It's pretty likely I misunderstood you, you asked for clarity on which wiki I was talking about, I gave it to you, and then you said
So then I pointed out that I couldn't find those pages (I swear they didn't come up on a google search, and I rarely use the wiki.feed-the-beast.com site because, frankly? It's barren, and there are like 6 FTB wikis. Which means for minecraft mods, I use whatever they link as official, then a wikia wiki, then tekkit or ftbwiki.org. I quite honestly never use the one on this site, except for Gregtech now because this one is the official wiki for GT.). Sorry that the mod page had to be named differently from the way it's actually spelled and used. That sucks, and you should probably suggest someone put in a redirect stub to aid searches. But the way that conversation played out? It sounded like you meant someone had done an update to one of the two wikis I could find, because A) I don't use wiki.feed-the-beast.com and B) I couldn't find a page for anything on the DimTran using a google search for this wiki (another reason I don't use it. Most of the pages I've found are stubs that just link you to the thread and mod-official wikis... which I can do by simply google searching).
But in any case, if you ARE a maintainer of any of the other wikis, you might want to look at the Dimensional Transceiver pages. I don't do wiki edits anymore. Signing up for an account at the various sites these things are on for a single edit is a pain in the rear. Then the account goes dark for 6 months and I want to do another edit and at that time I have to go recover the account, or make a new one (which tends to be faster because I usually use a temporary junk mail account)... so why did I make it in the first place? Not to mention all the page locking and gates. I can't recall which wiki I wanted to edit, except it was one of the FTB ones (ftbwiki.org IIRC), and the whole thing was locked down tight because they wanted to fact-check the information before posting it, so it was horribly lacking in content. I had just experimented with whichever mod it was, and wanted to update the wiki. But I couldn't.
Also, the derision in your edit ("Ta-freaking-da") really isn't particularly appreciated. I could have gotten there on my own when you informed me that I was inadvertently using the wrong search term. Assuming I'm stupid, lazy, or both is more than a tad insulting.
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Now to talk about something that doesn't make me glad I'm no longer a moderator anywhere on the internet. I do not miss having power that I needed to carefully think about using appropriately.
That is totally awesome, though I think it's actually a fission reactor (molten salt if anyone cares) that the piece was talking about. He HAS done fusion, but that was in an "Inertial Electrostatic Confinement device" not really a reactor
In any case, I hope he does manage to make a working commercial fusion power plant a reality in his lifetime, and sooner than later. Clean, abundant energy is something the western world needs desperately.
So then I pointed out that I couldn't find those pages (I swear they didn't come up on a google search, and I rarely use the wiki.feed-the-beast.com site because, frankly? It's barren, and there are like 6 FTB wikis. Which means for minecraft mods, I use whatever they link as official, then a wikia wiki, then tekkit or ftbwiki.org. I quite honestly never use the one on this site, except for Gregtech now because this one is the official wiki for GT.). Sorry that the mod page had to be named differently from the way it's actually spelled and used. That sucks, and you should probably suggest someone put in a redirect stub to aid searches. But the way that conversation played out? It sounded like you meant someone had done an update to one of the two wikis I could find, because A) I don't use wiki.feed-the-beast.com and B) I couldn't find a page for anything on the DimTran using a google search for this wiki (another reason I don't use it. Most of the pages I've found are stubs that just link you to the thread and mod-official wikis... which I can do by simply google searching).
But in any case, if you ARE a maintainer of any of the other wikis, you might want to look at the Dimensional Transceiver pages. I don't do wiki edits anymore. Signing up for an account at the various sites these things are on for a single edit is a pain in the rear. Then the account goes dark for 6 months and I want to do another edit and at that time I have to go recover the account, or make a new one (which tends to be faster because I usually use a temporary junk mail account)... so why did I make it in the first place? Not to mention all the page locking and gates. I can't recall which wiki I wanted to edit, except it was one of the FTB ones (ftbwiki.org IIRC), and the whole thing was locked down tight because they wanted to fact-check the information before posting it, so it was horribly lacking in content. I had just experimented with whichever mod it was, and wanted to update the wiki. But I couldn't.
Also, the derision in your edit ("Ta-freaking-da") really isn't particularly appreciated. I could have gotten there on my own when you informed me that I was inadvertently using the wrong search term. Assuming I'm stupid, lazy, or both is more than a tad insulting.
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Now to talk about something that doesn't make me glad I'm no longer a moderator anywhere on the internet. I do not miss having power that I needed to carefully think about using appropriately.
That is totally awesome, though I think it's actually a fission reactor (molten salt if anyone cares) that the piece was talking about. He HAS done fusion, but that was in an "Inertial Electrostatic Confinement device" not really a reactor
In any case, I hope he does manage to make a working commercial fusion power plant a reality in his lifetime, and sooner than later. Clean, abundant energy is something the western world needs desperately.
