(And in case you're wondering, the answer is yes; we're doin' a sequel. 😎)
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Gaster. The most mysterious character in all of Undertale. Nobody knows where he comes from. Nobody knows where he went. Nobody knows who or what he is. We're not even sure on what he LOOKS like. from. Well, my loyal theorists, today I believe I have a theory on EXACTLY who and what Gaster is, where he came from, and where he is now. And spoiler alert, it's NOT from the Underground.
If you're reading this, you're probably wondering: "If Gaster isn't a monster from the Underground, then where is he from?" Some people believe that Gaster is actually the father of Sans and Papyrus. That's ridiculous, of course, because in our last theory, we established that Sans and Papyrus are actually Mario and Luigi, and thus can't be the sons of Gaster. (One loyal theorist by the name of Marfanis788 on fandom concluded that Papyrus might actually be the great Waluigi, but that's a theory for another day.)
Anyways, while this may be a bit of a controversial theory, but I believe that Gatsir is none-other than the GH(ass)T from MINCRAFP!!1! Now, I know what you're thinking: "That's preposterous! There's know way that gatsir is the ghast from minecrap." Well, with this evidence, I bet you'll be thinking differently.
For one, Ghaster and Gast have very similar names. They both originate from indie-games that have left a very significant mark on pop-culture of this generation, including some of the most recognizable characters in video game history. They both live in vast realms underground that have a close resemblance to hell, and they're both monsters. You still don't believe me? Well, consider the fact that BOTH characters are PALE-WHITE. 😱😱😱
Well, how could this have possibly happened? How could the iconic Ghast have possibly gone under such a transformation to become Gaster? Well, before we get into that, I have an announcement to make.
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Now, back to the theory. The Nether takes place in a different dimension than the Overworld. So how would a Ghast get to the Overworld? Well, how does one cross from the Overworld to the Nether? A Nether Portal. One day, the Ancient Builders from Minecraft (get caught up on minecart lore) are exploring the Nether, when one day, a few Ghasts cross through the portal. When the Ancient Builders come back after exploring, they find that the Ghasts had killed their most prized possesion; their Minecraft Dogs**.** All of them. All of the dogs were dead. The builders think that these were Overworld monsters doing personal attacks against them, as they never went to the Nether Wastelands when in the Nether. So, they declare war against all monsters that they find, monsters that they were once at peace with. And yes, the Human-Monster War all started because somebody killed their Minecraft dogs.
The Ancient Builders begin a plan to force all of the monsters undeground, starting with the Ghasts. Most of the Ghasts end up dying out, as they can't survive without the intense heat of the Nether as their climate. However, a few had been able to survive and evolve. They had gotten smaller, and were able to use some of their tentacles as hands. They had also developed critical thinking, similar to that of humans and overworld monsters.
Now at this point, generations have passed, and the Human-Monster War has ended. The next few parts of this theory take place far after the events of Minecraft, as the Human-Monster War is still going on at that point. We know this as monsters still roam the Overworld at this point, and they attack humans on sight, so we know that they're at war. We can also tell that the war is almost over, and the humans are winning, as the monsters are so weak that (with a few exceptions) they can only come out at night time.
Now at this point, there is only one Ghast left. And his name is Gaster. Gaster had blown through most of the Underground, making most of it one massive cave. (Also, one part became really cold and started snowing for some reason, while the other part basically became the Nether because climate change = yes. Also, to help survive, Gaster moved to the Hotlands because Ghasts need that hot climate to survive, as I mentioned earlier. He also built his lab there.)
