From relevant Wikipedia page in Chinese: "因为最流行的版本用红色封面包装，文化大革命中通称「红宝书」

Which translates to: “Because the most popular version had a red cover, it was commonly known as the “Little Red Book” during the Cultural Revolution.”

Edit: typo

I think the book you are referring to should be Isaac Asimov’s End of eternity. Oh boy what I would like to give to be able to read it again for the first time.

It means “Little red book”

Hmmm 🤔

Yesterday, here in Italy, I saw a bunch of OLED dumped on a second hand market site ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Faccia di Pikachu sorpreso

And now I am hungry.

It is the best to make pasta salads, they say. For me they can stop making it all together.

I now.

That’s the neet part. You can’t

Exactly

If you can launch a space platform from gleba or send one spaceship and then retrofit it as a “geostationary satellite” so to say, you can easily have a simpler source of iron and copper and even coal and sulfur from asteroids and let it “rain down” to Gleba. That was a suggestion someone else posted here on Lemmy and I find it very useful.

Gleba is hard but also very rewarding from my point of view.

After 60 hours I finally left Gleba. As soon as I got “home” had to head back to Gleba. Still stuck there. In the beginning I hate Gleba, now I love it. It gave me back the feeling of playing Factorio for the first time, running around and know nothing (and I I have over 3.5k hours). 10/10 would recommend the DLC.

I followed the exact same logic.

1. Nice
2. Wait a moment: is there a way to read spoilage time left?

Very interesting, thank you. I built something similar except for the eggs which I have to manually find and put into a chest to kickstart egg production. This is because if the factory is powered off there are no nutrients being made and spoilage eventually will finish and eggs will spoil. So I left that part manual.

I wonder if you found a way to produce nutrients even with the factory powered off.

Could you elaborate the shutdown startup phase please? I have to do it manually at the moment.

A sad news. Condolences to his family. May his legacy continue to inspire others as he did.

Done!

This is the way

Source: I am from the Alps

Isn’t there a free version of visual studio? The community edition. Or was it ditched away by Microsoft? I used it for my personal projects in the past and never felt the need of paid tools I have at work.