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It gives us some closure, but sadly, we still haven't found out what he did with the liver.

I think the large one has just started chewing on your liver.

I was wondering how much you could irrigate with one bucket, and then I realised it gets kind of interesting mathematically. More than I expected.

In minecraft, a water source block can cause nearby farmland to be irrigated, up to four blocks away, including diagonally (like the taxicab distance) as well as at the same height, or one block lower than the water.

A water source block can also flow up to eight blocks away, and any flowing water also works for irrigation. This would mean you could make water flow seven blocks, irrigating any nearby farmland, then drop, where it could travel another eight blocks, or up to seven and drop further. It can't go forever, as there's a maximum and min

I've been discovering some stuff created by Yogscast members over the past few months that is stuff I really enjoy, but it had all just passed me by.

For one, until recently, I'd missed out on almost all of the 'Pickaxe' podcasts, particularly Zero Degrees, the podcast with Lydia, Ravs, and Harry, and Comfort Zone with Briony and Kirsty. These are now top of my list of podcasts, but I'd managed to miss them for ages.

Today, I also discovered, thanks to Sidh's vidh that Bouphe used to make chiptune music, which is excellent, exactly my sort of thing, and is going right into my playlist.

This has me thinking, with so many talented

One of my biggest hurdles has always been actually remebering to take my ADHD meds. Once I'm actually medicated I stand a chance at being able to do things like, say, reorder my medication. But I start every day in my usual ADHD object impermanent 'if I can't see my medicine, it doesn't exist' sort of state.

I got one of those smart light bulbs that you can control from your phone. They're about £30 online in the UK.

You can set it to turn on according to a schedule. 9am every day I have it set to turn on, 100% brightness, completely red. When I take my medication, I set the colour back to daylight (and generally just turn it off)
I previously tried alarms, which generally just