How to turn on pebble regeneration after prolonged famine
Publish: 2021-05-26 18:32:22
1. Yesterday, I just started playing this game and found that minerals are non renewable. This is quite depressing. I didn't find mod for mineral regeneration in the forum. I only found the modification method of collecting and removing minerals. I always felt uncomfortable. I found that many people in the forum wanted such mod, so I planned to make one myself (there are many ways to brush materials, but it's too disharmonious, Losing the balance of the game is also easy to destroy a good game. For this mod, I spent a whole night with backache. I just finished it. I tested it myself and found that there was no problem. Then I sent it out. I hope my brothers like it
the following is the basic description of mod:
three states are added to the ore:
large amount: more ore is g out
small amount: less ore is g out, which will become a large amount of ore in 20-30 days
vein: the foundation of the ore, which will become a small amount of ore in 10-15 days. If the ore is g out, it will not be regenerated, and a large amount of ore will be g out (knock it hard)
basically, it takes a hoe to dig out a pile of mines, including veins
PS: why should mineral regeneration be set for such a long time? Because most people hang up when they can't finish digging. In fact, the purpose is to affect the balance of the game to the minimum extent. If the regeneration is too fast, people won't be full of prospecting and digging, which will rece a lot of game fun
I forgot to say that there seems to be an automatic mining mod in this area. In theory, that mod conflicts with this mod. There is no test. I have been working all night. I'm too tired. If you want to integrate, you can try it yourself.
the following is the basic description of mod:
three states are added to the ore:
large amount: more ore is g out
small amount: less ore is g out, which will become a large amount of ore in 20-30 days
vein: the foundation of the ore, which will become a small amount of ore in 10-15 days. If the ore is g out, it will not be regenerated, and a large amount of ore will be g out (knock it hard)
basically, it takes a hoe to dig out a pile of mines, including veins
PS: why should mineral regeneration be set for such a long time? Because most people hang up when they can't finish digging. In fact, the purpose is to affect the balance of the game to the minimum extent. If the regeneration is too fast, people won't be full of prospecting and digging, which will rece a lot of game fun
I forgot to say that there seems to be an automatic mining mod in this area. In theory, that mod conflicts with this mod. There is no test. I have been working all night. I'm too tired. If you want to integrate, you can try it yourself.
2.
1. There is a very common round stone on the map. Collect this kind of stone to fix the drop of nitre
3.
Dr Zhongke Shuguang means that Zhongke Shuguang's shares are ex right and ex dividend. The purchase of such shares no longer has the right to pay dividends
the meaning of the letter before the name of the stock:
XR, which means that the stock has been ex right, and will no longer enjoy the right of dividend after purchasing such stock
XD, which means that the stock is ex dividend and will no longer enjoy the right to pay dividends after purchasing such stock
extended information:
the letter meaning before the Stock Name:
the "g" before the index name refers to the word "tribute", which means "contribution". You can see the contribution of all stocks to the index
the "L" in front of the stock name refers to the "link", that is, the related variety, which means that the stock may have B shares, H shares, bonds, warrants and so on
other categories:
st, which is a special treatment for companies with losses in two consecutive accounting years. ST is a loss making stock
* ST means losing money for three consecutive years, which means delisting risk. To buy such stocks, you need to have good basic analysis ability
N, the name of the first day of IPO will be preceded by a letter N, which means new
s * ST refers to the company's loss for three consecutive years, early warning of delisting and incomplete share reform
SST refers to the special treatment of the company's operating losses for two consecutive years and the incomplete share reform
s, stocks that have not been reformed or completed
NST, after restructuring or share reform to restore the listing of ST shares
Pt, delisted stock
4. There are several ways to generate routing table:
1. Add routing table by manual configuration.
2. Generate routing table by running dynamic routing protocol automatically.
in computer network, routing table or routing domain information base (rib) is a spreadsheet (file) or class database stored in router or networked computer. The routing table stores the path to a specific network address (and in some cases, the routing metric of the path). The routing table contains the topology information around the network. The main goal of routing table is to realize routing protocol and static routing
in modern router construction, the routing table is not directly involved in the transmission of packets, but is used to generate a small pointing table, which only contains the preferred path of packet transmission selected by the routing algorithm. This table is usually compressed or precompiled to optimize hardware storage and lookup.
