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General Discussion / Re: Who likes Booze ?
« on: October 30, 2010, 07:15:50 am »
All of you who drink cheap booze doesn't know what you miss.
Cheap booze is good for getting drunk though. Some of it's actually pretty good, too. Burnett's comes to mind, and a while back Esquire had a list of the best cheap liquor, which was all "stuff under $20 that's actually pretty good". If you're getting drunk, it's much nicer to be spending more like $0.30-50 per drink's worth than upwards of $2. Of course, if you're drinking in a bar it'll all be expensive as fuck, but bars are a terrible place to drink that much anyways.

If you're drinking for the taste, than by all means higher quality is the way to go, but after six or seven cheap beers, or a couple of doubleshots of vodka, you're not going to be caring if it all tastes like piss.

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I thought having an explosive in a container at all was one of the things caredog reacts to (something about people shoving lit explosives into containers and walking into anyport, to get around the "has a lit explosive" reaction, if I recall right). Of course, I couldn't tell you where I read that, so it might not be true. I've certainly never tried it.

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Life Advice / Re: Ideas for pranking my house-mate and his bong?
« on: October 29, 2010, 09:22:35 pm »
Yeah, inhaling alcohol fumes isn't dangerous in the least, at least not more so than drinking it. Alcohol wouldn't crystallize in your lungs unless you're internal body temperature was so low you'd have long since been dead. There's even apparently an alcohol vaporizer that was put on the market a while back (and banned in North Carolina (and only North Carolina, apparently), because of the efforts of some preacher screaming about how "that there delivery system be evil causin it's so fast and don't give no hangovers what are GODS PUNISHMENT FOR DRINKEN SATAN JUICE!"), at least according to a post on some liquor review site.

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Other Games / Re: Minecraft: Like Infiniminer but in Java and in Alpha
« on: October 29, 2010, 09:11:19 pm »
The Slip doesn't really flow as a name, in my opinion. Also, I really hope this guy's whole site is a joke.
Yes, objectiveministries is a joke site. Not that there aren't people crazy enough to say some of the stuff on it, but all of the authors are fictional, the whois data has no information identifying it as belonging to any organization, the overall tone is too silly (not just over the top, but silly in ways that someone who actually believed what they were writing wouldn't be), and no one's managed to find more information about anything it talks about, from what I managed to find with google last year, when a friend linked me to it.

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Other Games / Re: Minecraft: Like Infiniminer but in Java and in Alpha
« on: October 29, 2010, 12:32:47 pm »
Mobs can climb ladders, but they're not smart enough to do so if you're not above the ladder, and at the proper angle for them to catch the ladder while walking towards you.


I've been trying to distract myself/prepare for the update on the map that has my cloudlevel highway, and the under-construction world-tree, complete with hole down to... well, a lava pool right over bedrock. Quite good luck for the lava to be dead center in the hole, too. The shaft was dug with dynamite when I got bored with mining and had exhausted all my legitimately-gained dynamite, so I just hacked in a few stacks and tore apart a mountain with it, including using it to bore a hole through the earth.

I started building a seafloor dome, but still can't get the aesthetics right, though I've gotten the procedure down pat. Assemble it on the surface with gravel, let it fall to the bottom, then cover that in glass. Airlocks require a bucket to assemble, usually, in order to counteract the flows by placing springs (since water doesn't flow into a spring on the same level).


Also, "The Slip" just sounds retarded. At least the blog post mentioning prospective names said he didn't really care for it either. The suggestion "tesseract" from the comments is better, if
If you accidentally your post?
Heh, I went back and added the third paragraph, and didn't notice I hadn't finished that.

"The suggestion "tesseract" from the comments is better, if still not all that fitting."

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General Discussion / Re: Who likes Booze ?
« on: October 29, 2010, 12:30:22 pm »
Drank a lot of that cheap $5 red label vodka, I think its Popov or something. I also like Fat Tire or Blue Moon, that's the only Belgium style beers I have been able to get my hands on.
Never had fat tire, love blue moon though.

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Most American beer is horrible because its all light beer, has no flavor.
I contest that. "Piss" is a flavor after all. :P

Besides, most I've had taste like fizzy, alcohol-laden bread (Miller High Life, Steel Reserve, and King Cobra). Except Budweiser, which tastes more like really bad wine. Or good wine, hell if I know; hate wine myself.

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Other Games / Re: Minecraft: Like Infiniminer but in Java and in Alpha
« on: October 29, 2010, 12:24:32 pm »
Mobs can climb ladders, but they're not smart enough to do so if you're not above the ladder, and at the proper angle for them to catch the ladder while walking towards you.


