FiredGuy0130
FiredGuy0130
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7th October
13th October
IDK, Blow it up (Includes building block).
alloyish wall safe

Comments

  • DRZOIDBERG
    DRZOIDBERG
    3:45:30
    Innovatian, chasing the limits of tpt, running down regen milestones, discovering new technology, and fueling the alloy vs eraser arms race, which leads to discoveries that benefit applicable to other feilds of tpt, such as filt computing.
  • FiredGuy0130
    FiredGuy0130
    14th October
    What is the point in something unerasable?
  • DRZOIDBERG
    DRZOIDBERG
    14th October
    Use ID:3380245 as a good example of a simple regen erase proof alloy
  • DRZOIDBERG
    DRZOIDBERG
    14th October
    FiredGuy0130: Erase proof is actually really easy, just layer pcln(phot) life 10 with conv(element of choice) and conv(ligh) together and it will not be erasable
  • Timmy0873
    Timmy0873
    13th October
    The bomb I made to look like the singularity bomb from rainworld doesn't do terribly
  • A_bomb_enthusiast
    A_bomb_enthusiast
    13th October
    +1 btw
  • A_bomb_enthusiast
    A_bomb_enthusiast
    13th October
    layer with insl to make prot proof bc my proton bomb (please see) went through w out a hassle.
  • datdoge203
    datdoge203
    12th October
    the wall holds up quite well to my prot bomb but a few prots make it through at farily high tempatures
  • Timmy0873
    Timmy0873
    12th October
    I cant tell if the people going -1 are serious about their reasons.
  • FiredGuy0130
    FiredGuy0130
    12th October
    it being bomb proof was a accedent, the bcln is bomb proof for some reason, and it is not ment to be dest proof, and HOW is it supposed to be uneraseable?!?!