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So I'm cutting down through an aquifer now, and though the first level worked fine with the double-slit method from the wiki, later levels have not.

Here's what I have:

Top Layer: Sandy Clay Loam Layer + constructed wooden walls
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|.%%.|
|XXXX|
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Next two layers: next layer is Loamy Sand, Layer after is Dolomite
 -  -
|X||X|
|X||X|
 -  -

Though running the pump on the top layer still works fine and drains out the layer below, the second layer isn't draining into the lower layer properly, as the previous one did. What am I doing wrong?

EDIT: Just to be clear, all layers here are damp.

Hey folks, I have read the wiki, but I can't find anything about this. Even with all of his labors turned off, my mayor is working various jobs. She's currently picking plants, but she's also been running around stockpiling things. I know the stockpiling might come from the whole restocking drinks thing, but gathering plants has never been one of her labors. Any idea what's going on? The poor liaison chases her around for months to make trade agreements, and it's getting kind of pathetic, not to mention the dereliction of important mayorly duties.

Hey everyone. Is it possible to make a form where the input fields are transparent through the fieldset background? That is to say, if the overall form has a solid color background, and behind that, there's the page background image, is there a way to see that background image through the child input forms? My assumption is no, but if anyone has any clever hacks or examples in the wild of that happening, I'd love to see them.

(Just for clarification, I know how to make the input fields transparent, but they just reveal the fieldset directly underneath them. Also, if anyone has an example of this happening but with some other sort of parent/child (like divs), that would be fine too.)

Hey ents! First of all, I love each and every one of you. I know there's been a lot of static lately between the wizened old ents and the saplings, but even that has not managed to crack the fundamental core of awesomeness that fuels this crazy community.

Anyway, I had a question for you folks. I just switched off of some prescription drugs I was on for a while (don't worry, I scaled it back slowly, consulted with doctors, etc). Turns out trees are much more effective without the negative side effects (which were really rough). Anyway, that means that I'm kind of hit with a double whammy- both more regular use of trees and the removal of appetite-reducing chemicals from my system have left

Hey r/gaming,

I'm in the market for a new monitor (my old one is 5+ years old), and $2k is my absolute upper limit. Anyone have any suggestions or good sites to get guides or whatnot for good gaming/multimedia monitors? I'm thinking something that's nice to watch movies with a couple of friends too, so maybe 27"?

EDIT: Oh ya I live in a pretty small crappy apartment, partially cause I spend my money on this stuff, so projectors or whatever are out of the question pretty much.

DOUBLE EDIT: I actually went with this: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824176104 Ugly as sin and smaller than I thought originally, but a 6ms IPS is kind of the best of both worlds for me. Tha