1. Add routing table by manual configuration.
2. Generate routing table by running dynamic routing protocol automatically.
in computer network, routing table or routing domain information base (rib) is a spreadsheet (file) or class database stored in router or networked computer. The routing table stores the path to a specific network address (and in some cases, the routing metric of the path). The routing table contains the topology information around the network. The main goal of routing table is to realize routing protocol and static routing
in modern router construction, the routing table is not directly involved in the transmission of packets, but is used to generate a small pointing table, which only contains the preferred path of packet transmission selected by the routing algorithm. This table is usually compressed or precompiled to optimize hardware storage and lookup.
5.
On October 1, the CDs really started, and the RMB officially joined the basket plan, saying that the situation is different, not to mention for the time being< I personally believe that in the long run, it is a good thing for us to have RMB in the "basket" program
one belt, one road and one way, has been developed in many countries. The reason why they are optimistic about us is very simple - China is the largest and fastest developing country; Of course, some established countries may not recognize us - we will move their cheese, but these are not what they can control
Some people worry about whether someone will short the RMB market in China. As a matter of fact, the state has long been prepared to exercise strict foreign exchange control, which has more advantages than disadvantages. China has one belt, one road, and the other countries will take the risk of shorting together. When we go out, we will have to bear the risk of shorting. p> On the depreciation of RMB, I would like to say: it is normal and will continue to depreciate. If the RMB does not depreciate, it will be difficult for us to maintain sustained and rapid economic development after joining the international basket program, and it will be difficult for the RMB to remain at a high level. Once some countries use RMB as reserves, they will lose money as long as RMB depreciates. Which country is willing to take such risks? On the contrary, when the RMB is at a low level and then our economy turns better, those countries that use RMB as reserves will make money, and then they are more willing to do so. They will help us to consume our evaporated currency, and they will also help us to bear our high inflation. This is why China has so actively established the aiib and BRICs. When we are in the same boat, we will advance and retreat together with honor and disgrace6. I'll wait to hear whether the new project is true or not
7. From April 13 to 14, 2011, leaders of BRICs countries such as Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa will hold a meeting in Sanya, China, to exchange in-depth views on the international situation, economy, finance, development and other issues, and plan the future cooperation of BRICs countries. This will be the third meeting of BRICs leaders< The meeting was presided over by President Hu Jintao. This is an important international conference hosted by China this year. The theme of the meeting is "looking forward to the future and sharing prosperity". Topics include the international situation, international economic and financial issues, development issues and BRICs cooperation. The main activities of the meeting include: small-scale talks, large-scale talks, joint meeting with reporters by the leaders of the five countries, and a welcome lunch hosted by President Hu Jintao for the leaders of the participating countries
the speech delivered by Hu Jintao at the meeting is entitled "looking forward to the future and sharing prosperity"
Hu Jintao said that in the second decade of the 21st century, we need to think about an important issue: how to make mankind have a peaceful and prosperous 21st century? In this regard, he put forward four views: first, vigorously safeguard world peace and stability. Second, vigorously promote the common development of all countries. Third, vigorously promote international exchanges and cooperation. Fourth, we should vigorously strengthen the BRICs partnership for common development< The Sanya declaration issued after the summit reflects the consensus of the five countries on various topics of the meeting< The full text of Sanya declaration is as follows:
1. We, heads of state and government of the people's Republic of China, the Federal Republic of Brazil, the Russian Federation, the Republic of India and the Republic of South Africa, held the third BRICs leaders' meeting in Sanya, Hainan Province, China on April 14, 2011< The heads of state and government of China, Brazil, Russia and India welcome South Africa to join the BRICs and look forward to strengthening dialogue and cooperation with South Africa in this forum
3. Committed to the grand goal of peace, security, development and cooperation and strong common will, our five countries with nearly 3 billion people have come together from different continents. BRICs aims to make important contributions to the development of human society and the construction of a more equal and just world< The 21st century should be a century of peace, harmony, cooperation and scientific development. With the theme of "looking forward to the future and sharing prosperity", we had frank and in-depth discussions on strengthening cooperation among BRICs countries and international and regional issues of common concern, and reached broad consensus< We firmly believe that BRICs and other emerging countries have played an important role in maintaining world peace, security and stability, promoting global economic growth, strengthening multilateralism and promoting the democratization of international relations
