[03:06:49] the launch is delayed half an hhour [03:06:58] i could have slept a little bit more [03:44:53] music started [03:46:52] and no launch [03:47:17] it was 80%, now it is 0 [03:48:01] need more wind turbines to dampen the upper winds! scnr ;) [03:49:41] the Everyday Astronaut is going to simulate a spinning deployment in KSP [03:59:13] and the radiator is not warm [04:02:53] pfft. Everyday Astronauts scrubs the launch of KSP. boring!!1 [04:03:53] lol [07:18:47] "try switching from KerbalJointReinforcementContinued to KerbalJointReinforcementNext" - is that stuff really useful? I tried (some) KJR once and it wobbled my large fuel station to destruction. didn't happen without KJR [07:19:24] admittely, the fuel station was a 3x3 cluster of 2 large 5m tanks each, docked together by two sr docking ports [07:19:36] so not exactly a nice tree [07:23:00] it used to beú [07:23:16] used to be useful [07:23:35] but i think if you couldnt add struts correcly you were not trying hard enough [07:29:42] "Expanding a docked container in space is one of the trickiest thing I've ever done with KSP" - heh. floating points, I guess [07:30:32] that Ground/GlobalConstruction container expansion magic might actually be a better TweakScale [07:39:37] hehe i read it as docker container, i was wondering how they manage virtual machines with ksp [07:41:48] managing the server farm at KSC would take realism a bit too far [09:50:12] i'm sure some people would play that game [11:14:43] https://make-linux-fast-again.com/ [11:15:16] That's why I have a Ryzen... [11:15:48] .. i have a 9 year old Phenom II [12:00:54] Is this a bunch of kernel options turning off various exploit protections? [12:20:12] yes it looks liek that [13:06:44] It is, yes. And you only want to do that if you're sure nothing will exploit it [13:07:10] Don't use a browser on that system for example [13:10:02] isnt amd immune to spectre and meltdown? [13:10:38] also i thought the kernel changes were necessary only until the microcode update happened [13:17:34] iirc some fixes can only be done in the kernel [16:35:27] #KSPOfficial: mode change '+o purpletarget' by ChanServ!ChanServ@services.esper.net [18:28:58] https://www.gog.com/promo/20190516_launch_promo_surviving_mars_green_planet [18:38:04] scott [19:12:33] That's a lot of DLC [19:14:05] dont need to buy all. i just linked it because it is off [19:16:30] i remember something of a bygone era, the 486 dlc :) [19:18:33] the game lokos interesting but its price and all the dlcs deter me from buying it [19:21:33] Worst for DLC is still EU4 [19:22:07] I had a lot of it till last year and I sorta stopped. I reckon I'd have to buy a few now to be up to date. [19:32:05] TheKosmonaut, I'm kinda surprised Paradox hasn't created a subscription service [19:32:18] Pls [19:32:26] Don't give those swedes any ideas. [19:32:46] might actually be worth it for the more casual players [19:35:01] hehe this intel security vulnerability is worse than i thought. apparently the only way to fix it is to disable hyperthreading [19:36:19] whens the rumored release date for zen 2? [19:37:34] 3rd quarter this year [19:37:51] maybe more info at computex [19:37:57] ouch, I thought it was going to be earlier [19:37:57] computax [19:38:07] combotax [19:38:39] still earlier than intel :) [19:40:01] maybe they abandoning consumer desktop cpu completley and only doing laptop server and GPU stuff [19:40:40] nah, they won't ever completely abandon it [19:41:41] their roadmap doesnt list any 10nm desktop, and the roadmap goes up to 2021 or so [19:42:22] hehe [19:42:41] which means i am returning to amd after all these years [19:42:48] i feel the same [19:43:57] samsung are prototyping 3nm "allaround FET" maybe ill go Arm till i need an upgrade ) [19:44:39] i want to buy a few raspberry pi 4s, but it is happening only next year [19:44:59] the desktop is slowly aging, but still ok for 1-2 years [19:45:03] are running a bot farm? [19:45:27] so i can just sit back and see who wins the cpu war, and the gpu war [19:46:08] i have a i7 4730 or so, i think that will do for a few years [19:46:52] 4790k here. my only problem is that I'm starting to feel low on cores [19:46:55] maybe intels kicks out amd from the GPU market, that would be funny [19:47:05] i doubt it [19:48:30] and than Nvidea buys Intel :) [19:48:54] and then google buys all :) [19:49:14] and after that Volkswagen buys Google because they can [19:49:26] and Tesla [19:49:31] and install an engine that fakes search results? :) [19:49:52] google will be Germified [19:50:05] Germanyfied [19:50:11] the horror [19:50:37] and guess who sits on top? Mother Merkel [19:51:08] world domination... finally [19:51:24] i still havent completely healed from the damage the germans did to me. it has been only 3 years. i needed more for the finns too [19:52:23] what damage? [19:53:40] bad