u/Bartgames03

Just started fighting it and died already once. Managed to get my stuff back. I just don't know how to fight it. I have Unobtainium armour, around 700 hp, a very strong unobtainium sword and supremium crossbow. I also made the best draconium bow and chestpiece I could make. I am only fighting it for the shards to make the star. I only want to progress the quests and am really thinking about cheating this part. I absolutely hate it with all my being. If someone can give me advice on what to do and make, that would be very helpfull.

The reason I said without AE2, is because it'll use a lot of channels. I love SFM and how it works, but it gets a bit laggy. Same with LaserIO.

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I need around 30k red hearts, but a way to farm the others is ok too. Trying to craft 10 soul canisters, but those require ridiculous amounts of hearts.

I am almost done with Deuterium, but don't know if I should combine the two chemicals beforehand and burn the product, or pump them separately into the reactor.

I was just going through Programs and Features in Control Panel and noticed that Copilot can be uninstalled. It also takes up 2,59GB. I don't intentionally use it, so was thinking of uninstalling it, but also wondered if some programs relied on it and would break if I did.

Doing a big craft where I need thousands of processors. I currently have 4 inscribers per processor doing 4 crafts per job each, but was thinking of doing 4 assemblers and maybe, instead of 4 assemblers per processor, I use all the assemblers for every craft and to some routing with SFM.

Follow up question: is it possible to limit the contents of the assemblers with SFM to, for example, one stack of printed processors, redstone and printed silicon to prevent clogging and so that every assembler has the same amount of items and none end up with more items than they need for each craft?

I have been reading those “reincarnated with the class, but I’m worthless” kinda manga, and I kinda like them. I would like to read one where the mc is considered worthless, but later on becomes very powerful/OP (preferably due to training and struggles) with another basic trope that he ends up in a relationship with an all powerful being, like a deity, demon king or goddess (could also be someone that is supposed to be one, like a heir), preferably, not immediately after being thrown away, but after a bit when he has already been training for a bit and maybe made a few animal/monster companions. A bonus would be if there is some revenge involved.

There are probably quite a few of these, but I don’t know where and how to search for these.

I am trying to plant it, but it doesn't want to be placed on tier 6 soil whilst it is a tier 6 seed. I have also a crux on it. I wanted to place it in a hydroponic bed from industrial foregoing, but didn't get that to work.

I am looking at possible ways to build my homelab (when time and money allow for it). The pc that I was planning on using as a hypervisor has a spare pcie3.0 x16 slot. Since I want my vms living on a separate drive(s) as the OS, and the pc doesn't have supported hardware to passthrough HDD's to a truenas VM and has only one m.2 slot, that is out of the question. I still would like to use that slot. I was planning on using that slot for a GPU at first, but i won't need that much GPU horsepower, so I can just use the iGPU. So I thought I could use a riser to host a cache drive(s) for proxmox and use HDD's for the actual storage of the VM's. My questions are: would this actually work? And how well would this work? And if it works, how big should I make the cache drive(s)?

I have the standard import bus connected to a barrel. It has had time to fully ramp up and has 4 acceleration cards in it, but it is running too slow it seems. I dunno if something changed over time, but it seemed like it should be running faster than it is now.

I have an ore processing cube with Compact Machines. Here the ores go in and get processed into raw ore. This ore then goes to, for now, a barrel with an import bus attached. At first I wanted it to push into an interface, but for some reason it doesn't, when it does to the barrel. It does pull from the interface, but not push.

I already have a mini pc with an i7 9700(non k). If I upgrade the ram, storage and networking, I have a very capable machine for virtualizing. I was planning on running a vm for my minecraft server, maybe kali for IT security stuff (and maybe some other security VM's/applications) and maybe a windows server for AD and other services. The reason I wanted a nuc cluster was to mess with HA, but I just realized that I dont really have a usecase for HA. I can just spin up VM's on the mini pc and install something like kubernetes if I wanted to spin up containers. I assume they won't need much hardware, the VM's I mean, so the cluster would be unnecessary and would just waste electricity and money.

Any reason to justify a NUC cluster? Any good reason I should still go for it whenever I build my homelab?

The minipc currently runs ESXi8u1, but will switch to proxmox when I build my homelab to take advantage of proxmox's backup software. The cluster would also run Proxmox, for the same reason, and also for the better support for consumer hardware.

EDIT: Was planning to start with a cluster of 4 ASUS NUC 15 PRO 100U's

CORRECTION: Misread the specsheet. It has 4 SATA 3.0 connectors. I read it as SATA-300.

Just doing some research and asking around. I have a Shuttle SH370R8. I currently have ESXI running on it, but when I'll be making my homelab (whenever the time comes, for now I'm only dreaming), I'll be switching to Proxmox. I can't really decide if I should go with hw raid to make one big pool or use an HBA/onboard SATA-600 and use something like ZFS. I would like to use 4 sata ssd's.

My question, in short, is: Which one would offer me the best performance? Which is the most efficient, resource wise, in offering the highest performance with the highest compatibility (with the OS)? The drives will be used as a datastore for VM's.

The problem with the raid option, is that I don't know if the bios on the shuttle supports it (If I have read it correctly on how to set it up). I have never used a raid card in my life so I wouldn't know how things work and if things will work. I'd rather not waste a lot of money on a card which won't work with the shuttle.

EDIT: The motherboard itself supports "Intel Rapid Storage Technology (RST)", so I could also use that instead of a dedicated RAID card if it performs well enough.