JakenVeina

I mean, you can see the archway in several of the shots. That's the Grassy Fields, the "easy mode" starter area.

No fluids anywhere in this particular build.

It's actually a 1m wall, with a 0.25m horizontal outward offset.

When it comes to Head Lift, general wisdom is to just not try and be perfect about it, like, be more generous with your pumps than the math says you need. Head Lift is relative to the "center" of a pipe, so if you have a pipe coming horizontal out of an Extractor (which has 10m Head Lift) and then raise it to being horizontal exactly 10m above that, The Head Lift will only fill half the pipe. So, in practice, when a machine (or a pump placed horizontally) says it has X amount of Head Lift, you're not REALLY getting that much Head Lift, you're getting like 1m less.

Any chance there's a recipe involved that was changed in 1.0?

The smeltery receives Iron Ore, Copper Ore, and Coal, and produces Iron Ingot and Steel Ingot. It also passes Concrete straight through. The Concrete, we figured, was more economical to craft on-site at the Limestine mines, because we're using 4 of them, and they're all pure. We would have needed 4 separate Limestone belts, but can merge all Concrete onto just 1.

In this save, I'm just using muh Factory Cart. Haven't built hypertubes, cause my wife won't use them, they make her nauseous. Maybe eventually.

Planning to use trucks and tractors for transporting goods, though.

Which desert are you taling about? The same as us, Rocky Desert? That Quartz cave actually has 3 entrances, only 1 is blocked by boulders. If you're talking about the Dune Desert, they must've changed it a fair bit, none of that rings a bell.

So, the scheme is basically to have you, the publisher, invest some money into marketing the game, to get potential players aware of it, then have them pay a one-time premium to actually play it, if they're interested.

Given that sunaurus has explicitly declined to defederate from unpopular and highly-blocked instances, stating that disliking content is not a reason to invoke defederation, I'd have to say this is the least-censoring instance I'm aware of. At least at the admin level.

At the community level, communities can moderate and censor themselves however they like, but I certainly can't think of any examples I'd call censor-heavy.

I decided to split the difference, by leaving in the gates, but fusing off the functionality. That way, if I was right about Itanium and what AMD would do, Intel could very quickly get back in the game with x86. As far as I'm concerned, that's exactly what did happen.

I'm sure he got a massive bonus for this decision, when all the suits realized he was right and he'd saved their asses. /s

A country putting tariffs on imports doesn't necessarily mean it's being anti-competitive, or anything nefarious.

In this example, the argument generally goes that China's EV market is so cheap, compared to the US's, because the Chinese government subsidizes it, I.E. gives EV makers free money so they can lower costs or expand infrastructure, which in turn leads to lower prices. Thus, a US tarrif is just attempting to re-level the playing field. How much truth there is to this, I don't really know.

And this, in TURN, doesn't necessarily mean that China is being anti-competitive either. There's nothing wrong with them saying "Having a robust EV infrastructure is good for our country, and we think it's going to be very important for our future, so we're going to invest heavily into that."

All into the Depot. Overflow gets sunk.