Minecraft Survival Multi-Player

 

You can play Minecraft Survival Multiplayer. Review the game server’s Changelog to see recent changes.  To play Minecraft, open the game, choose multiplayer, click “Add Server” and type memorymatrix.cloud in the Server Address field. Memory Matrix SMP is a Java-version Minecraft with regularly occurring allowances.   Randomly enchanted books are given out every couple of hours.  Other allowances may occur by request.  For some folks, emeralds are issued, for others name tags, an some even receive XP every 36 minutes.

There are no guarantees regarding the server and you play at your own risk.  The server’s status is available from Minecraft Server Status by Anders G. Jørgensen, MCS, & Minehost, among others.

 

Independent Study Archive

 

The latest text chronicle is entitled “Changelog legend“. Check out the Chronicle for the complete record of notes, data, research material, and essays.

This blog is targeted at me in another country.  That country is old age.  The concept of old age as another country first presented itself to me in a 1995 book by Page Smith called Old Age Is Another Country: A Traveler’s Guide.  The content may server others well.  The article “Blogging like it’s 2006” explains why I am writing this website.  One feels compelled to write or create some e-texts on occasion.  This also serves as a notebook to remember things and share things that were useful for me.  This is especially true now that search results are being replaced with output from language models.

Do not use this website for investment, health, or legal advice. The material on this site is for social critique, spiritual analysis, and data exploration. Scriptural quotes on this site may have punctuation removed. In the case of Greek language quotations diacritics may be removed. The purpose of the quotations on this site covers multiple aspects. One aspect is to cross reference materials for study. Another aspect is to study the languages themselves. Another aspect is to provide a base for direct comparison to images of ancient parchments and carved texts. Greek in that time period did not use capitalization, punctuation, or diacritics. The oracles of God were not conveyed using those, and translators/scribes use them in ways that may change the message one comprehends. The quotations on this site are thus intended for me and other readers to closer match what one would see upon visually examining an ancient document. This is not an intent to deceive. It is an intent to create a stripped text that matches original manuscripts letter for letter as can be verified by look at the ancient documents themselves.

The citation mode is generally that of The Chicago Manual of Style as crafted by Zotero. Content and links may appear in both English. This page primarily contains computing notes, gardening notes, social science notes, and other reading material.

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