6. BRICs is an important platform for member countries to carry out dialogue and cooperation in the field of economic and financial development. We are determined to continue to strengthen the BRICs partnership for common development, and promote BRICs cooperation in a graal, positive and pragmatic way in line with the basic principles of openness, solidarity and mutual assistance. We reiterate that this cooperation is inclusive and non confrontational. We are willing to strengthen ties and cooperation with other countries, especially emerging and developing countries, as well as relevant international and regional organizations
7. We all agree that today's world is undergoing profound, complex and tremendous changes with the deepening development of multi polarization and economic globalization and the deepening interdependence among countries. In the face of the ever-changing global environment and various global threats and challenges, the international community should work together to strengthen cooperation and common development. All countries should strengthen global economic governance, promote the democratization of international relations, and enhance the voice of emerging and developing countries in international affairs on the basis of mutual respect and collective decision-making in accordance with generally accepted norms of international law
8. We are committed to promoting multilateral diplomacy and supporting the United Nations to play a central role in addressing global challenges and threats. To this end, we reiterate the need for a comprehensive reform of the United Nations, including the Security Council, to make it more effective and representative, so as to respond more successfully to today's global challenges. China and Russia reiterate that they attach importance to the status of India, Brazil and South Africa in international affairs and understand and support their desire to play a greater role in the United Nations
9. We emphasize that the simultaneous membership of the BRICs five member states in the Security Council in 2011 is concive to close cooperation on peace and security issues, strengthening multilateralism, and promoting coordination on relevant matters considered by the Security Council. We are deeply concerned about the current turmoil in West Asia, North Africa and West Africa, and sincerely hope that the countries concerned will enjoy peace, stability, prosperity and progress, and enjoy their e status and dignity in the world according to the legitimate wishes of their people. We all agree with the principle of avoiding the use of force. We hold that the independence, sovereignty, unity and territorial integrity of each country should be respected
10. We are willing to strengthen cooperation on Libya in the Security Council. We believe that all parties should resolve their differences through peaceful means and dialogue, and the United Nations and regional organizations should play their e role. We support the initiative of the Au Special Committee on Libya
11. We reiterate our strong condemnation of terrorism in all its forms and emphasize that terrorist acts cannot be justified for any reason. We believe that the United Nations should play a central role in coordinating Global Counter-Terrorism actions in accordance with the principles and norms of the Charter of the United Nations and international law. We urge the UN General Assembly to complete the negotiation of the Comprehensive Convention on international terrorism as soon as possible and call on all Member States to ratify the Convention. We are determined to strengthen cooperation to deal with this global threat. We are committed to working together to strengthen international information security and pay special attention to combating cybercrime
12. We note that the world economy has graally recovered from the financial crisis, but still faces some uncertainties. Major economies should continue to strengthen macroeconomic policy coordination and strive to promote strong, sustainable and balanced growth of the world economy
13. We are committed to continuously strengthening cooperation in the fields of economy, finance and trade to ensure that BRICs economies continue to maintain strong growth momentum and contribute to the long-term, stable and healthy development of the world economy
14. We support the G20 as a major forum for international economic cooperation to play a greater role in global economic governance. It is expected that the G20 summit in Cannes in 2011 will achieve new positive results in the fields of economy, finance, trade and development, and support G20 members in stabilizing international financial markets, achieving strong, sustainable and balanced growth, and supporting global economic growth and development. Russia offered to host the 2013 G20 summit. Brazil, India, China and South Africa welcomed and appreciated Russia's proposal