experiences [19:53:57] Lederhosen are not for everyone :) [19:54:02] lol [19:55:46] so i guess i cant convince you to work at the company im working in? they would Give me 2500€ if you drop my name :), [19:56:11] ... [19:57:07] Furniture Factory with a small inhouse software dev team [19:57:38] furniture with software, lol [19:57:59] ok, one day probably all our everyday items are going to have code running on them [19:58:17] once had a friend try to convince me to join up on WoW.. I never did. Then I found out they would have gotten a free month or something for each person they got to join up. I felt somewhat.. conflicte [19:58:35] For intranet applications and framework stuff i guess [20:01:22] the stuff we sell is Mostly dump... except the motorized desks and i think with motorized sliding doors (not sure who the hell would need that) [20:07:00] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMO9uUsjXaI [20:07:05] i always admired the original experiment [20:07:18] to measure the speed of light without lasers, with purely mechanical equipment [20:07:27] that needed a lot of smart thinking [20:07:50] funny unit of measurement here: pixels / rpm [20:21:10] Im watching the second season of Startrek discovery... second episode and the violated the prime directive after discussing that they shouldnt violate it [20:21:51] i didnt even know it was running [20:21:57] then i heard bad things about this [20:22:00] it [20:22:17] so just as with star wars, this era is also the end of star trek [20:22:28] 2nd season is better. The Orville still feels more like traditional Star Trek [20:22:38] yes, that is what i gathered too [20:23:53] miss the ol' TNG days? [20:24:55] what i miss the most is that in TNG the captain acted like a capatain, only gives orders and thinks about stuff [20:25:53] the 1st season of discovery kinda went bananas half way through the half before was the same :) [20:30:39] Pricard had a bit of a story behind him as well.. [20:30:50] wow... they went to a planet far away with a settlement with people escaped WW3, but after 200 years they dont even have electricity [20:31:08] I remember when they were talk'n bout the one for DS9 before it was to come out.. don't remember too much though [20:31:29] they did not even try to invent things... just build a church and praised to god [20:40:57] I'm about to place a station in mun orbit.. I'm having troubles trying to figure a good orbiting height. I don't want too low.. or overly high. [20:42:03] 7km [20:42:26] i would put it a bit higher just because of the time acceleration limit [20:42:52] Depending on how much docking/undocking pushes it, maybe slightly higher? [20:43:19] ya.. I keep forgetting about accel limited buy alt.. [20:43:48] lol.. 7km.. far far too low. I figured at least starting around 30km up... [20:46:21] pondering on a project: would orbital time periods of various altitudes be of any use to people? [20:47:05] not really, except for stationary [20:47:19] or maybe in reality sun sync [20:49:23] more I guess wondering how long my crew on the surface has before a launch window to get back up to the station, when station is at various orbits. [20:51:04] actually maybe a personal test project.. I know dv map talks about how much from 14km up.. but not about other alts.. [20:51:44] doesnt really matter in the case of the moon [20:52:12] but even for eve or tylo, a few 10 kms dont make much difference [20:52:21] i have to sleep [20:52:26] to see the launch tomorrow [20:53:25] wich launch? [20:53:55] spaex starlink [20:54:00] derp [20:54:05] 4:30 [20:54:14] why didnt elonj tell me.... [20:54:46] oh i might can catch that [20:56:09] but spacex did [20:56:15] today it was scrubbed [20:56:34] stream went on for a minute, and a guy told us that no launch today [21:05:35] hehe automated cat soaking gun [21:05:47] like the turret in aliens [23:37:52] Hmm... futzing around with some numbers and a graph... [23:38:12] did a thing for the mun.... [23:39:27] Got wondering... Mun's gravity is 0.16g... does that reflect on the slight curve of the graph I made? https://imgur.com/a/YYD0rGF [23:44:57] #KSPOfficial: mode change '+o UmbralRaptop' by ChanServ!ChanServ@services.esper.net [23:45:56] JVFoxy: indirectly? [23:46:31] Something something T = 2π sqrt(a³/GM) [23:47:48] I was just thinking if I had done this around Kerbin, the curve would be more noticeable.. I'm not even sure how one would measure the curve.. [23:49:32] I'd suggest trying a power law fit >_> [23:50:37] I mostly wanted a quick reference. I was even considering a deltav change for various altitudes, but wasn't sure how I'd add that into things. [23:51:48] Delta V maps talk about lowest possible heights. Some cases I don't wanna go quite /that/ low... [23:54:55] I mean, you could work out equations for ΔV for transferring to or from a fixed orbit