Looks like the primary reason they don't want the map is people are worried about the resale value of their home if it's in an area likely to be buried in a landslide.

There is a map for seeing where you are and the farm is. Most things are east of the farm.

Don't worry to much about meeting people quickly. Just say hi to any villager you don't recognize.

Don't think about it in terms of how much you are supposed to plant, forrage, etc. Decide what you want to do and work on that.

For farming don't till soil you aren't planting. Unplanted soil has a chance to revert overnight. Plant how much you can afford both in cost of seeds and time / energy watering the crops.

A good general day is to get up water crops, harvest, and replant. Then think about what would improve your game the most and do that.

Need storage chop some trees for chests. Need energy forrage. Need better tools or sprinklers hit the mines for ore. Need cash fish or plant crops.

I had no idea Steam had a notes feature. That's super useful.

Yup my niece was born at Arnold Palmer and my wife had surgery at Winnie.

Early game mining is about energy management. The odds of a rock spawning a ladder go up the fewer enemies are on the floor. Combat doesn't use energy like mining does. So kill as many enemies as possible before mining rocks without ore. This decreases the energy cost per floor by a lot.

A lot of the early game is limited by your energy.

Spring onions in the forest to the south of the farm are a great source of energy early game. They grow in the area near the gated sewer pipe.

If you don't hate the fishing game it's a good way to recharge energy by eating the catch.

If you are eating for energy silver and gold crops give more energy per coin value. So I eat gold then silver then regular for a given crop.

A big cash boost for the start. Not recommended for your first playthrough.

Plant 2 cauliflower on the first day. The extra is for crow insurance. That plus a potato, parsnip, and green bean gets you the spring crops bundle.

Planting cauliflower on day 1 means it's ready on day 13 the egg festival. Plant two seeds for each of the other 3 plants as soon as you can.

For the first 12 days Do the spring foraging bundle (to unlock the crops bundle) and earn as close to 2500 as you can. On day 13 till and water a tile for every 100 gold you have up to 25 tiles.

Make sure you have one of each of the 4 veg in inventory when you head to the festival. Buy 25 strawberry seeds or whatever you can afford.

As soon as you leave the festival head to the community center and finish the spring crops bundle. You get 25 speed grow.

Head back to the farm and plant the strawberries and use the speed grow on them before bed. Time is tight but for every one you plant and fertilize on the 13th you get 3 harvests instead of two that season. It's worth passing out to get them all planted.

Yeah I was a Gnome user until Gnome 3. That was so unusable I switched to xfce and later Mate. There insistence on that big bloated touch screen interface on a primarily desktop UI was so stupid and cost them users.

Now not enough people care if they stick around to fund them.

They could reuse the SRB but the cost to refurbish them was like 90% of a new one. So it wasn't terribly useful.

I've been using a Baratza Vario for over a decade and it's great.

On a support note the gear that connects the motor to the belt finally wore out. All the teeth were worn smooth. I ordered a replacement and when it arrived it had a different connection style and wouldn't fit on the motor.

I emailed and asked if they had an old one that would work with my motor. The didn't but sent new a new motor for free. Machine is up and running again like a champ.

Plus Brie Larson has no charisma and comes off as arrogant by default. They should have recast her.

The botanical definition of fruit is the ripened ovary of a flower.

It's the mathematical term for the range in a log scale. 1-10, 10-100, 100-1000, ...

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decade_(log_scale)

The range is set up so that [standard value] + 10% just meets [ next standard value] -10%. They make a batch targeting 1k and test them to sort by tolerance. If they are off by more than 10% they just become 1.2k 10% or 820 10%.

Black brown red orange yellow green blue violet gray white. Bad booze rots our young guts but vodka goes well. Or a more objectional version Bad boys rape our young girls but violet gives willingly.

Red red brown is 220 next color is tolerance. Blue would be .25%.

He wanted a 30 min TIMER not a 30 min cook.

That's probably the best way to read it.

Naked Lunch. It's a dark strange read but it suck with me.

The book is better but the movie was pretty good.

I found my next read. Copy ordered.

I read Mother Load by Zach Huges decades ago. Not as strange as the one you describe but I still remember it.

I'm pretty sure that was the intent.