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Well it seems like biomass engines have nearly identical output characteristics using biomass, but without that troublesome need for an on-site aqueous accumulator to prevent explosions.

Let me give you a better youtube video to watch. Unlike the OP, this will be a valuable and enriching use of your time:

So Biofuel is a natural progression from biomass for boilers. Does it make sense to use it in combustion engines?

Sorta. Lua is a deliberately austere, low-tech language because it's designed to be embeddable with low cost. It's definitely not designed with writing reusable software in mind. Sadly, the research on the subject suggests that there are some people who simply don't have the neurology to be...

I'm not actually talking about transmutes. Thaumcraft brought back divining rods. It's super strong and they're repairable. EE2's most broken feature was collectors. Its second most broken feature was infinite philosopher's stones. Its third most broken feature was insanely easy-to-get divining...

In reading about this I realized I really don't understand routers, and I found a few threads on the subject that basically said, "Here are my 17 routers isn't it amazing what they do? And it is, but I really don't understand how they work. Do you have a link to a comprehensive document or...

Those mini craters are a sure mark of a new settlement nearby. :D

I wonder if they find it worth it. I have never seen it in action so I don't know how efficient is is per unit time. We just built a new base after sailing and marching for 2 full minecraft days and I'm trying to do our our processing "right" this time. I was about to start building the...

Are people actually using the Factorization ore processing lines? As cool as some of the factorization stuff is, it seems like a ton of work, and you can get >200% ore return with a combination of Thaumcraft and Thermal Expansion anyways.

I think EE3's design is canny, and the original concept of EE (exchanging common resources for rare ones at exponentially increasing costs) is a good one in mixed mod games. Vanilla Minecraft values diamonds heavily, and we've all been conditioned to say, "Zomg diamonds! Meh Iron." The tech...

How do you do this without constantly using fertilizer? You must have more infrastructure. I really need to up my game on this but I'm having trouble figuring out how people are handling these horrific startup costs and also providing apatite until the end of time... Can we rename the thread...

They can cause lag when lots of people are doing independent power supplies from the nether. SMP admin woes are different from small server woes.

EU flows on demand, continuously, so it doesn't split the packets along any plan except demand. The only meaningful context for this question is to consider what distance of wire is traversed by your packets. Someone can correct me on this, but I was under the impression that transformers have...

Putting it behind "Dat Glass" would look pretty amazing, I agree.

Is there actually any benefit to moving your node right next to your lab?

What does that look like? Don't you have to have overflow valves everywhere? It's easier with RP2 because of the bouncing.

Are buildcraft pipes still dangerous to use? Everyone turns to RP2 for pipes because historically it wouldn't cause overflows, but I can't find any info on if that's still true or not. Is it possible to make safe and effective sorting systems with buildcraft pipes?

Yeah that's what we ended up doing.

As I learned, making and using obsidian before you have a way to break it can be bad. It ranges from embarrassing to show stopping.

Curse you, Android tablet completion!!!!!! That code is graceless, artless, ugly, long, and worst of all redundant. Ugh.