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This is a port of cmatrix for OC Key Bindings:
Q: Quit
0-9: Set Speed (0: fast: 9 slow)
@: Set Colour to Green
!: Set Colour to Red
#: Set Colour to Yellow
$: Set Colour to Blue
&: Set Colour to White
%: Set Colour to Magenta
^: Set Colour to Cyan Installation:
oppm install cmatrix    

Yes i have discord, anyways if i mentionned GERT it's because i find interesting the idea of connecting minecraft servers each other. It allows for a OC "internet", since oc servers can now technically be acessed from any minecraft server having a GERT address. Which allows for endless possibilities in oc web.

Do you have a Discord (preferred) or IRC account we can use to talk more about this? I'm interested since you mentioned GERT

OHML is a markup language based on XML, it is a simpler, OC-graphics adapted version of HTML.Par Part 1: Why i got that idea?
It all started when i noticed that most network programs/libraries were either DNS system, or Website system.
I tought it was very important to maintain an universal language for webpages. It is the first step of having
a stable and universal "OCnet", which will follow with server and client implementations. Protocols, etc..
To finally have it united. It would mostly be useful with GERT since it allow for one, global, routing technology. Part 2: OHML versions OHML patch versions (1.0.1, 1.0.5, etc.) minor changes (more understandable descriptions, new optional arguments) can be asked in comments section, might get accepted, and when features are froze, set as a new minor version of OHML specifications. OHML minor versions (1.2, 1.1, 1.42) will accept features (new tags, deprecations, rename of tags/arguments, etc.) can also be asked in comments, they will get a seperate title from their major version, and have the space feature-freeze process than patch versions. OHML major versions (2, 4, 5) can start from a little draft based on a major feature (removal fo  tags, minor/medium changes in way how code is wrote, etc.), and then should be put in another OETF thread, to add new features, validate them, and polish them. OHML v1.0 tags: Table about all tags and their (XML) arguments is available in png format, attached to this topic. Examples: Image: <image file="blabla.pic"></image> = "blabla.pic" showen as PIC (MineOS image) format Text: <text>Hello!</text> <text>World</text> Script: <script lang="some_script_language">Some multi-line script</script>
Hyperlink: <a href="/superdupernews.ohm">Show super duper news</a> Part 3: HREF format
An HREF format defined in <a> tag can be relative or absolute.
If a href starts with any supported protocol name followed by "://" (ex: ohtp://), the link is fully absolute and should be coutned as the same than if the user
inputed it as a website. It's a normal URL
Then, if a href starts with "/", it is relative to the website host (can be ohtp://test.com), so, the full path is: {WEBSITE HOST} + {HREF}
Finally, starts with nothing above, it is relative and should be appended to the actual URL URL are in the same format than real ones (protocol://host://webpage) OHML, being a markup language, will not support any kind of dynamic coding like <if> statements, <print> statements, etc., dynamic coding is handled by <script> tags and scripts languages supported by the browser. (Currently no script language has been made, it's coming).   Anyway thanks for reading that long document about OHML, feel free to ask me things. I am actually making a protocol for it (OHTP) and then a basic server + client implementation. A OHML decoder hasn't been done yet, but since OHML is based on XML, any XML parser will do the job, then just show tags appropriate content and here it is! OHML is ready for any people making a script format and a web protocol. Community will choose by itself which one is used.    

@squidflex 
So everything is hooked up. Can you please hit the "CHARGE" button on the GUI and see if that changes anything for you? If it does then BRGC simply decides, that it's overproducing energy. Although 1600 mB/t sounds odd (as it should be 2000 mB/t -> 1 turbine).