[00:20:22] Sons and daughters of Kerbin: It's not called retreating, it's running away from danger as fast as you can! [00:23:11] Reusable Falcon 9 upper stage development abandoned (again?) https://spacenews.com/musk-hints-at-further-changes-in-bfr-design/ [00:28:37] Action: Scolar_Visari ponders if SpaceX engineers took the consideration very seriously given the bite a reusable upper stage would've taken out of payload capacity. [00:30:46] Now this is pod racing! https://store.steampowered.com/app/808910/STAR_WARS_Episode_I_Racer/ [00:35:20] pod racing, but it's which dolphin can eat the most tuna [00:36:42] wish I had money, some space stuff I'd like to do too [00:37:04] UmbralRaptop: Bonus points if you just stay home and train humans to give you fish. [00:37:33] JVFoxy: Space Engine is space stuff for free. [00:43:07] Scolar_visari I was thinking more developmental stuff, maybe launch to test it actually works. [00:44:54] JVFoxy: But Space Engine IS in development! [00:46:36] JVFoxy: design controls in kRPC? [00:48:28] space engine more eye candy... knowledge database. I was thinking more systems to help explore space to expand on it that knowledge. [00:48:45] the other day, on the news, Canadians don't want to see just Americans landing on the moon, rather a mixed nationality project [00:53:04] JVFoxy: Er, I think the big story was general skepticism over a Lunar gateway. [00:53:41] There are budgetary, leadership and R&D deadline concerns surrounding the plans, which were admittedly never that concrete to begin with. [01:23:48] UmbralRaptop: I think the biggest potential threat to large NASA projects in the near future is bald or thinly guised anti-intellectualism. [01:25:31] The earth/climate/weather ones, definitely. Other ones more political details or giving the appearance of cutting costs. [01:28:36] UmbralRaptop: There was a recent attack ad which specifically disparaged the Europa Clipper. [01:28:55] #KSPOfficial: mode change '+o APlayer' by ChanServ!ChanServ@services.esper.net [01:29:04] Not for the lander requirement, mind you, but because of it involving astrobiology [01:31:16] uh [01:31:45] o_O [01:33:01] I mean, right now I'm biased towards ice giant orbiters (and a Venus return because it can teach us about exoplanets), but o_O [01:34:33] Go Jovian or go home! [01:34:47] All Neptune has is a moon that orbits backwards! [01:35:31] Jupiter has theme parks orbiting it, like Lava World, Ocean World, Ice World and Plate Tectonics World! [01:36:13] hah [01:36:14] we haven't even dared to do a mars return, why would anyone consider a venus return? [01:36:47] Eddi: I suppose you could return Venusian atmospheric samples [01:36:58] & return? We have a lander arriving at Mars in just over a week. [01:37:14] UmbralRaptop: I think Eddi thoguht you meant sample return. [01:37:26] Plus a current rover, and at least 3 orbiters [01:37:27] Action: Scolar_Visari sighs as the hopes for a new Venera mission fade. [01:37:57] Eddi|zuHause: the last US mission to Venus was Magellan in, uh, 1992? [01:38:14] ah yes, i thought you meant "return from venus", not "return to venus" [01:38:25] Eddi: That would be a goldmine of geological data, however. [01:38:39] Action: Scolar_Visari ponders what part of Venus one would best stab to get old rocks. [01:39:04] isn't venus surface weirdly uniform? [01:39:12] A Venus sample return would give way more bang for the kg returned than a Mars one. Though I don't know for the $. [01:39:56] Eddi|zuHause: maybe, but there is some ambiguity. We could do with better evidence for/against the resurfacing event [01:39:58] Eddi: No more than Earth, in a way, due to geological resurfacing. Like the Earth, however, there should be holdouts of ancient rocks. [01:41:01] There are also interesting volcanological features, though how active they are is something that requires further investigation. [01:41:24] (granted, Eddi|zuHause might be paying more attention to ESA, which did have a Venus orbiter more recently) [01:42:16] Don't forget Akatsuki! [01:43:22] Yeah [01:46:05] Also, why, "ice giant orbiter" *or*, "icy moon orbiter". Is it too much to ask for both? [01:47:48] Decadal deathmatch^W report [01:48:58] Action: Scolar_Visari mutters something about reforming the committee responsible for approving NASA's budget. [01:50:43] Action: un214 