[00:13:14] why is xchat worse than the kiwi web app [00:14:49] madmerlyn, wasn't xchat replaced by hexchat ages ago? That's what I'm using [00:15:19] I dunno, I just have Xchat on my arch install at home heh [00:15:29] let us consult the Pacman [00:15:43] xchat was encumbered by copyrights for a long long time (don't know it it ever got worked out) making it almost impossible to modernize. Hexchat was the result. [00:16:11] installing hexchat after a general package update :P [00:16:35] btw new AVP dropped yesterday [00:16:46] one of my screenshots made it into his loading screen release :D [00:19:26] AVP? [00:19:44] Astronomer's Visual Pack [00:24:38] hmmm...incandescent lightbulbs are getting rare....they never used to be so high in price. [00:25:22] Draconiator, why do you still need one? [00:26:53] #KSPOfficial: mode change '+v eriophora' by ChanServ!ChanServ@services.esper.net [00:28:35] ok I've got Hexchat roughly where I like it [00:28:51] wish I could get rid of all the grey UI elements, but better than nothing [00:29:10] I use kvirc [00:29:23] theres a way to install gtk themes for hexchat on windows [00:30:02] I think gtk themes are normally global on Linux [00:30:41] I just assumed Windows silly me. [00:31:42] He mentioned pacman earlier [00:32:11] I did I did [00:32:14] *sigh* I just tried pinging a random website 3 times, and the results are: 197ms,270ms,lost [00:32:35] I just want useful internet [00:33:18] what kind ? [00:33:40] DSL, 10Mb/s down, 1Mb/s up ( supposedly ) [00:33:52] 10MB VDSL... nice [00:34:11] madmerlyn: you use a gui application on Arch? isn't that illegal or something? :P [00:34:39] XD [00:34:41] uh.. no. It's 2017, having no GUI on a desktop would be asinine ;) [00:34:53] my server has no GUI on it though, and is headless proper. [00:35:01] I will admit that when using Arch I used irssi [00:35:04] I have Arch on my Chromebook. Chromium works, Atom doesn't. [00:35:15] I also use irssi through a screen session. [00:35:47] I do have transparency setup on my hexchat though so I can see what's going on in discord beneath it :P [00:35:54] I'm just messing with you. I love Arch. (Though I have to confess I'm cheating on it with Fedora right now) [00:35:59] It was at least a month in before I thought to install a graphical file manager. I wanted to see video thumbnails, so I installed Thunar. Great FM. [00:36:07] madmerlyn, that sounds terribly confusing [00:36:45] nah, the KSP reddit discord is a pretty young crowd so I mostly don't engage unless it's like posting mission pictures or something [00:37:02] apparently the average age of an IRC user is a lot higher than a discord one :P [00:37:08] no, really? [00:37:13] madmerlyn: imagine that [00:37:14] heh [00:37:21] ok so hexchat, how do I make the stupid channel pane go away, it's wasting real estate [00:37:44] Drag the separator to the edge [00:37:54] lol so just cover it up [00:37:59] k that works I suppose [00:38:45] if anyone cares https://imgur.com/zZGSS1h [00:38:46] https://i.imgur.com/zZGSS1h.png [00:38:47] I might have to do some more advanced configuration with hexchat, like some conky stuff or something [00:39:02] I wonder what's the average age for slack [00:39:06] that's a tiny screenshot [00:39:13] ? [00:39:41] so you run IRC from terminal? [00:39:56] on my laptop yeah [00:39:59] with angry cartoon wallpapers behind it? [00:40:01] :D [00:40:17] my wallpaper is the death star heh [00:40:32] I run IRC from terminal, my wallpaper is a constantly-updated image collage from that Japanese satellite. [00:40:34] +1 for tmux [00:40:38] I was watching a cooptional animated thing on youtube in fullscreen [00:40:45] madmerlyn: my wallpaper is Chrono Trigger [00:41:03] lordcirth: I barely have any idea what I'm doing with it. [00:41:04] ok I need to update all my mods and jump in KSP [00:41:18] have I mentioned I don't use CKAN because CKAN on Linux sucked really bad last time I used it? [00:41:26] madmerlyn, it's fine now [00:41:40] does it still run in mono? [00:41:47] of course [00:41:51] yuuuuuck [00:41:56] :D [00:42:01] CKAN does suck less on Linux. [00:42:17] There's code that lets you build a debian, and I have a Dockerfile that works for it as well. [00:42:49] apt-get install 'a debian' [00:42:50] the day when KSP is run on a phone.... we can talk about distractions while doing just about anything [00:43:29] hehe we've already established I'm on arch, .deb files aren't my preferred method of packaging [00:44:13] its not in the AUR? [00:44:24] CKAN? Maybe. [00:44:39] but that doesn't mean it's not just a garbage script that installs it in wine or something like that [00:44:47] madmerlyn: didn't you hear? we are in a post-package world where you run everything in Docker in the cloud [00:44:49] lots of questionable packages in AUR because well.. it's AUR :P [00:45:08] its in there. I just checked [00:45:28] yaourt says my CKAN is 1.22.6-1 [00:45:35] how old is that, 18 months? :P [00:46:09] I think its current [00:46:27] lol >yaourt -Ss ckan: aur/ckan, aur/ckan-git, aur/fortune-mod-rickandmorty [00:46:36] oh I see, ckan is in the middle of rickandmorty [00:46:49] "Fortune quotes from Rick and Morty. GOTTA GET SCHWIFTY [00:46:51] ok I'm installing that [00:47:28] madmerlyn: why not install poney-say while you are at it :P [00:48:10] holy crap there are a lot of fortune packages [00:48:27] apparently getting quotes in your terminal is a really popular thing that people don't just write curl scripts for? [00:48:53] The quotes have to be assembled somewhere [00:54:15] for those wondering: https://github.com/erkin/ponysay [00:54:35] Action: madmerlyn facepalms [00:54:58] .... [00:55:47] I mean... the guy did create a utility to convert any ascii art into 'something-say'... [00:55:49] https://github.com/maandree/util-say [00:55:59] oh right, I was going to make a small MM script to add USI tether to all command modules [01:10:24] I was wondering why my station was moving by itself... [01:10:52] somehow, loading the station triggered loading the boot script for the kOS CPU [01:14:49] I'm rewriting my spaceplane script now [01:16:18] you know.. they joke about the ant engine in game... yet it does surpsing well with a probe core and a couple of oscar tanks. [01:16:20] ve2dmn, unpacking a craft always triggers kOS boot [01:16:37] JCB, it's great for the last stage of tiny things, yeah. [01:16:46] Sometimes I do an Ant + 2,3,4 spiders [01:17:00] I never use ant [01:17:08] if I want a 20 minute burn I'm going ion [01:17:22] madmerlyn, if it's 20m, then you should have used a Spark [01:17:30] exactly. [01:17:31] Ants are for tiny craft [01:17:56] lordcirth: I did not know that... I guess I'll add 'shutdown.' at the end of all my scripts [01:17:56] if it has an oscar it's not that tiny :P [01:18:07] do they have any smaller stock tanks than oscar? [01:18:11] coulda used spark but then your putting more weight into the engine portion.. [01:18:24] I'd probably spark if I need the extra twr for landing somewhere [01:18:50] madmerlyn, there is the tiny toroidal tank, that's it [01:19:16] isn't the toroidal bigger than oscar? [01:19:37] huh... with two tanks, ant engine, was only 5 minute burn to mun orbit [01:20:00] its bigger by only 50 percent more I think? [01:20:16] oscar+toroidal = the first FL tank [01:21:00] ... I think... [01:21:02] Apparently it is 150% the Oscar-B's size [01:22:57] ok ya.. 18 fuel on oscar, 27 turoid, 45 FL-T100 [01:26:26] also.. wish I knew about the aboslute/relative offset setting earlier... >_> [01:28:07] JCB, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVsBNzJ97I8 [01:28:08] YouTube - 7 BASIC TIPS & TRICKS to get better at building stuff in Kerbal Space Program (KSP Tutorial) [01:28:52] its ok.. thanks though. Found out about it through some other video [01:30:59] the lack of ability to go from 1 to 4 and then from 4 to 1 again annoys me to no end [01:31:04] There's a lot of good stuff in there that I didn't know about [01:31:12] ve2dmn, what do you mean? [01:31:26] 1 quad stack adapter [01:31:45] 4 science jr [01:31:50] then another adapter [01:32:07] only 1 out of 4 on the second adapter will be connected [01:32:49] ve2dmn, oh, right. Yeah KSP stores parts as a tree. [01:32:50] ya.. when you reverse the stack... 4 into one.. [01:33:02] its just how the game works in only being able to branch out, instead of together [01:33:04] Can't have loops [01:33:12] JCB: if you put docking ports it works, but it's not elegent [01:33:34] heh.. depends on how you do it.. ports aren't exactly strong either [01:33:40] I don't want loop, I just want struts [01:33:47] game complains too when you use ports as decouplers... [01:34:18] my six pack tourist rocket.. I just put stuff on to a centeral spine.. [01:34:27] er six.. 12 pack.. [01:34:57] Even cheaper "rescue" rocket: http://www.bksys.at/bernhard/temp/screenshot74.png . Just to get control of the stranded and let it deorbit and land with the jetpack. Hot Kerbal during deorbit :) http://www.bksys.at/bernhard/temp/screenshot73.png [01:36:33] Is there a fix for the tilt of rockets when controls at launch get ready? [01:36:42] That's annoying. [01:36:50] Messes up my launch angle. [01:37:12] depends on the tilt.. is it standing on just the egines? [01:38:19] No, on a stability enhancer as in the pic. [01:39:07] eh.. looks like it was just placed that way. [01:39:10] That one's at 15 deg but may get down to 20 deg after the tilt. [01:39:18] oh.. [01:39:25] put a launch clamp on either side [01:39:33] yeah. But want to save money :) [01:39:38] they can hold up, but they do bed easy [01:39:42] you get them back after [01:39:46] I believe.. [01:39:52] checking ... [01:40:03] sides.. they only 200 [01:40:16] ugh you really /that/ broke in game? [01:40:59] testing no canard design on the full size 55t capacity Gallahad now [01:43:27] JCB: Yeah, I got it bck. [01:43:47] yeah.. that didn't work so well [01:45:58] ugh ok.. so .. 5 engines might be a bit too much for this Mk1 pod launcher... trying 3.. [01:46:29] looks like doing somethign similar to mercury-atlas launch minus vernier engines mid body [01:47:13] JCB: Ok, there is still a bit of a jerk at launch, but less. [01:50:35] with an angle like that.. I'd just put them to the sides. [01:50:55] Where the fins are now? [01:51:08] I need the fins there. [01:51:26] I could attach them to the fins, but that's ugly. [01:51:31] also... weird I'm getting better preformance out of my booster when take away fuel in the design... [01:51:44] well ok maybe not so weird.. just means I initially had too much fuel, slow launch [01:51:50] Wait, taking out fuel of solid fuel boosters ...? [01:51:57] also cutting down two engines makes it more effiecent [01:52:06] not using solid boosters [01:52:18] doing something of a mercury-atlas design [01:52:24] Ohh, wow, there are solid controls. Fuel and thrust limiter. [01:52:37] SRB controls [01:52:39] it uses a 1.5 stage design. [01:53:24] I won't need ballast any more :). [01:54:25] Why didn't anyone tell me when I said I used a micronode as ballast. [02:02:47] if you clip vernors completely inside a nose do they still work? [02:03:45] parking a trailer in the dark is fun [02:05:46] not sure... [02:06:00] I know tail fins don't work if stuck behind jet engines.. [02:06:50] *except rapier [02:11:35] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQbZ-a8xn0U - yep I recorded it. [02:11:35] YouTube - Acer Aspire One from 2008 loads up Lubuntu [02:13:19] darsie, you never right-clicked on an SRB? [02:13:45] wait till darsie finds out about advanced tweakables :O [02:14:23] Draconiator, if you want to obsessively optimize, try running 'systemd-analyze blame' and 'systemd-analyze critical-chain' [02:15:12] wtf man-db.service, why you so slow. [02:15:32] gzip and gunzip of man files is very slow [02:16:30] man-db runs on a schedule, so it should only run on boot if you haven't rebooted recently [02:17:27] Also, not everything 'blame' shows actually occurred during boot [02:27:57] so no canard Gallahad-L can do 18t to orbit easily, but it struggles with 22.5t on takeoff [02:28:14] I'm thinking I might have to adjust the engine configuration to get payload capacity back up into mid 20s [02:31:14] I'm guessing because you have more weight up front, control surfaces can't put enough force to rotate the craft [02:31:52] maybe worth seeing if you can get your payload area centered over the CoM area a bit more. [02:50:28] lordcirth: If I did I forgot. [02:50:45] madmerlyn: Is that a mod? [02:50:53] darsie, no, it's a setting [02:51:02] They hid some of the stuff to be less scary [02:51:06] ok [02:53:02] #KSPOfficial: mode change '+o Supernovy' by ChanServ!ChanServ@services.esper.net [03:06:18] scary... overwhelming... eh [03:17:22] #KSPOfficial: mode change '+o Supernovy' by ChanServ!ChanServ@services.esper.net [05:04:26] Last message repeated 3 time(s). [05:04:26] #KSPOfficial: mode change '+o Dman979' by ChanServ!ChanServ@services.esper.net [05:08:21] ISS Urine Tank Level: 58% [05:11:26] cringe: when it goes down is it because they're recycling it back into water [05:11:47] more than just water [05:11:58] also air [05:12:07] soon.. it'll have beer in it [05:12:15] or.. used beer... [05:12:27] beer is a beer, in space [05:12:46] space beer [05:13:06] not so sure I like the idea of fizzy water or alcohol in space... [05:13:19] gas bubbles might get confused with lack of gravity [05:13:40] also, better out the attic than out the basement [05:15:04] no jimmy neutron fans i guess [05:15:45] JCB: but there's no German capsule. Need more Astro Germans for iss beer [05:15:46] post holidays .. I'm guessing people still out of sorts. [05:15:56] They got Italians up there and an espresso machine [05:16:54] ugh.. I keep wanting to record something but... a little unsettled on this rocket's preformance... stage fright I think? [05:19:04] Your rocket isn't up to my arbitrary standards! [05:19:11] Action: TheKosmonaut smashes the dislike button [05:42:46] blep... [05:46:48] last workday [05:46:49] ! [06:00:20] Gasher[work]: until when? [06:00:28] until 9th [06:07:27] Hello!, [06:14:14] HsPanda: hi [06:15:08] Gasher[work]: that's a pretty good amount of time [06:15:16] yes [06:19:53] #KSPOfficial: mode change '+o Deddly' by ChanServ!ChanServ@services.esper.net [08:49:47] #KSPOfficial: mode change '+o APlayer' by ChanServ!ChanServ@services.esper.net [09:41:29] #KSPOfficial: mode change '+o Deddly' by ChanServ!ChanServ@services.esper.net [09:57:29] OK, so how would I get the Mach number in Kerbins atmosphere given an altitude and a velocity? Should be possible, shouldn't it? [10:04:26] i thin, you can calculate it from dynamic and static pressure [10:04:36] just do as any real adc does [10:11:45] cant you ask the game for it? i mean in a simulator this would be available from the aero module [10:12:02] and obviously the game has to know it because of the jet velocity curves [10:19:06] I cannot really, because kOS does not expose this info [10:19:48] I think I managed to get every parameter I need to calculate it, except for the temperature - and there you go, because I have no idea how to get /that/. [10:23:13] I need to know the density at a given altitude somehow. Apparently you can get it if you are at the particular spot, but you cannot really get it in advance [10:23:23] and again, the game obviously has that too, because that is what the science istrument delivers [10:23:57] But this is kOS, not the game :P [10:24:02] but that may be oat, which may not be what you want [10:24:34] if the scirpting language does not give you this, it is obviously flawed. mods can access it [10:24:48] at worst you could make an extension of kos to handle it [10:24:59] The scripting language exposes a whole lot of things, but not everything [10:27:20] I guess I'll just have to gather atmospheric temperature data, then... [10:27:43] Or pester ve2dmn about it, he had a setup for that yesterday [10:28:15] there is a temperature diagram on th wiki for kerbin [10:28:39] Yeah, but I can't really use it to read out data for further calculations [10:28:52] but actual temperature is also dependent on time of day [10:30:07] FAR gives you mach number [10:30:10] ... or I just ignore the whole Mach number thing and assume the rockets Cd * A to be constant, which is almost is in the range that I care about [10:30:16] In the ranges* [10:30:43] oh for kOS [10:30:45] no idea [10:30:59] Because I care about far supersonic and far subsonic only, the transonic part is exactly /the/ one part that I don't need to calculate [10:53:05] Ugh, so I do this approximation, and the next thing I get is dynamic pressure... And it also needs the density [10:53:24] Like a slap in the face, "No, you're not gonna circumvent this problem!" [10:55:21] You know what, I'll just take a value out of this table that is approximately in the middle of the area I need, and assume it is constant [10:55:46] Calculating things with missing parameters for the formula is no fun [11:46:57] #KSPOfficial: mode change '+o APlayer' by ChanServ!ChanServ@services.esper.net [11:57:06] Was nuclear pulsed propulsion ever tested as a ful ship design/ [11:59:23] No, never. That would require setting off nuclear bombs [11:59:36] They did that a lot. [11:59:37] Many nuclear bombs, even [12:00:16] Well, they did not test it as a form of propulsion [12:01:14] Wouldn't they be relatively dirty because really huge bombs use up fuel better and small bombs have more waste? Or is it more nuanced than that? [12:02:15] was anything explosive ever tested as a form of propulsion? (other than the obvious) [12:04:18] sandbox, yes - the ICBM technology was planned to put a satellite in space [12:04:27] what's the obvious? They did try a bomb rocket thingy in like the 60's [12:04:31] Not ICBM [12:04:47] the massive gun thing [12:05:08] Epi, fuel [12:05:28] hmm maybe the footage i'm seeing now is the same nuclear Project Orion one [12:08:49] I don't think the ISP of explosives could surpass dedicated rockets. [12:09:09] Nukes are kind of the exception as they have absurd energy in tiny amounts of mass. [12:09:25] And we don't have a closed cycle fully nuclear rocket yet. [12:09:45] Nuclear Salt Water and Nuclear Pulsed and nuclear thermal are what we have right now. [12:09:57] I think nuclear salt water can be done with current tech. [12:11:02] What's the benefit of the salt in the water? [12:11:23] It's nuclear fuel in a liquid and when you put two pipes to one pipe it goes critical and basically explodes. [12:11:46] So you have a nuclear explosion shooting H2O out the back. [12:12:11] I think that's how it goes. [12:12:23] I'm not sure why the word salt is in the name. [12:12:41] Because nuclear salts, got it [12:13:06] In chemistry, a salt is an ionic compound that can be formed by the neutralization reaction of an acid and a base. [12:13:08] Salt = ionic bond, mostly happens between metals and non-metals [12:13:30] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_salt-water_rocket [12:13:47] the rocket would be fueled by salts of 20 percent enriched uranium or plutonium. [12:15:23] I think NSWR is possible with current tech. [12:15:40] NPP certainly is. And NTR certainly is. [12:17:09] "[...] the exhaust would [...] be travelling [...] faster than Solar escape velocity, [...]" [12:17:19] Action: APlayer googles solar escape velocity: 617.5 [12:17:22] km/s [12:17:32] Not bad stuff, there [12:17:58] It's an interesting idea. [12:19:13] We really need orbital shipyards so we can send up and use stuff that nobody would want going off in their own country. [12:20:32] