Check the wikis first - they both are extremely comprehensive and should cover most questions!
Even though I prefer Fabric I recommend making a mod first and getting started with Forge. Trust me when I say converting a mod after you’ve made one makes so much more sense
That’s a great question that requires some decent Java expertise
Its per-case, per-mod, per-version
If you’re lucky someone else has done the work for you and ported it to both versions. But in general if a mod is made exclusively for Fabric or Forge, it’s gonna stay that way
Getting Fabric and shaders is actually super easy and totally worth it!
It’s incredible how easy modding MC has become, not only that - but shaders aren’t like the old days where you only get 15fps, it all runs so smooth and great together
You’ll want this; https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/List_of_games_that_support_SLI
…tagged in 1956…
Science is cool
Purgatory aswell
https://www.britannica.com/topic/purgatory-Roman-Catholicism
To be fair their rigs usually cost more than ours…
We milk everything plant
Almond, soy, peanut, grape
Well when your customer base is mostly geriatric…
I think most sailing ships do expect all passengers to be capable of crew duties to some degree. Especially on an arduous and long journey like across the atlantic
Either that or they include sex in the age column
If they get into a vulnerable device on your network and you have weak network security they can dictionary attack into the network. Or if you have UPNP enabled it’s already done. From there any device connected is compromised
To add on, create a separate network with WPA3 for your more sensitive devices and keep those IOT devices on their own network
Just like a chain, strength is determined by the weakest link
Use secure passphrase for ALL your devices on your network
Real estate markets are tied closer to stocks than we like to think
Dont worry as much about having too many egg baskets to diversify as much as having strong egg baskets you are confident they wont break before you reach your goals
This is awesome! Glad they are taking steps to avoid “poking the bear”