still wants a working warp drive [01:51:14] I'm not sure that one is physically possible. [01:51:31] thre are some theories about that [01:51:45] well dark energy has a negative sign, and something with negative energy is required [01:51:56] basically, if you can make the negative energy source the rest is doable [01:52:35] it's a lot of "well, mathematically that should work, no idea how to get there physically, though" [01:54:14] un214: I don't think any cosmologist or physicist would actually describe dark energy as something that could be used in the manner you're thinking. [01:54:30] well, we barely managed to make a handful of atoms of antimatter. nobody has even a clue how to approach exotic matter [01:54:39] Particularly if DE's a cosmological constant . . . [01:55:49] The negative sign is in pressure, but as best I'm aware, works out to positive energy density. [01:55:59] Eddi: There are also theoretical issues that haven't really been resolved, such as, "will warping space time build up an extinction level event's worth of charged particles?" [02:02:56] Scolar_Visari then don't point your drive directly at the target [02:03:26] Un214: I think it's less an issue at what you're point at but rather in every direction. [02:03:45] ah; definitely doesn't do that [02:03:47] I wouldn't make any bets on warp drives ever being a thing, or any FTL for that matter. [02:04:19] well it's kind of a toss-up whether or not man will get one working before he runs out of time [02:05:16] Like, "Earth turns into Kharak time" or, "Heat Death of the Universe" time? [02:05:27] i'm going out on a limb here and postulate that we won't see any practical use of a warp drive in our lifetime [02:05:45] like God says "enough" time [02:05:58] Eddi: I'll stay on my tree and say humanity won't see any practical use of space-time warping technology before maximum entropy [02:06:25] Action: Scolar_Visari sets their egg timer just in case. [02:06:47] on the other hand, if you have arbitrary space warping (which the warp drive isn't) than maximum entropy is not an issue [02:07:44] In any event, you don't need FTL for semi-reasonable interstellar travel. [02:07:54] i'm assuming a warp drive still can't violate the 2nd law of thermodynamics [02:08:08] While Mr. Torgue would not approve, LASER SAILS can do the trick without magictech! [02:10:19] correct the second law is still in play. There are metrics that defeat the first law but a warp drive will not suffice to set them up [02:15:38] laser sails make me optimistic (!) about interstellar travel [02:17:56] Now we just need several hundred teraWatt lasers emitters in Solar orbit . . . [02:19:36] Sell it as a weapons system! [02:19:58] lol man you'll never reach high relavisitic speeds that way [02:20:51] un214: Yes you can! [02:21:04] It's a matter of lowering your payload mass, increasing laser output. [02:21:53] Or, better yet: Moar lazors. [02:22:35] If you can push a manned spacecraft to a decent fraction of C, getting an unmanned one to ludicrous fractions of C would be trivial. [02:26:30] #KSPOfficial: mode change '+o APlayer' by ChanServ!ChanServ@services.esper.net [02:27:46] it's the heat dissipation [02:29:12] That really shouldn't be an issue unless you're using a very focused beam at very close range. [02:30:05] Even for a relativistic craft, you're still talking about months or years of acceleration by a wide beam against a sail many dozens or hundreds of square kilometers in area. [02:30:18] Preferably thousands too, I guess. [02:32:51] I'm not even sure the payload would even need to be very well shielded. In practice, it'd be a lot easier protecting it against laser light than it would be engineering a heat rejection system for a high thrust fusion rocket. [02:35:47] The laser stations themselves would generate horrendous amounts of waste heat, but they're also largely stationary once finished and need not concern themselves with staying lightweight. [02:41:49] Action: Scolar_Visari admits, however, that stopping a relativistic laser sailcraft would likely require the use of a rocket unless you've the appropriate infrastructure on the receiving end. [02:42:03] Still a lot easier than a rocket for both acceleration and braking! [02:43:22] Action: Scolar_Visari ponder aerobraking . . . in a star's atmosphere. [02:43:28] Action: UmbralRaptop recalls seeing some papers on sail designs getting into Sirius orbit faster than alpha cen [02:46:01] The ablation of your spacecraft's will produce thrust! [02:47:03] Kind of low Isp (in this case o_O) [02:47:57] Scolar_Visari, In the book Accelerando, they cut loose half the sail to act as a mirror to reverse the laser that accelerated them. However, that requires insanely good collimation, among other things. [02:48:00] A white dwarf mission would be kind of interesting. Though, admittedly, not as cool as a neutron star or black hole rendezvous. [02:48:28] lordcirth: There have been papers on the subject of using moar laser sails for reversing thrust on the receving end for a few decades now. [02:48:55] I'd think that'd be too far out for longer distance missions. [02:49:43] Forward, Robert. "Beamed Power Propulsion to the Stars" AAAS Symposium on Interstellar Communication and Travel 1986 http://www.transorbital.net/Library/D001_AxA.html [02:52:23] The randomly missing spaces are annoying [02:52:27] Cool paper, though! [02:53:24] Action: Scolar_Visari notes the article discusses maximum speeds of 30% the speed of light, with ships completing trips at distances of ~11 light-years within a very reasonable 40 years [02:55:07] Yes, they'd require tens of thousands of teraWatts of laser output, but there's nothing physically impossible aboot that! [03:25:16] Action: Scolar_Visari goes off to design a lightsail spacecraft using rays of photons reflected by shaven, well polished human heads. [04:20:19] #KSPOfficial: mode change '+o APlayer' by ChanServ!ChanServ@services.esper.net [05:40:54] hello [06:30:16] #KSPOfficial: mode change '+o APlayer' by ChanServ!ChanServ@services.esper.net [06:38:51] what a strange bird https://www.instagram.com/p/BqHegFdlonJ [06:51:01] huh... [06:51:15] over here, they'd want you to put pets in approved crates. [06:52:56] I took my fennec on the train once, still had someone freak out. I got out at the station, staff looked at me. I went up to them to talk. They said, someone was reporting wild animal on the train. Noticed the crate, 'he's in an approved carrier, don't see any problems' [07:08:37] #KSPOfficial: mode change '+o APlayer' by ChanServ!ChanServ@services.esper.net [08:08:14] Last message repeated 1 time(s). [08:08:14] so many flat earth videos :) [08:10:10] wow! interesting history on NASA and Big Bird https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cEi1Dl-29Io [08:20:53] Rolf ok.. knew about teachers in space.. not the bird also being part of things. [08:21:04] yeah [08:21:19] I still have space shuttle story which ends at the 86 explosion [08:21:25] *book [08:23:51] gorilla did make it to the space station... not as a teacher, just.. well... you decide: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hjRrb4bk5_s [08:28:32] i got proof that global warming is a hoak. it'S the temperature outside is below 0! [08:28:39] lol jv [08:28:53] hoax [08:29:19] yeah I got proof earth is flat also. my driveway right there is very flat. no curve at all [08:29:43] i got the antiproof of that :p [08:32:56] your basketball ball? ;) [08:34:06] yes that gorilla was funnny [08:34:30] yeah [09:05:52] https://mastodon.technology/@adelheid/101089347847735692 [09:11:09] Althego doctors... but also now hotels are considering doing twitter feeds for people so they can spend more time enjoying vacations.. [09:11:17] was a blurp on the news yesterday [09:12:37] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wL9PcGu_xrA fun [09:14:52] i thought there would be more pain because of the joke [09:17:28] Althego: there's much pain [09:17:35] we just don't know how to express it [09:18:00] I just dont get it lol [09:18:07] maybe good thing. no pain [09:18:19] heh this is painful for me. an electrical engineer not understanding conservative central force field (in this case gravity) [09:18:42] how did this guy finish his education? [09:19:07] did I miss a link? [09:19:18] only one I see is mastodon one besudes youtube links [09:19:23] Rolf: nobody expects the spanish inquisition [09:19:40] sounds similar to spanish inn physician [09:20:12] saw this video show up in my suggestions. I meant to view it.. [09:20:32] yes i also saw this solar tracker video suggestion [09:20:41] but i knew what it is, so didnt watch it [09:20:49] nice feedback control though [09:21:15] I have a 6' fixed dish stand.. I'd like to convert to sun tracking... ya no easy task [09:21:22] he had a video that he misunderstood what conservtive cetral force? [09:21:35] got link:? bec im curious [09:21:36] no, i am watching a flat earther electrical engineer [09:21:42] ahh good [09:21:58] while one I linked to isnt best on video quality hes been ok so far [09:22:03] well [09:22:13] yes he has to be cause made a nice sun tracker [09:22:14] in least one youre watching isnt talking about time cube [09:22:22] nobody does [09:22:36] only 1 guy, if that one is still alive [09:22:41] yeah it was too weird to become weird beliver thibng [09:23:20] theres also guy whos making entire religion based OS [09:23:22] flat earther makes sun tracker.. or did I miss something? [09:23:33] no that guy died a few months ago [09:23:39] it is its own standard. not linux not windows nothing as he wrote everything [09:23:57] the os one or time cube? [09:24:00] https://developers.slashdot.org/story/18/09/08/037245/creator-of-templeos-terry-davis-has-passed-away [09:24:50] interesting [09:25:01] I wonder if anyone would be interested in source code [09:25:08] its so strange yet working [09:25:19] JVFoxy: no, these are unrelated. i watch a flat earther electrical engineer arguing with some people, there was a video of a guy who built a sun tracker, and the tempe os creator died, while the fate of the timecube guy is uncertain [09:27:03] ah fun [09:27:26] space cubes and pyramids was a thing in the past... [09:27:46] oh the time cube guy also died according to wiki [09:28:14] cereic comic had really funny one about pyramid power and batteries [09:28:17] causes? [09:28:33] the guys that died... old age or..? [09:28:37] 87 years old [09:28:51] fairly good chance yes. templeos one tghough he died middle age so dunno [09:31:53] I'll just say stress [09:33:06] probably yeah [09:34:14] a train hit him [09:34:30] man that sucks [09:34:39] was not on his medication for schizophrenia [09:35:55] oh.. kay... though I guess not surprising [09:37:24] topic got really dark [09:37:56] maybe change it to black holes, dark matter, dark energy, black body radiation, or something similar [09:39:44] black hole suns... ;) [09:40:04] would be deadly, because of all the x-rays from the accretion disc [09:40:29] unless on a tidally locked planet [09:41:04] hehe some commenter asked an electrical engineering question to check if the fe guy is really one [09:41:08] didnt answer it :) [09:41:20] issac said eyeball planets would be more common because its easy to be too far or too close but tide locked so theres band of livable space [09:41:40] probably they are common [09:41:55] there is ponental livable temperate area in mecury [09:41:57] at least heard about a bunch of them in kepler data [09:42:04] because most stars are red dwars, so planets are close [09:42:13] since back side is quite old and hot end very hot we has basically infinite energy there. [09:42:22] and thats before we consuder solar power. [09:42:29] mmm.. depending on things, you'd have the sun static in the sky all the time. Be hard to tell how the day was going.. if you'd call it a 'day'. [09:42:36] isnt mercury in a 2:3 resonance? [09:42:43] hehe vector field question [09:43:00] hmm thought it was simply rocking a little [09:43:16] ya.. merc takes longer to spin on axis than it does to orbit. [09:43:31] around 57 days for its day [09:43:43] venus is just backwards [09:44:05] THE hottest planet in solar system yet second in closeness to sun [09:44:28] atmosphere matters [09:44:35] indeed [09:44:36] even earth would be quite cold without one [09:44:38] hot is such a relative term [09:44:51] especially when not about spherical bodies :) [09:44:58] but who knows s9 [09:45:03] so mecury does rotate, that doesnt rteally matter much as we should find it very usable anyway. [09:45:22] its like iron core with little crust. lots easy mine iron [09:45:24] i think there was some scifi book with crawling cities on mercury [09:49:14] my Jovian Chronicles talks about people on Merc... massive solar farms, people going underground when sun comes up.. [09:49:56] Also talked about people on Venus but terraforming had been going on for a bit. Not stupid harsh as we know it now. [09:50:01] didnt find anything