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FTB uses the same configs in all of their packs, so you get config files from mods that are not in the pack.

If the argument is the cost of hosting, i'm sure there are many of us who can at least mirror the files for free.

Point an AE transition plane at the cane you want to harvest. Every time the section grows, the transition plane eats it.

We're hovering around $7.5/gallon in Denmark, but the gas is nothing compared to the tax on the car itself. 250%! In the US, a Golf GTI starts at $24k, here it's $75k and comes with a lot fewer options.

I'm pretty sure a lava bucket counts as a solid fuel (you can also use it in a vanilla furnace), but only because it consumes the entire item. You will never get the bucket back when used in that way.

That cathedral is pretty darn awesome. I usually just steal something i like from one of DW20's fellow players (thanks Soaryn for the basic shape taken from the FC2 workshop!).

Yep. Now, i run around with a BC pump, redstone energy cell and a liquid tesseract and a bunch of cans, but getting the flowing lava to go away is near impossible, other than replacing it all with cobble.

Babelfish... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Babel_fish_(The_Hitchhiker%27s_Guide_to_the_Galaxy)#Babel_fish

I would *love* a liquid cleanup tool. Think a wetvac that'll destroy flowing liquid blocks and suck up source blocks into whatever liquid container you have in your inventory (portable tanks, cans, capsules, maybe even ender tanks?) Could use power from an IC2 batpack or require recharging. I...

Wrong. Almost all mods store 16 buckets per block. The exceptions are portable tanks (8) and railcraft steel tanks (32).I would *love* a liquid cleanup tool. Think a wetvac that'll destroy flowing liquid blocks and suck up source blocks into whatever liquid container you have in your inventory...

You'll have to add a fish somewhere.

Make each layer a different material and it'll be an in-game wedding cake!

Any chance of the configs being maintained in a public repository (i'm assuming you've got them in git or similar and that you've had them more or less ready for quite a while) so people can snag them and roll their own installs until the packs arrive? Thanks for the awesome work you're doing!

The upgrade costs about as much as minecraft. It's cheap enough that i feel comfortable just saying "go pay for it". The biggest problem facing developers of all kinds is that so many people are running ancient operating systems and browsers so nothing ever just works.