Sometimes I get really grossed out by things that aren't usually gross to me. Like, I'll eat ham sandwiches for a couple of days, but on the third day something happens. And I think, "If I eat another piece of ham, I'm going to puke." I have no idea why this happens. It's really weird.
I use Optifine and Single Player Commands, the latter mostly for flying around and taking aerial pics of stuff. Though I will occasionally use SPC to get netherwart if I can't find any in the first nether fortress I find. I hate traversing the Nether.
Before I took my driving test the instructor told me the test was impossible to fail, after I was finished with the test I was told I had almost failed.
I had an 'instructor' just like this. Apparently I passed the actual driving portion by a single point.
Years down the line; I have yet to have a single accident or ticket and am by far the safest driver of anyone I know.
Funny how things turn out, no?
My instructor had to bump me up a tenth of a percent to pass me. And yet, I've gone the past ten years with no tickets and only one accident (the police said no one was at fault). Your score on the test is not really an indicator of how good a driver you're going to be.
I have a pretty cheap laptop (Toshiba Satellite, 64 bit, 3GB RAM), and I can play Minecraft just fine. I used to have lag issues until I installed Optifine, and that fixed things right up. I still have some lag issues in taiga and jungle biomes, but nothing that makes the game unplayable. I do have to play with the distance set to short, however.
The touchpad was kind of annoying at first, but I got used to it pretty quickly. If you don't like the touchpad, though, you can always just plug in a mouse.
EDIT: I should also mention that I only play singleplayer, and I don't use a lot of redstone. Large redstone contraptions tend to make it pretty laggy.
Driving is easy. Problem is knowing what people around you are going to do. You have to watch the road and people around you, because they can do something stupid at any time.
This, this, this. Never assume other people are good drivers. I always drive under the assumption that everyone else on the road is both drunk and an idiot.
I like to build on the edges of deserts, near another biome so I have access to dirt without having to dig a lot. Deserts are my favorite, because it's easiest to spot and kill mobs out there. When I'm building, the flatter the land, the better. I usually build aboveground with a basement for storage, but if I run out of room on the surface I'll expand the basement into a whole subterranean complex.
And for some reason i always look tired too even when i have had a good 14 hours of sleep
You're probably spending too much time in bed. I always get headaches if I spend more than 9 hours in bed. And anyway, you don't really need more than 9 hours a night.
Are you reading a novel, a textbook, a magazine, a comic? Let us know!
And no "I'm reading this thread" comments. We all know that currently you are on the Minecraft forums. You don't have to tell us.
Anyway, I'm currently rereading Stalking Darkness by Lynn Flewelling. It's the second book in one of my favorite fantasy series. It has spies, wizards, and necromancers. I highly recommend it.
I'm also working my way through Jojo's Bizarre Adventure, the most FABULOUS manga ever written. I'm on part three right now. There are no words for how much fun it is.
Actually, if I may correct you, the hoe is as if you were breaking the blocks with your fists. It doesn't lose durability by breaking blocks, only by tilling the dirt and grass blocks.
2. Do not waste any tools by using them for their wrong purpose
This is a really good hint, and not one that I've seen before.
To elaborate: dont use a tool to break anything that you can break with your hands. Dont use your hoe to break melons, pumpkins, and wheat; don't use your axe to break leaves; don't use your sword to knock torches off the wall. If you only want to mine one or two dirt/sand/gravel blocks, you can just use your hand (or another non-tool item) to break it, and save your shovel for bigger digs.
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My instructor had to bump me up a tenth of a percent to pass me. And yet, I've gone the past ten years with no tickets and only one accident (the police said no one was at fault). Your score on the test is not really an indicator of how good a driver you're going to be.
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The touchpad was kind of annoying at first, but I got used to it pretty quickly. If you don't like the touchpad, though, you can always just plug in a mouse.
EDIT: I should also mention that I only play singleplayer, and I don't use a lot of redstone. Large redstone contraptions tend to make it pretty laggy.
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This, this, this. Never assume other people are good drivers. I always drive under the assumption that everyone else on the road is both drunk and an idiot.
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The back. That's my melon farm to the left, and a well plus cactus garbage disposal to the right.
My little kitchen, with dispensers full of melon, some furnaces, and a shelf of cookbooks.
But wait! That wasn't a bookshelf, it was a painting hiding a secret passage to my workroom on the top floor!
Here's my melon farm.
My mostly undecorated living room. You can see my reed farm and chicken coop out that window.
My bedroom. Again, it's not yet been decorated.
Last but not least, the deck. It also is in dire need of decoration.
Everyone else's are so much better than mine. ;_;
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You're probably spending too much time in bed. I always get headaches if I spend more than 9 hours in bed. And anyway, you don't really need more than 9 hours a night.
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And no "I'm reading this thread" comments. We all know that currently you are on the Minecraft forums. You don't have to tell us.
Anyway, I'm currently rereading Stalking Darkness by Lynn Flewelling. It's the second book in one of my favorite fantasy series. It has spies, wizards, and necromancers. I highly recommend it.
I'm also working my way through Jojo's Bizarre Adventure, the most FABULOUS manga ever written. I'm on part three right now. There are no words for how much fun it is.
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However, if you're on a server that forbids mods, then obviously that would count as cheating.
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Also, you only need one block of water to hydrate a 9x9 area.
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A is wheat and O is water. This allows you to get the maximum usage out of your 9x9 square.
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Well, I learned something today.
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This is a really good hint, and not one that I've seen before.
To elaborate: dont use a tool to break anything that you can break with your hands. Dont use your hoe to break melons, pumpkins, and wheat; don't use your axe to break leaves; don't use your sword to knock torches off the wall. If you only want to mine one or two dirt/sand/gravel blocks, you can just use your hand (or another non-tool item) to break it, and save your shovel for bigger digs.