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Well, Trodden Dirt is one I rather like the look of, at least in areas where you're replaced the cracked sand with grass.

The last isn't entirely irrelevent as it might seem; aside from hoping for a drop from a reward bag (I've yet to get one that way), or killing the wither, Pech have dungeon loot in their trading tables, so it's possible to find one that will trade you Division Sigils, though you may need to try...

Stuffed eggplant. One eggplant, one garlic, a single step crafting recipe, and it fills three drumsticks. As soon as you have enough bonemeal to apply it to grass for seeds, it's a viable option and stays that way up until endgame.

I dug into the code a bit, and from what I can see, and a bit of math, alumentum is about double the efficiency of individual charcoal, and about 5/6th that of charcoal blocks, based off of resources needed to make it. The blocks really do offer a substantial boost; there's really no reason not...

Do you mean Alumentum? If so, that is something I did not know. Might be interesting to tinker around with that, though if it's notably less efficient, might be kind of pointless turning charcoal into alumentum to burn at an inferior rate. Could use it as a way to use up coal from sifting, but I...

Definately. The only reason I have lava generation set up at all it to fuel smelteries and for obsidian production; I made one magmatic dynamo to power my pulverizer early on, but that got moved into a chest as soon as I could supply better options. Currently powering my setup on energized...

Right after I finally got around to building myself a TiCon hammer for decontruction work, I pulled a Cobalt/Manyullynn hammer with all modifiers free to customize out of a bag. A nice counterpoint to balance out my collection of 8 rain mufflers. :D

It will spawn pretty much any ore type in the registry. Metals, both overworld and nether, coal, diamond/emerald, lapis, saltpeter, sulpher, yellorium (and uranium for some reason), rutile and bauxite, and heck, even glowstone, weirdly enough. They only ones I haven't seen come out of it are the...

The humidity of the biome it's in also plays a large part. In a arid biome, say, like a savanah, it will drink far more water than the same setup would in a swamp.

They're starting to leave me somewhat exasperated, personally. Some people like GT, some people don't. No amount of argument is going to convince the latter of the former's point of view, or vice versa, yet every third thread seems to degenerate to this pointless back and forth that goes nowhere...

Aside from swapping the Voxel set for Rei's (nothing against voxel, my computer just isn't the best, and has trouble with it in conjunction with the rest of the pack), the only mod I've added is CuteMobModels, because, well... it's silly. :D And I actually get confused and surprised when things...

Nothing quite so bad as some of these, but... Derping around in my manual tree farm one day, an enclosed, mob-safe area, I stepped away from the computer to refill my drink. By the time I got back, it was to discover that it wasn't the mobs that had it in for me, as the sapling I happened to...

That redstone wire there is your problem. Applying redstone current to the side of the multiblock disables that side.

I tend to let mine grow organically, carving out rooms as I need them and following natural spaces in the rock (sections of cave, void left behind by clearing out a pocket of gravel, underground lakes, and so forth). Every time I try and actually plan out a layout, I get so caught up in...

Alternatively, if you have XCode installed, it includes a utility for bundling jar files into a Mac application (convienently called Jar Bundler), including specifying which version of the Java VM to use for launching it. It's quick, clean, and dead simple to do.