Anyways, Gaster had been looking for redstone while in the Underground. And after years of searching, he finally had enough to use for his project. Using Redstone Technology, Gaster had created a machine that would turn him into a human so that he could finally leave the Underground and get revenge on the humans who forced him and his people to flee underground all those years ago. Using a tooth from one of the Ancient Builders from all those years ago, he used the DNA to turn himself into a human. However, the experiment went wrong, and his Ghast form instead merged with the human DNA, turning him into a humanoid Ghast.
However, Gaster was not ready to give up just yet; for he had an idea; an evil, cunning plan to build the most powerful machine in existence; so powerful, it could wipe out entire species. He was planning on building a time machine**.** He was going to use this machine to destroy all humans; not just in this dimension, but in every theoretical timeline**.**
Eventually, he was found by Asgore (who we discovered was actually the Evil Koopa King Bowser in our previous theory). After the death of Asriel, the son he had with Toriel (who we also discovered was actually Princess Peach in our last theory), Asgore grew mad with rage, and wanted to destroy all humans for what they had done to their kind and their family. Gaster had presented his idea to the angry king, who liked the idea so much that he appointed Gaster to the Royal Scientist of the Underground.
Gaster worked and worked, until finally, the time machine was finished. However, it was very unstable. The experiment failed, and instead of wiping humans from time, Gaster became time. The time waves also sent back Bowser and Peach back to the beginning of time, so that they could become Asgore and Toriel again, creating a time loop instead of a paradox.
Gaster was witnessed by different characters in four separate (theoretical) timelines. These witnesses scarred the characters, and they instantly started following Gaster. Some of these theoretical characters can be witnessed in the main timeline. They started spreading the story of Gaster to a select few in the main world.
These main world characters then started spreading the story to others, and the story eventually became well known among the Underground monsters. People started calling him Warped Doctor Gaster, or W.D. Gaster for short, as he was warped across time and space.
Still don't believe me? Still think that I fabricated this whole story to sound as ridiculous as possible while still having a kind of coherent plot line? Well, think back to Entry 17. Now, think of Entry 17 being connected to this WHOLE THEORY. "Darker, darker, yet darker. The darkness keeps growing. The shadows cutting deeper." It references Gaster being forced into the Underground by the Ancient Builders; the darkness of the cave consuming him, and the shadows of his past cutting deeper into his mind, piercing him with the trauma he felt on that fateful day.
Now, the next part of the entry reads "Photon readings negative. This next experiment is going to be very, very interesting...." refers to Gaster first working on his time machine, as it took so much energy to run that each experiment he ran on it failed...until it didn't.
Now, the last part of the theory is what stood out the most to me. At the very end of the entry, Gaster says "What do you two think?" Now, many people think that this is Sans and Papyrus. However, in our previous theory in which we proposed Mario and Luigi as Sans and Papyrus, we discussed that Sans and Papyrus would've just been entering the Underground when Gaster got warped. So it can't possibly be them, as the timing just doesn't match up.
Well, who else could it be? It might've been Asgore and Toriel, except that Toriel had likely already divorced Asgore at this point. So what other duo do we know in the game that he could be talking to? Could it be characters we haven't been introduced to yet? Well, you see, I believe that the answer is much more simple than that. I believe that the people he's referring to is actually none other than KRIS AND SUSIE FROM DELTARUNE!!!!!!!!!!11!🤯🤯🤯🤯
But that, my friends, is a theory for another day. 😏
So, there you have it, folks. Gaster is actually a Ghast and the Human-Monster War was started because he accidentally killed the Ancient Builders' dog in Minecraft.
bUT hEY, tHAt'z jUst a tHEoRy, a gaYm thEOrY!!!11!!!
comment if you want part 2

