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An unrelated Let's Play, but still a good source of learning!

Find a VPS service provider with about 1GB of RAM available (I run a private server with just myself and with my contraptions use on average 700mb). Once you've found a provider, follow the guides in my signature to get a FTB server up and running. Some Minecraft hosts offer setup for you, but...

Well, this isn't my complete power room, but it's my green side of it :)

Greetings, I have started a video series entitled, "Feed The Beast Academy." In this video series I will be focusing on breaking down each mod offered in the current pack into separate videos. My goal is to create shorter videos that describe individual parts of a mod rather than creating a 30...

Thanks, I will try to see if I can include those in the next video :-)

Your best bet is solar's. Throw a chunk loader down next to them and you'll really feel their worth. Or you could go with the crowd and setup a boiler system and kill two birds with one stone :p

I usually keep up with LEB for good VPS deals: http://www.lowendbox.com/ I think ChicagoVPS still has slots for their promo: https://billing.chicagovps.net/cart.php?a=add&pid=106 ($7/mo 2GB RAM, 50GB space, 100mbit/s, 2 IP's)

The more chunks loaded, the more RAM being used. RAM usage and users connected go up at a proportional rate. I don't use CreeperHost, but I'm sure there has to be a way to monitor CPU/RAM usage via their control panel. Alternatively, if CreeperHost sucks that bad, try these commands: free -m...

Greetings, I've gotten a few question over the last week on IRC about doing some basic server setup. So, in response, I've created videos that give some basic guidelines on setting up and running an FTB server. The first video shows how to download FTB to your server and get it running along...

Yes. /config/NEI.cfg: #For those who can't help themselves #Set this to a mode and you will be unable to change it ingame lockmode=-1

Already been answered. http://forum.feed-the-beast.com/threads/regen-for-thaumcraft-3.2925/

Wrong. https://github.com/RS485/LogisticsPipes/wiki/Added-Features. Should probably do your research first.

No, it's not produced by Krapht. This is the version that was picked up by some other developers. If you don't believe me then go to #RS485 on IRC and ask there. Krapht has not updated it, and no one absolutely knows whether or not he'll be making an "official" update. I really don't see how...

Sigh. http://www.mediafire.com/?jjr38y3an8b8637

You can also try Google.

I havn't really compared all that much, but I setup a steam engine rather than a stirling engine at first to power my pulverizer/powered furnace. I'm not positive, but I feel as if it lasted way longer burning through coal than a stirling engine.

Confirmed for current version (1.4.2). I use brick blocks in my loigpipes setup as it's significantly cheaper than obsidian.

Nope.

I understand, I was more or less making sure you understood it already existed in another form.

Why try to develop your own system when Amazon has AWS which does exactly this on a much larger, and probably cheaper, scale? USA 199.96.83.199