Made an Accomplishment!

Bought Terraria on steam. on a daily sale event they're having, for 75% off that day only (from $10 to $2.50). Originally thought of buying it soon as I get paid on my next job (late this month, unless something came up... been having some terrible luck with jobs lately) but the low price was just... too tempting to not resist.

Two Party Protesters, Two Different Reactions

Warning: This topic is a sensitive subject. That being said please prevent use of any arguing or belligerent behavior. I appreciate you to read with an open mind and understanding, regardless of your race and view of another race.

This is not for the fate of heart nor children, regardless of race, to know about without adult supervision and understanding.

This is one of few things that's been on my mind for a while.

A friend, after reading this entry, referenced to this bible verse. 1 John 5:19, "We know we originate with God, but the whole world is lying in the [power of the] wicked one." That should give you an idea of what this entry is about, metaphorically speaking.

Bad Day!

Where do I start?

This morning at 7am (usually wake up close to day time) I woke up. Couldn't get much sleep since my mind was racing on some thoughts.

I am a Genius! Hidden/Secret Mine Shaft Entrance

Idea: Want to make a mineshaft under my house.

Problem: Want to make the entrance look inconspicuous (despite it's single player) and not stand out when not in use and the switch is removed.

Solution: Use sticky pistons to push and pull the block and a piston to push the block up. Use a NOT gate (red stone torch).

Problem: How to get down without breaking neck, and able to get back up.

Solution: Water Elevator! Ladders will only prevent blocks from being moved or get detached from the wall.

Problem: Water will disappear if there is a solid block on the source water block.

Solution: Put the source block one block away from the path of the solid block and sticky piston. Place it under a block and to the side.

Tried the Demo of Tera Online, Mix Feelings

This was a message I sent to Jeff, who is a chief developer, in Antilia.