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If I read the graph correctly, it takes 1200 copper/mn and 40 Smelters to produce 1 Nuclear Pasta / mn (leaving aside the Pressure Conversion Cube for now).

Is that the only way? I didn't find any alt recipe, and I need more than 1 NP / mn.

Even with Mk3 blueprints, the thought of having to put down 40 Smelters for each unit per minute is starting to feel... very tedious and not exciting at all.

Just wondering if I'm missing something simpler.

I was wondering if it was possible to do that.

Namely, scan a hard drive. Wait for 10mn. Save the game.

Reveal what the scan produces.

If it's not what I want, no big deal: load the previous save, try again.

Surely, the devs thought of that kind of save scumming and when you scan a drive, they save the ouput even if they're only going to disclose it to you ten minutes from now.

They did! But... they didn't save the rescan.

I am close to endgame, I was looking for a specific recipe for nuclear waste disposal. Whenever you reveal the initial scan of the hard drive, it's always the same. BUT... if you don't like that first recipe and you rescan, you'll get a different recipe all the time.

Symptom: I click on the "New Map Marker" [+] icon, click on the map, the map scrolls to that location but doesn't drop a Map Marker.

I recently installed the Cartograph mod, so I suspect there is a correlation, but I haven't been able to restore that functionality even after disabling the mod.

Approximately my last ten saves have this bug. If I go back further in time, the markers work fine.

Any thought on how I can fix this? I am not sure I can keep playing if I'm not able to place markers on the map since there is no search functionality in the base game...

I have two threads, one that is regularly updating a Vec<u8> and one that is reading it.

The important point here is: it doesn't matter if the reading thread is reading from the vector while it's in the middle of being updated. In other words, if the writing thread gets scheduled off in the middle updating that vector, it's totally fine: the values read will still be useful, even if they were paused midway through an update.

Right now, Rust is forcing me to use a Mutex or RwLock to avoid this kind of partial update. How can I relax this restriction?

Now that I've achieved this goal, my motivation is fading.

What new goals can I set for myself to keep playing?

I have just finished building my first Dyson Sphere and wondering how I can take advantage of it.

Should I just replace all my solar panels with Ray Receivers in energy production mode, powered by Graviton Lenses? Because reading the energy outputs of these two devices doesn't make sense to me right now (the Solar Panel seems to produce more energy?).

When a weapon is said to scale with both STR and DEX, does it mean that I need to level STR and DEX to have approximately the same value, or does it not matter at all? (in other word, points in either of these stats will scale the weapon up, so 10/50 is the same as 50/10 or 25/25)

I have about 50+ hours recorded, there are a lot of arrows emanating from Sites of Grace, indicating the direction I should head toward. Both on the map, and in game.

When I see such an arrow, does it mean that there's a boss in that direction that I haven't killed?

In other words, once I kill a boss, do these arrows disappear?

I have a private git repo that I'd like to make public, but before I do that, I need to fix the time zones of all the commits.

I have two questions:

• Is there an easy programmatic solution to do this? I am currently coding one in Rust, and it can already read, decode, and parse all the files in .git/objects, so I'm not far away from editing the time zone, recompressing, and rewriting all the object files, but before I spend more time coding this, I thought there might be an easier solution. I'm open to any language/library suggestions.

• Once I have all the commits edited to my liking, how do I push force all of them to the current private repo (no big deal rewriting the history he

I am slowly getting the hang of that last boss but at fortitude 20, the damage is very, very low and it's taking forever.

I'd like to raise my fortitude a bit (ideally to 25) but there are literally no enemies to grind around, not without a long trip back down.

Any recommendations to bring my fortitude up to make things a bit easier?

I am confused about submitting a tax filing extension: all the documents I have read say you still need to pay by the deadline, but how can I know what I need to pay since I'm requesting an extension and I don't know that amount yet?

Is there any way to salvage steel/leather without destroying the item?

If not, it's a bit of a bummer because it basically forces you to commit to specific gear, and if you want to try something else, you have to destroy it. This is not very conducive to experimentation, nor using different sets depending on the situation or fight...

I learned a card game growing up but I can't find what it's called. The closest description I've come to is some variation of Oh Hell but none really match. Here is how it's played.

32 cards, 4 players.

First round, each player receives one card, and the fifth card is revealed face up, setting the trump suit. Each player in order declares how many tricks they plan to win. Since there is only one card in this round per player, that number is either 0 or 1. An important aspect is that the total number of tricks cannot be equal to the number of cards, so that there is a guarantee that at least one player will fail. For example, if the first three playe