on progress docking [09:50:06] isnt it supposed to be today? [09:51:11] thought a day or so.. [09:51:23] next day is the cygnus [10:25:59] possible to do alternate cabin interiors for the Mk1? [10:26:05] *crew cab thatis [10:26:53] not in the base game [10:27:03] probably there are mods with different interiurs [10:27:09] but i wouldnt know that [10:27:17] als oit was just upgraded [10:28:24] couple of ideas have come to mind from some time ago... seats facing same way.. or more like a proper 'cabin'... its just a thought. [10:28:56] ah you mean the airplane cabin? [10:29:14] yes the seat backwards always annoyed me [10:29:15] I did an experiment with rearranging the jet cockpit, but after one of the updates, its interior wouldn't work any more [10:29:20] i guess it wants to be a business jet [10:30:55] its ok.. just, seems weird launching crew facing down/backwards in rocket with it :) [10:31:19] though sometimes I wonder if kerbals defy extra gravity when it comes to be apart of the ship [10:31:36] #KSPOfficial: mode change '+o Deddly' by ChanServ!ChanServ@services.esper.net [10:32:07] I finally got myself a red button https://i.imgur.com/s5Y5M56.jpg [10:32:20] hehe [10:32:27] emergency phone? [10:32:34] for 800 yen? [10:33:00] tokyo metro in-car emergency interphone [10:34:55] the switch is simple enough (there is a hidden reset button to the left behind the cover), but can anyone point me in the right direction as for how the heck I might get the microphone working [10:35:56] there's four wires coming out of the thing, the right two change from disconnecterd to 2.4 ohms when I activate the switch, the rest seems to do nothing [10:37:39] any combination of right and left wire seems to do nothing [10:39:33] hehe [10:39:47] isnt one pair for a speaker? [10:39:55] just noticed that the front hinges providing easier access to the reset and allowing to change the "break glass" thing which actually seems to be acrylic [10:40:02] buecause i guess when the button is not pressed, then you can hear the other side [10:40:24] the button is not meant to be reset by the caller [10:40:31] ah [10:41:11] there seems to be no lock or alarm preventing you from opening the cover lol [10:41:24] probably around zero people know about this here [10:41:37] this likely means you can open them up on revenue trains... [10:41:37] maybe some train fans somewhere [10:43:09] Althego, could the same part serve as a speaker and microphone? there seems to be only one audio thingy in there [10:43:42] technically. for fun you can use some mics as speaker, but there will be low volume [10:44:07] in a train full of screaming people I don't really want it to be low volume [10:44:23] but somehow you have to be able to hear the guy on the other end [10:44:34] yeah that's why I'm confused [10:45:22] it kind of seems like the switch has it's entirely separate two wires, with no shenanigans as to one wire serving multiple functions [10:45:36] that leaves only two other wires coming out of the unit [10:46:26] I've gotta clean the back plate of this unit before opening it up, just it's sheer existence in a resting state is enough to spread dirt through my entire room [10:46:36] hehe [10:46:52] fingers, the worst disease vector since genitals were banned in public [10:47:10] (yeah I know airborne is worst but) [10:47:50] Speakers make great microphones. The other way around, not so much [10:48:04] i never tried that way though [10:48:48] But I don't think it can be simultaneously a speaker and a microphone [10:48:53] yes [10:49:08] because you either drive ot or measure it [10:49:22] Exactly. Otherwise the feedback would be perfect [10:50:11] that is why i thought the button is a usual transmit in a half duplex [10:50:41] What's "half duplex"? [10:50:51] both directions, but not at the same time [10:50:57] Ah [10:51:31] That wouldn't be optimal in an emergency situation when regular people aren't used to PTT [10:51:58] but then there should be something separate, a mic and a speaker [10:52:19] This is from a train carriage? Isn't it likely that there is a microphone elsewhere in the carriage, maybe connected to a camera? This unit could be one-way only [10:52:20] holy crap I might now have dirt older than the subway sarin attack in my kitchen [10:52:34] heehe [10:52:44] go outside and do it there [10:54:39] heh that was in 95. so long ago [10:57:11] I guess sarin couldn't actually survive that long in the open? [10:58:45] supposedly water degrades it based on wiki [10:59:26] I mean they would have decontaminated it before putting the train back in service [10:59:47] even if they didnt, it would have decomposed by now [11:00:32] https://66.media.tumblr.com/09e4a99e4d0558e014f202226745dad3/tumblr_odmme7rHhn1rjjqhuo1_540.jpg [11:00:37] I assume that the unit is from a 03 series, which would give it some likelyhood of having been directly or indirectly affected [11:00:59] the other possibility is a 02 series, which could also have been affected [11:01:09] so they are green? [11:01:38] my office https://66.media.tumblr.com/9fc1de10eb6f0c48be4f470c90d79287/tumblr_o2d28vlK691st4bmvo1_500.jpg [11:01:45] hehe [11:01:50] didnt knwo you had an office [11:04:12] dunno I don't really like glass floors [11:04:20] except that as far as I know only one 02 series has been decommisioned, and I have one of it's wheel stoppers here, and the car number it belonged to doesn't match the trains involved in the sarin terror [11:04:41] Rolf, it's an air floor [11:05:03] thats far less supportive surface [11:05:07] doesn't scratch or shatter as easy [11:05:15] might shatter your bones tho [11:05:20] goo sunlight though. good for tanning and vitaium D [11:05:39] nah I decline to accept that office lol [11:08:31] not even with a company provided parachute? [11:08:44] anyway, what I actually wanted to ask, other than making sure that I did not expose myself to sarin inadvertedly, was about wiring the microphone/speaker thing [11:08:45] too short term [11:09:06] hehe [11:09:48] I wonder how that sounds to pacbard who joined too late to have any guess at the context lol [11:13:01] yep [11:13:39] I've removed the only screw on the back and all I got were screw terminals for the wires [11:13:40] hehe [11:14:15] they're labeled 291, 292, 293 and 290G, which I guess is meaningless without the manufacturer's manual [11:14:33] plus, more of the goddamn soot [11:14:37] hehe [11:14:43] apparently they don't clean the insides of the train walls [11:14:44] just where did that come from [11:14:47] no smoking [11:14:51] no hands touched it [11:14:54] If pacbard would like the context so he knows that GlassYuri isn't making some sort of terrorist weapon: http://bitcoinshell.mooo.com/users/deddly/?C=M;O=D [11:15:21] Althego, seeps into the cracks [11:15:30] gets dragged inside the wall by the doors [11:15:37] ah [11:15:41] from the back [11:15:56] if it is close to the doors that makes sense [11:16:07] lot of dust and oul create that black dirt [11:16:10] oil [11:16:12] might also come in through the window frames [11:16:31] doesn't have to be near the door if it has literally decades to spread [11:17:02] but usually they are because there are seats elsewhere [11:17:55] five door car https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ENd8MBgy9Bo/maxresdefault.jpg [11:18:08] hehe loks strange [11:18:11] three door car https://i.ytimg.com/vi/WUseGT13No4/maxresdefault.jpg [11:18:58] for the five door car, the door retracts in between the inner and outer window pane [11:19:03] heh I once had a car where it had 5 seats but only 2 person can sit in it [11:19:07] Oh yeah, Japan. Standing room only in those commuter trains, right? [11:19:19] Deddly, except for all the seats in those pictures [11:19:53] oh btw on that three door car, the polstered thing next to the seat closest to the door [11:20:03] they had those for sale too, but I didn't grab one [11:20:04] "all those seats" <-- yeah, a couple around the edges. But there's a lot of empty space [11:20:23] even the old russian metro cars have more seats [11:20:43] we still have the same running here as the one in the fox video [11:21:06] there aren't that many seats but during rush hour they only get in the way [11:21:16] off peak they tend to be somewhat enough [11:21:35] plus if you're uncivilized like me you can sit on the floor [11:21:56] Do you ever experience this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E7kor5nHtZQ [11:22:05] hehe [11:22:11] dont camp in a train car [11:22:33] Deddly, not with myself being pushed in, no [11:22:46] I was just thinking how terrible it would be in there if there were a lot of seats [11:23:05] ehehe [11:23:10] this pushing is funny [11:23:29] just wait for the next one lol [11:23:36] also those last people trying to get in when the train is already beyond full deserve to be dragged out honestly [11:24:20] their dumb egoism causes delays which then reduces short time line capacity by several hundred passengers [11:24:35] The next train will also be full though, no? [11:24:54] yeah but they will be the first in line [11:25:01] I mean, everyone has an appointment to meet [11:25:21] Is there a line? In Sweden it's a free-for-all [11:25:41] https://youtu.be/dIvC4ZB88h0 [11:25:43] Deddly, door positions marked on platform, lines form naturally [11:26:34] at shinjuku where I often transfer there are four lines marked, however I never saw that working in practice [11:26:57] I see. But people are employed to squish people in the train, so it seems like it's supposed to be OK to cram yourself in a train that's already full [11:27:06] feels delightfully evil when there's people lined up to the other side of the platform and you just open up a new line next to them [11:27:40] you can get yourself in, turn around, both feet in the train car, lean back [11:27:58] not too uncomfortable if there is still space [11:28:44] if there is no space and the meat pressure raises too high it gets very uncomfortable for the people already on the train, otherwise I don't mind it on short distances [11:29:06] hehe meat pressure [11:29:18] increases meat tension [11:30:10] what I really hate however is that sometimes nobody bothers to hold on because they can't fall over anymore [11:30:56] eating the intertia of twenty fat businesszombies doesn't feel all that great [11:31:07] hehe [11:31:12] wear a coat with spike studs [11:32:08] or with something people really hate [11:34:19] since I'll likely go there in january, I wonder how people in tokyo would react to an "I love nanjing" t-shirt [11:51:55] huh, my trumpet works better when warm [11:52:12] must be thermal expansion :) [11:52:24] also when im at the lower fundamental frequency and push the pistons which add tubing lenght it goes up in pitch and not down [11:52:30] it is a bit hard to get it lower [11:53:12] ma7ybe try cooling it in a fridge [11:53:40] why [11:53:53] it is better when warm anyways, probably gets less condensation inside [11:53:56] for a counter experiment [11:54:03] because otherwise I have to empty the water inside quite often [11:54:29] so I just breathe in it for a while to heat it up [11:56:53] I can kinda play the first 5 notes of the russian anthem [11:57:04] hehe [11:57:05] because that's the first thing I decided to learn playing for some reason [11:57:09] which is the soviet anthe [11:57:10] m [11:57:21] yeah [12:02:24] maybe add the french anthem to your repertoire too, for a countermeasure :) [12:02:46] yeah maybe [12:03:15] but you know im not really the partiotic type [12:03:25] I would gladly burn down the president's house [12:03:42] hehe [12:03:53] with him in it [12:03:55] this channel in no way supports property damage [12:03:59] heh [12:04:02] unless it is done by rocket explosions :9 [12:04:14] I like the country but not all the political crap [12:04:30] stink bomb the grass. no properity amage but sure smells for quite a while [12:04:37] hehe [12:04:54] peoples can't even get near there during manifestations [12:05:05] half the police is just there to protect the president [12:05:12] because he knows no one likes him [12:05:26] and flying a rc plane in the middle of paris might prove difficult [12:05:50] not to mention police would catch you because of suspected terrorism [12:06:04] im pretty sure im already on some watch list [12:06:17] for searching recipes for rocket candy and nitrocellulose [12:06:31] hehe [12:06:40] but those are legal [12:06:47] yeah that's the point [12:07:00] competely legal but I can missile peoples with that [12:07:16] and you can stab people with knives [12:07:27] break their necks with bare hands [12:07:32] french meh less problems than where I am at [12:07:44] there are levels of threats it is pointless to try to protect against [12:08:08] yeah [12:08:23] and im not gonna do anything stupid unless im extremely annoyed [12:08:29] which might happen [12:08:37] otherwise we get to the point as the perfect computer security: the network is safest without users [12:12:29]