15. We call on all parties to actively implement the reform objectives of the International Monetary Fund set by the G20 summit, and reiterate that the governance structure of international economic and financial institutions should reflect the changes in the world economic pattern and increase the voice and representation of emerging economies and developing countries
16. We recognize that the international financial crisis has exposed the defects and deficiencies of the current international monetary and financial system, and support the reform and improvement of the international monetary system and the establishment of a stable, reliable and broad-based international reserve currency system. We welcome the current discussion on the role of the SDR in the current international monetary system, including the composition of the SDR basket. We call for more attention to the current cross-border capital inflow and outflow risks faced by emerging economies. We call for strengthening international financial regulation and reform, strengthening policy coordination and regulatory cooperation among countries, and promoting the steady development of global financial markets and banking systems
17. The high price fluctuation of food, energy and other commodities has become a new risk faced by the current world economic recovery. We support the international community to strengthen cooperation, ensure the stability and strong development of the real market by recing market distortions, and further regulate the commodity financial market. The international community should work together to increase proction capacity, strengthen dialogue between procer and consumer countries, stabilize the relationship between supply and demand, and strengthen financial and technical support for developing countries. The international community should strengthen the supervision of the commodity financial derivatives market to prevent market disruption. We should solve the problem of lacking reliable and timely supply and demand information at the international, regional and national levels. BRICs countries are willing to carry out closer cooperation on food security
18. We support the development and utilization of renewable energy. We recognize the important role of renewable energy in addressing climate change. We believe that it is important to strengthen cooperation and information exchange in the development of renewable energy
19. Nuclear energy will continue to play an important role in the future energy composition of BRICs. The safety standards and requirements for the design, construction and operation of nuclear power plants should be strictly observed. Under such conditions, all countries should carry out international cooperation on the development of safe nuclear energy for peaceful purposes< Promoting sustainable economic growth in developing countries is one of the major challenges facing the world. We believe that growth and development are essential to the eradication of poverty and the achievement of the millennium development goals. Eradicating extreme poverty and hunger is an urgent task facing all mankind in moral, social, political and economic aspects. It is also one of the most serious global challenges facing the world, especially the least developed countries in Africa and other regions
21. We call on the international community to actively implement the outcome document adopted at the UN high level meeting on the Millennium Development Goals in September 2010 and strive to achieve the millennium development goals by 2015
22. Climate change is one of the global challenges threatening the livelihood of the public and countries. China, Brazil, Russia and India appreciate and support South Africa's hosting of the seventeenth conference of the parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on climate change and the seventh conference of the parties to the Kyoto protocol. We support the Cancun agreement and are willing to make joint efforts with the international community to promote the comprehensive, balanced and binding results of the Durban Conference on strengthening the implementation of the United Nations Framework Convention on climate change and its Kyoto Protocol in accordance with the Bali road map and the principles of fairness and "common but differentiated responsibilities". BRICs countries will strengthen cooperation at the Durban conference. We will strengthen practical cooperation in adapting our economy and society to climate change
23. Implementing the concept of sustainable development emphasized in Rio Declaration, Agenda 21, Johannesburg Plan of implementation and multilateral environmental treaties should be an important means to promote economic growth. China, Russia, India and South Africa appreciate Brazil's hosting of the UN Conference on sustainable development in 2012 and look forward to working with Brazil to reach new political commitments on economic growth, social development and environmental protection under the framework of sustainable development and achieve positive and pragmatic results. Brazil, Russia, China and South Africa appreciate and support India's hosting of the eleventh conference of the parties to the Convention on biological diversity. Brazil, China and South Africa also appreciate and support India's holding of the sixth conference of the parties to the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety in October 2012
24. we firmly commit ourselves to enhancing dialogue and cooperation in the fields of social protection, decent work, gender equality, youth, public health, including AIDS prevention and control.
the speech delivered by Hu Jintao at the meeting is entitled "looking forward to the future and sharing prosperity"
Hu Jintao said that in the second decade of the 21st century, we need to think about an important issue: how to make mankind have a peaceful and prosperous 21st century? In this regard, he put forward four views: first, vigorously safeguard world peace and stability. Second, vigorously promote the common development of all countries. Third, vigorously promote international exchanges and cooperation. Fourth, we should vigorously strengthen the BRICs partnership for common development< The Sanya declaration issued after the summit reflects the consensus of the five countries on various topics of the meeting< The full text of Sanya declaration is as follows:
1. We, heads of state and government of the people's Republic of China, the Federal Republic of Brazil, the Russian Federation, the Republic of India and the Republic of South Africa, held the third BRICs leaders' meeting in Sanya, Hainan Province, China on April 14, 2011< The heads of state and government of China, Brazil, Russia and India welcome South Africa to join the BRICs and look forward to strengthening dialogue and cooperation with South Africa in this forum
3. Committed to the grand goal of peace, security, development and cooperation and strong common will, our five countries with nearly 3 billion people have come together from different continents. BRICs aims to make important contributions to the development of human society and the construction of a more equal and just world< The 21st century should be a century of peace, harmony, cooperation and scientific development. With the theme of "looking forward to the future and sharing prosperity", we had frank and in-depth discussions on strengthening cooperation among BRICs countries and international and regional issues of common concern, and reached broad consensus< We firmly believe that BRICs and other emerging countries have played an important role in maintaining world peace, security and stability, promoting global economic growth, strengthening multilateralism and promoting the democratization of international relations
6. BRICs is an important platform for member countries to carry out dialogue and cooperation in the field of economic and financial development. We are determined to continue to strengthen the BRICs partnership for common development, and promote BRICs cooperation in a graal, positive and pragmatic way in line with the basic principles of openness, solidarity and mutual assistance. We reiterate that this cooperation is inclusive and non confrontational. We are willing to strengthen ties and cooperation with other countries, especially emerging and developing countries, as well as relevant international and regional organizations
7. We all agree that today's world is undergoing profound, complex and tremendous changes with the deepening development of multi polarization and economic globalization and the deepening interdependence among countries. In the face of the ever-changing global environment and various global threats and challenges, the international community should work together to strengthen cooperation and common development. All countries should strengthen global economic governance, promote the democratization of international relations, and enhance the voice of emerging and developing countries in international affairs on the basis of mutual respect and collective decision-making in accordance with generally accepted norms of international law
8. We are committed to promoting multilateral diplomacy and supporting the United Nations to play a central role in addressing global challenges and threats. To this end, we reiterate the need for a comprehensive reform of the United Nations, including the Security Council, to make it more effective and representative, so as to respond more successfully to today's global challenges. China and Russia reiterate that they attach importance to the status of India, Brazil and South Africa in international affairs and understand and support their desire to play a greater role in the United Nations
9. We emphasize that the simultaneous membership of the BRICs five member states in the Security Council in 2011 is concive to close cooperation on peace and security issues, strengthening multilateralism, and promoting coordination on relevant matters considered by the Security Council. We are deeply concerned about the current turmoil in West Asia, North Africa and West Africa, and sincerely hope that the countries concerned will enjoy peace, stability, prosperity and progress, and enjoy their e status and dignity in the world according to the legitimate wishes of their people. We all agree with the principle of avoiding the use of force. We hold that the independence, sovereignty, unity and territorial integrity of each country should be respected
10. We are willing to strengthen cooperation on Libya in the Security Council. We believe that all parties should resolve their differences through peaceful means and dialogue, and the United Nations and regional organizations should play their e role. We support the initiative of the Au Special Committee on Libya
11. We reiterate our strong condemnation of terrorism in all its forms and emphasize that terrorist acts cannot be justified for any reason. We believe that the United Nations should play a central role in coordinating Global Counter-Terrorism actions in accordance with the principles and norms of the Charter of the United Nations and international law. We urge the UN General Assembly to complete the negotiation of the Comprehensive Convention on international terrorism as soon as possible and call on all Member States to ratify the Convention. We are determined to strengthen cooperation to deal with this global threat. We are committed to working together to strengthen international information security and pay special attention to combating cybercrime
12. We note that the world economy has graally recovered from the financial crisis, but still faces some uncertainties. Major economies should continue to strengthen macroeconomic policy coordination and strive to promote strong, sustainable and balanced growth of the world economy
13. We are committed to continuously strengthening cooperation in the fields of economy, finance and trade to ensure that BRICs economies continue to maintain strong growth momentum and contribute to the long-term, stable and healthy development of the world economy
14. We support the G20 as a major forum for international economic cooperation to play a greater role in global economic governance. It is expected that the G20 summit in Cannes in 2011 will achieve new positive results in the fields of economy, finance, trade and development, and support G20 members in stabilizing international financial markets, achieving strong, sustainable and balanced growth, and supporting global economic growth and development. Russia offered to host the 2013 G20 summit. Brazil, India, China and South Africa welcomed and appreciated Russia's proposal
15. We call on all parties to actively implement the reform objectives of the International Monetary Fund set by the G20 summit, and reiterate that the governance structure of international economic and financial institutions should reflect the changes in the world economic pattern and increase the voice and representation of emerging economies and developing countries
16. We recognize that the international financial crisis has exposed the defects and deficiencies of the current international monetary and financial system, and support the reform and improvement of the international monetary system and the establishment of a stable, reliable and broad-based international reserve currency system. We welcome the current discussion on the role of the SDR in the current international monetary system, including the composition of the SDR basket. We call for more attention to the current cross-border capital inflow and outflow risks faced by emerging economies. We call for strengthening international financial regulation and reform, strengthening policy coordination and regulatory cooperation among countries, and promoting the steady development of global financial markets and banking systems
17. The high price fluctuation of food, energy and other commodities has become a new risk faced by the current world economic recovery. We support the international community to strengthen cooperation, ensure the stability and strong development of the real market by recing market distortions, and further regulate the commodity financial market. The international community should work together to increase proction capacity, strengthen dialogue between procer and consumer countries, stabilize the relationship between supply and demand, and strengthen financial and technical support for developing countries. The international community should strengthen the supervision of the commodity financial derivatives market to prevent market disruption. We should solve the problem of lacking reliable and timely supply and demand information at the international, regional and national levels. BRICs countries are willing to carry out closer cooperation on food security
18. We support the development and utilization of renewable energy. We recognize the important role of renewable energy in addressing climate change. We believe that it is important to strengthen cooperation and information exchange in the development of renewable energy
19. Nuclear energy will continue to play an important role in the future energy composition of BRICs. The safety standards and requirements for the design, construction and operation of nuclear power plants should be strictly observed. Under such conditions, all countries should carry out international cooperation on the development of safe nuclear energy for peaceful purposes< Promoting sustainable economic growth in developing countries is one of the major challenges facing the world. We believe that growth and development are essential to the eradication of poverty and the achievement of the millennium development goals. Eradicating extreme poverty and hunger is an urgent task facing all mankind in moral, social, political and economic aspects. It is also one of the most serious global challenges facing the world, especially the least developed countries in Africa and other regions
21. We call on the international community to actively implement the outcome document adopted at the UN high level meeting on the Millennium Development Goals in September 2010 and strive to achieve the millennium development goals by 2015
22. Climate change is one of the global challenges threatening the livelihood of the public and countries. China, Brazil, Russia and India appreciate and support South Africa's hosting of the seventeenth conference of the parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on climate change and the seventh conference of the parties to the Kyoto protocol. We support the Cancun agreement and are willing to make joint efforts with the international community to promote the comprehensive, balanced and binding results of the Durban Conference on strengthening the implementation of the United Nations Framework Convention on climate change and its Kyoto Protocol in accordance with the Bali road map and the principles of fairness and "common but differentiated responsibilities". BRICs countries will strengthen cooperation at the Durban conference. We will strengthen practical cooperation in adapting our economy and society to climate change
23. Implementing the concept of sustainable development emphasized in Rio Declaration, Agenda 21, Johannesburg Plan of implementation and multilateral environmental treaties should be an important means to promote economic growth. China, Russia, India and South Africa appreciate Brazil's hosting of the UN Conference on sustainable development in 2012 and look forward to working with Brazil to reach new political commitments on economic growth, social development and environmental protection under the framework of sustainable development and achieve positive and pragmatic results. Brazil, Russia, China and South Africa appreciate and support India's hosting of the eleventh conference of the parties to the Convention on biological diversity. Brazil, China and South Africa also appreciate and support India's holding of the sixth conference of the parties to the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety in October 2012
24. we firmly commit ourselves to enhancing dialogue and cooperation in the fields of social protection, decent work, gender equality, youth, public health, including AIDS prevention and control.
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Bank of Eritrea
this is Eritrean currency - Nakfa
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