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Yes, but you need to do so from the right side (looking at the AF from the front). It is specifically the right side, no other side will work.

Yes, it is definitely possible. You will have to make the first computer send the list as a message through rednet, and the second to receive it and display it on the monitor. Rednet tutorial: http://www.computercraft.info/forums2/index.php?/topic/10343-15-in-depth-modem-channels-tutorial/...

Someone mentioned a while ago that the Forge people are working on making every liquid registered with Forge placeable in the world. When that happens, liquid redstone oceans!

It is possible to set a maximum number of chunks that can be loaded by one player. Maybe you hit that limit. Ask your server admin.

If you edit the files, they will change in your turtles in SSP. SMP uses files from the server.

They are in <FTB folder>/<modpack name>/minecraft/mods/computercraft.zip/lua/rom/programs/turtle.

Books have the worst possible enchantability in game (along with bows). This means that it is very unlikely to get a "good" enchantment on a book. Unless you can basically automate enchanting books, you will probably be better off enchanting the items themselves if you're only after "any looting...

You can play offline via the FTB launcher, but I do believe it goes by the same rules as the game itself: you must authenticate with the servers at least once (and thus own a copy of the game). If you try launching the game without a working connection (either on your end or MC auth servers...

I play without it exactly because it is so powerful. It is superior to any other storage/processing/autocrafting system, and leaves no room for other mods to fill in the gaps. With AE, everything in your base will be AE-driven. That's not a bad thing, and many people will certainly enjoy it. But...

No, not really, I'm not suggesting anything. I'm just saying, if Mystcraft is ever intended to be stand-alone (not depending on having any other mod installed) - and I do not know whether this is the intent - any instability created by a single symbol should be survivable using only vanilla +...

Does anyone have a reference on how much MJ do the various Forestry machines (squeezer, fermenter, centrifuge, ...) use per operation? I could test with redstone cells, but I'm wondering if anyone else already did the work and published the results somewhere.

More automation. If you have a setup that can produce them in 30 days, make another same setup and you'll have them in 15. Make three in total and you'll have them in 10 days. Make a frame machine or program a turtle to build more ruby-producing setups, and the amount of rubies you have will...

TrainCraft (I'm conscious enough not to use the steel for unintended purposes). I like trains. Also, oil.

Mystcraft shouldn't be depending on other mods to provide a massively powerful suit of armor just to be able to breathe for a few seconds in an age.

Question is, why would you even want to do something like that? You will most likely be accessing the system through the controller block, or a wireless access point. Both give you a list of all the items in the system, regardless of location. You can just dump everything into a single chest (or...

You can already get a world made of diamonds or iridium ore, I don't think balance is a concern here. And as far as instability, it's hard to imagine a world so broken that you can't survive the few seconds it takes you to run to the nearest ocean, spam a couple stacks of cells, and link back...

Just the fact that you can configure which side you can pull stuff out of with pipes/filters/translocators makes for much more compact setups. I personally dislike the 1/minute rate, but if you're feeding something with a slow cycle time (grinder, electrolyzer) or if you can afford having a...

The frame blocks (or the portal blocks) can't be moved or destroyed by any means I tried. They are like bedrock in this manner.

Enchanting the item itself will get you the enchants you want much much faster than enchanting books. The downside is you will likely fail the first few times and have to make a new tool. But I got repair on my third pick, first axe, and second shovel that I enchanted directly.

I would add one more: You mine a lot more other ores and gems than in vanilla. So you return from a mining trip with a backpack full of shinies, and "only" 4 diamonds. Where as in vanilla mining for the same length of time would give you a few stacks of iron, gold, redstone, and roughly the same...