So hear me out, if they bring land vehicles, sure they could somehow add aiplanetary flight to the game.
The only issue see if the map boarders, what happens if you travel too far horizontally? Maybe they could get creative when approaching a boarder, could load/generate the next known map dynamically?
I wouldn't mind it if l could take off, and after getting to a certain altitude, be presented with a button that would load me into outter space.

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In the vast landscape of technological advancements, semiconductor chips stand as the bedrock of modern innovation. From smartphones to autonomous vehicles, these tiny components power our digital world. However, the journey of chip manufacturing has long been dominated by a select few countries, leaving others to catch up. India, with its burgeoning tech industry and skilled workforce, stands poised to become a significant player in this domain. Let's delve into the future of chip manufacturing in India and explore the potential it holds.
The demand for semiconductor chips has been skyrocketing, fueled by emerging technologies like artificial intelligence, Internet of Things (IoT), and 5G networks. However, recent global events, such as the chip shortage exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic and geopolitical tensions, have highlighted the vulnerabilities of relying on a handful of countries for chip manufacturing. India, recognising the strategic importance of semiconductor production, is gearing up to capitalise on this demand surge.
The Indian government has launched several initiatives to bolster the country's semiconductor ecosystem. The ambitious "Make in India" campaign aims to transform India into a global manufacturing hub across various sectors, including electronics and semiconductors. Additionally, schemes like the Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme offer incentives to companies for domestic manufacturing, further enticing investment in the semiconductor sector. These efforts have attracted major players like Intel, Qualcomm, and Samsung, signaling confidence in India's potential as a chip manufacturing destination.
Building a robust semiconductor industry requires not only capital investment but also advanced infrastructure and research capabilities. India has been making strides in this regard, with initiatives to establish semiconductor fabrication units (fabs) and research facilities across the country. Collaborations between academia, industry, and government bodies are fostering innovation and skill development in semiconductor design and manufacturing. Here at NCU we have expertise in VLSI Design. A large number of alumni are placed in companies like Apple, ST Microelectronics, Cadence, and Synopsis. A good expertise from alumni helps students, who wish to pursue careers in chip designing. Furthermore, partnerships with international semiconductor giants bring valuable expertise and technology transfer, accelerating India's journey toward self-sufficiency in chip production. The international partnerships are also explored to further enhance the student's skills in chip manufacturing.
While the prospects for chip manufacturing in India are promising, several challenges lie ahead. These include infrastructure limitations, skilled workforce availability, regulatory hurdles, and global competition. Overcoming these obstacles will require sustained efforts from all stakeholders, including policymakers, industry leaders, and educational institutions.
However, amidst these challenges lie abundant opportunities. India's vast talent pool in engineering and IT, coupled with a thriving startup ecosystem, can drive innovation in semiconductor design and software development. Leveraging India's strengths in software and services, semiconductor companies can explore new business models, such as chip design services and intellectual property (IP) licensing.
The future of chip manufacturing in India holds immense promise, driven by rising demand, government support, and collaborative efforts. By investing in infrastructure, nurturing talent, and fostering innovation, India can emerge as a significant player in the global semiconductor industry. As the world moves towards an increasingly digital future, India stands ready to make its mark on the semiconductor landscape, shaping the technologies that will define tomorrow's world.
Authored by Dr. Pooja Sabherwal Associate Professor, Department of Multidisciplinary Engineering, The NorthCap University

Today, I am going to talk about two topics,

1. What is griefing and the history about it
   
2. Should we grief in bloxd
   
3. Why bloxd needs a grief proof
   

Part I: The history of griefing and how people use it
A photo of a griefed creative server
Before the tree limitation was added, this is how grief looks like. It is insane, destructive because most players use trees to grief, even when fireball and iceball were added. Although fireball and iceball removed from creative shortly after they were added, trees still don’t have a limit that time. Creative server is griefed all the time. Like the entire grass layer is gone, and you will definitely see one thing in old creative servers: Trees. Why people use trees? Because trees could be grown by saplings and they grow entire ”broccoli” right in your base after a minute. If your CPS is higher than the breaker’s CPS, the base is gone, for sure. Players always do this on enemy‘s base or just straight up in any unprotcted based. (for fun of course)
Part II Should we grief
Opinion: You shouldn’t grief but I can’t blame you if you grief. Here’s why:
We shouldn’t grief because the destruction it create. Although the unprotected base could be abandoned, but other players might want to build in it. If you grief, they need to clear entire mess (including bomb holes, trees, other things etc) just to build in that area, which is not nice.
Also, if the victim came back one day and saw his or her base got absolutely destroyed, they definitely won’t feel good. I mean, if that’s your base, what will you feel? I think 99% of them won’t feel good.
Thirdly, some beautiful areas for building will get obliterated. Some places like snowy mountains won’t look good when you have big freaking mess on it. Snowy mountains should be beautiful, but with this, no one will try to even look at it.
But here’s why I can’t blame griefers.
First, according to the rules, griefing does not count as rule breaking. They just call you to put protectors if you report someone griefing. So even how much you grief, it won’t against the rules. You can blow the entire world up, fill the world completely with trees, the game just won’t care!
Secondly, it was their fault if they don’t put protectors. The game hint players many times to place protectors, but some players just ignore it. The game already told them but they don’t hear, so if it get griefed, we can’t blame it, it is just because those players are too careless.
Finally, anything will get griefed one day. Players want space to build, then they will destroy unprotected builds to give them space. Mostly, it will get destroyed in 1-2 months after it was abandoned. So it won’t be a problem when you see your base get griefed.
Part III Why the game have to grief proof when it was not against then rules?
I mean why they need to add that? Now we can’t even start a fake tree farm in creative now! also, they disabled bombs, but we need it to destroy our bad builds that we don’t want. They just need to tell everyone to place protectors, WHY WE ARE AFFECTED WHEN IT WAS OTHER PLAYERS FORGOT TO PLACE PROTECTOR? I mean it is still good but bad for builders.