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Smoked rattlesnake is delicious, just sayin'.

Sigh. You do realize there's more than one way to learn things, right? Schools don't work for some people, apprenticeships are needed. Some people thrive on self-study, others need to be guided.

WTF do you think Fermi et al did at the University of Chicago? They built a nuclear reactor out of graphite bricks and uranium.

Wow, you're right. I guess installing circuit breaker panels and rewiring whole houses and apartments with 220 VAC for major appliances, 110 for lights and outlets, and Ethernet and coax cable for data, phone and TV isn't a marketable skill-set, since anyone who can change a light-bulb can do *that*.

Oh, gosh. You can play Operation? That takes... umm... a complete lack of disregard for your ability to think logically. Try again.

By the way, reductio ad absurdum is a logical fallacy. The reason I'm even bothering to answer you on this is because I want you to learn how to debate instead of trying to belittle your opponent's position.

It's good to dream. Good luck with your restaurant!

Cathode-ray tube? Flat-panel LED? OLED?

I've never done it, but with schematics I can certainly make a go at fixing them. Sorry you don't know how to do that.

"Wah, wah, I feel disadvantaged by not having the imagination and intelligence to do the things I want to do well. Or maybe it's just that my ability to conceive of and follow through with learning things is damaged because I already think I know everything it's possible or necessary to know."

If all we're going to do is throw insults, we're done here.

Check your update emails, there should be a link to the download page there.

I did for a long time too, but once I became a DJ in high school I kind of got into the habit of finding the real name of a song and pointing it out to people. Do you know how many times I've been asked to play "Teenage Wasteland" by The Who?

(The song's title is "Baba O'Riley"... 'teenage wasteland' is just a lyric. /pedant)

Residents of the Gobi would disagree with you. The defining characteristic of a desert is lack of precipitation, not temperature.

But of course, there's no weather in OHOL.

Umm. That appears to show a bug, with a sharp stone acting as a knife, because the individual was trying to kill someone before the apocalypse.

It's a blueprint.

And they change over time. Lynn and Evelyn, for example, used to be considered very much male names... until someone decided it sounded good on his daughter, and societal norms changed.

I think just having the list of available names, not separated by gender, is better. That way, you can call your daughter Bob and your son Cindy, if you want, or vice versa.

No wheat in the tutorial. If you can find some after you break out, pie would be nice.

Stone walls are too easy to make. To use the logic of pine panels, we should need to go through the actual, real-life steps: cutting stone, dressing it out, making mortar and cementing the wall together. So, mortar: sand + crushed limestone = cement mix in bowl, add water to make cement (mortar).

Adding cut stones to wall-stakes would produce a new, interim object - Stone Wall foundation. This can be removed with a shovel use. After the approval time, it becomes a Stone Wall base. Cement can be added to make a Stone Wall - setting mortar, which lasts for 3? minutes and can be removed with a pick (10-20% use of a pick). After the time is up, it becomes a normal Stone Wall.

Also, adding consensus for walls - like we have for fences - and elder removal (which would maybe *not* use up a pick, or only have a chance of doing so) would make the process of recovering from being walled in less painful.

Heh. One life I had twins, one made the evil face and people said to starve him. I said, "No, it's just gas." and he blushed... They got backpacks - with knives - at around 7, I think - and went on to help build up the town. But they weren't bumping around on things before they could pick stuff up, either.

Personally, I wouldn't go that far... I'm a little susceptible to the toxin, I think. My fingers itch when I peel mangoes to make something; I'd probably be one of the ones who get dermatitis. And dermatitis of the lips and gums sounds particularly nasty.

(Also, that wasn't really directed at you, just a general informational post. Glad to know you're not eating the skin.)