It certainly sounds like wayland is just about ripe. Any DE recommendations for a lifelong XFCE enjoyer like myself?
It certainly sounds like wayland is just about ripe. Any DE recommendations for a lifelong XFCE enjoyer like myself?
The best kind of funny
This somehow reads with the same energy as those “please don’t download scientific papers for free from <long list of websites>, that would be so terrible” posts.
This reply deserves to be put on a peddle stool
I think that’s what the added power pole seen in the window is for, they just tap straight off that
I feel like this pic could easily win some niche photography comp, it has such a strong liminal vibe. As for the paste; she’ll be right
The time you guys go to sleep affects how tired you feel in the morning? Damn, must be nice
“Just because you don’t like someone doesn’t mean you can revoke their human rights” is the quote I remember with the same energy
144 seconds in the last level of Super Hexagon
I reckon it was a mango
Agreed, vulcanus goated (after mech armour and cliffies)
There’s a small machine at the resource inputs that gets full resource priority and keeps a couple chests full of spoilage handy as well. Eggs decay fairly slowly so it doesn’t take that much to keep one circulating.
It’s not a perfect solution but saves needing manual intervention for at least as long as it takes me to look back there again
For shutdown I have a few circuits monitoring the inputs/outputs to check if we’re getting backed up or running dry on either of the fruits. If that’s the case the input belts are stopped, egg->egg duplicator inserters are disabled and the chests that hold the one egg being recirculated go into trash mode.
There is a separate unit that constantly ensures there are at least a couple eggs avaliable and “requests” (buffer chest) any excess and is surrounded by turrets.
During startup (science below limit and ingedients on input belts) the spoilage->nutrient inserter is enabled which priority feeds just the first three chambers that make flux. Once any flux has been made (>0 flux on the belt || flux->nutrient machine working) the spoilage inserter stops. That’s enough for the flux->nutrient machine to start and the whole system becomes self sustaining.
As part of startup a requester chest requests 1 egg, the rest of the egg duplicators are setup in such a way that they propagate down the line (a direct inserter between them is enabled if the recirculating chest for the next chamber is empty and the egg->sci inserter gets disabled). Once there are eggs in the recirculating chests the startup is considered complete and the requester chests turn off.
There’s also a chest that pulls from the main nutrient line to make sure there’s always loads of spoilage ready for a restart.
That circuit networks can be useful for things other than just making CPUs and jukeboxes
I love hearing about this perspective. I 100% agree on bringing bots to every planet but found gleba to be the most belt intensive (not using the most belts but using the most belt tricks).
I think I only used bots to handle saving restart spoilage and removing eggs on factory shutdown/resuppling the initial one on startup
Best news I’ve heard all year