to aim through a door and blow up my grinder, sorry about the mess Dave, I might have forgotten to put a lever back) that I should really try out conveyors.
Though given how messy my 'factory floor' is I think I'd need to start over. I have a tangled mess of several types of liquiducts (at least I now have tesseracts for my lava), redstone conduits, IC2 cables, and AE cables, plus a bit of lead wire and redwire. This is because I always add stuff wherever seems easiest at the time with as little wiring as I can and don't give much room for expansion
Though given how messy my 'factory floor' is I think I'd need to start over. I have a tangled mess of several types of liquiducts (at least I now have tesseracts for my lava), redstone conduits, IC2 cables, and AE cables, plus a bit of lead wire and redwire. This is because I always add stuff wherever seems easiest at the time with as little wiring as I can and don't give much room for expansion
I've just started with some MPS stuff and it's so awesome (except when a ghast managed to aim through a door and blow up my grinder, sorry about the mess Dave, I might have forgotten to put a lever back) that I should really try out conveyors.
Though given how messy my 'factory floor' is I think I'd need to start over. I have a tangled mess of several types of liquiducts (at least I now have tesseracts for my lava), redstone conduits, IC2 cables, and AE cables, plus a bit of lead wire and redwire. This is because I always add stuff wherever seems easiest at the time with as little wiring as I can and don't give much room for expansion
Don't do it. I did and stopped logging into AC it was so demoralizing. See my halfway-finished home and play the soundtrack from Shadow of the Colossus for an example of how I feel.
So I should start making nukes instead?
I just thought it would be fun to make myself a conveyor ride for turrets or something.
Have an autocrafter for turrets and then an autodeployer to deploy the turrets onto a conveyor line. Then have a drop-off to lava at the end. Because #SCIENCE!
Be sure to use explosive resistant materials; they explode in lava.
EDIT: Never mind, it pretty much only breaks dirt.
I heartily endorse this. So much. Block breakers and turtles work.