I've been trying to distract myself/prepare for the update on the map that has my cloudlevel highway, and the under-construction world-tree, complete with hole down to... well, a lava pool right over bedrock. Quite good luck for the lava to be dead center in the hole, too. The shaft was dug with dynamite when I got bored with mining and had exhausted all my legitimately-gained dynamite, so I just hacked in a few stacks and tore apart a mountain with it, including using it to bore a hole through the earth.

I started building a seafloor dome, but still can't get the aesthetics right, though I've gotten the procedure down pat. Assemble it on the surface with gravel, let it fall to the bottom, then cover that in glass. Airlocks require a bucket to assemble, usually, in order to counteract the flows by placing springs (since water doesn't flow into a spring on the same level).


Also, "The Slip" just sounds retarded. At least the blog post mentioning prospective names said he didn't really care for it either. The suggestion "tesseract" from the comments is better, if

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Aboms and freaks have the ability to scare, which lowers your stats and makes them hard to feint. Since Goku is an abom he will use this to k you.
What, he's always been a vampire.

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Other Games / Re: Minecraft: Like Infiniminer but in Java and in Alpha
« on: October 28, 2010, 11:05:31 am »
You need flint for arrows, not iron.


Whoa... How has this game escaped my attention before?  I've only had a look at a few screen shots and videos, but it looks amazing.  Since I don't have the many hours of spare time it would take to read this entire thread, can someone tell me what the current features are (or point me to a list)?  Also, how good of an internet connection do you need for this to run smoothly?

Maybe the maze I haven't found a place for in Hazordhu could have its home here. :)
Any internet is tolerable for the free creative mode, though I understand it's sparsely populated these days, but SMP is more demanding, with my shitty internet unable to even connect to a server.

Current alpha features.

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Other Games / Re: Minecraft: Like Infiniminer but in Java and in Alpha
« on: October 28, 2010, 09:14:32 am »
As for the bows vs Swords issue, swords are easier and less risky to make, since you don't need to kill several spiders to get the vital components
Yeah, it's kind of a bitch getting the string for the first one, but if one can't manage that then what use is a sword? Certainly once you've got a bow it's trivial to kill more spiders to build a reserve of string, in case you die and lose the bow, while iron (or better) is a finite resource requiring much more work to find.

Then there's the fact that everything is more dangerous in melee range, while completely helpless at bow range (including skeletons, which have to be pretty close before they'll shoot at you). The ghasts, despite their ranged attacks, might well require you to get fairly close before they even realize you're there (as is the case with every other mob), even if you pepper them with arrows from outside that range...

Besides, how could I rain death down upon the foul beasts of the land from my elevated highways without a bow? :P

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General Discussion / Re: Linux
« on: October 28, 2010, 09:01:27 am »
The only thing that occurs to me would be to run the script with the privileges to start with, using 'sudo [scriptname]' or something? But sudo still requires a password, it just doesn't require using a root shell account, though I believe it puts you in de facto root mode for a few minutes... It's been too long since I worked with a bash shell to remember more clearly.

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Other Games / Re: Minecraft: Like Infiniminer but in Java and in Alpha
« on: October 28, 2010, 08:52:40 am »
That sounds awfully hard to swallow, unless they're just immune to all manner of damage. It's hard enough to dispatch ordinary mobs with fire, what with the having to run up and set the ground under them on fire part. I don't really see how it'd be feasible to set something that flies around spitting fire everywhere on fire, unless it had managed to torch itself...


From the way people talk, it also seems bows are generally neglected in favor of swords, despite never wearing out and that whole ranged thing. Ammo's easy to come by, too, since the change to using flint instead of iron.

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Other Games / Re: Minecraft: Like Infiniminer but in Java and in Alpha
« on: October 28, 2010, 08:35:50 am »
I fail to see how they couldn't be easily dispatched by arrows, like every other mob. (Swords are essentially useless compared to the machine-gun bows...)

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General Discussion / Re: Who likes Booze ?
« on: October 28, 2010, 05:19:33 am »
Well, I just had moonshine. Was uh, strong. Really strong. Uncle and Cousin make it, we got it in a big jug. More than enough to last us for a few years, bloody fuck, that was strong.
I've had moonshine. The guy who had it claimed it was extremely high proof, but after about four ounces of it I felt at about a one and a half drink level (but with a fuzziness that tells me it was full of toxic byproducts, meaning it wasn't properly distilled). I also downed that in one swig, and it lacked the burn of even 80 proof vodka. Hmm... That should mean that it was distilled at too high a temperature, so too much water and other shit was boiled too, rather than (mainly) just the ethanol.

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Life Advice / Re: Is it worth it to try against the inevitable?
« on: October 27, 2010, 07:13:46 pm »
She's under 18, you live in fucking Virginia, and plan to move away the instant it's no longer considered 100% actual rape if you so much as look at her a few seconds too long.

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