I know what happened, but not why. Every way to make that happen that I can think of that makes *any* sense is still stupid in practice. It requires overcomplicating the print command or processing the number for both common scales. 🤷

An interesting idea for a Streamloots card for you: chose the next character’s voice.

For full automation, in the most vanilla option, probably the pies.

For partial AFK, golden carrots. (Saturation/satiation)

For partial AFK with your server’s mods, I think golden apples. (Regen)

AFK farm for gold. Villager farming for carrots. Bonsai pots for apples.

I think you mean you adore alliteration. 😀

Srs reply: stadiums are investments (stupid ones if one dislikes sports - like me) that increase nearby commerce, property values for taxes. Buried cables are $$ and cost $$ to keep up and can be technically complicated based on which voltage it is. Good, cheap fix: mesh connections (many ways in).

Until the second one died, I was running a double PC system, and it was so nice. I didn’t have render issues. It’s also why I have a router sitting on my desk instead of in the network cabinet. 😀

I’ll second Voxy being great. Render distance of 16 chunks use to cause stutter in previously loaded areas. With Voxy, I can get at least 100 chunks without stutter anywhere.

That *would* make more sense from a comics/artist's point of view.

If you use any sort of dynamic pages (PHP, JSP, ASP, etc.), the copyright in the template can be based on the date the page is served. PHP can be '(C) 1999 - <?=date("Y"); ?>'. So, the smart option is something like that.

I'll also add:
Hoe Tweaks (higher tier tools till and untill larger areas).
Tree Harvester (effectively destroys all the blocks of a tree and replants, does not harvest leaves).
A handful of performance and aesthetics mods.

Joe uses it. He mentioned it, and since Bobby doesn’t seem to do me any good, I tried it, and now, I can see at least a couple thousand blocks with decreasing detail.

🧵 enough power to run the computer and the card. But, this does mean I’m running a current generation RPi instead of being two behind. I might also be able to get OBS truly functional on it. Technically, I may just need a powered USB hub for the capture card. 🧵2/2

Xaero’s mini and world maps (mostly for waypoint markers; I try to avoid using fast travel).
Voxy for extended render (also smooths chunk loads).
Logical Zoom.
Graves (keep inventory is a little much for me).
Copper Hopper and Armor Poser for me, too.
Performance mods.
Mostly, I use data packs.

I have not thoroughly vetted these for ethics, but they don't brag about using unethical techniques:
www.detectiveboard.io github.com/Fungeey/dete...
Unfortunately, no fun wiggly strings or odd angles.

“Oh, my darling offspring, you don’t want that after all? Just stick it somewhere random. The staff love cleaning up after us.” Or worse: “I’ve just let my teething baby hold this plush while we were shopping; I’ll just set it here.” (That one was disgusting.)

Look for VESA extension plates. Unfortunately, most of the ones I've found are for mounting above or below the original. If you're feeling crafty, you can get perforated flats or tubes (metal bars or square tubes with holes), and bolt that to the back of the original and sticking out to the side.

"AI is the asbestos we are shoveling into the walls of our society and our descendants will be digging it out for generations" -Cory Doctorow.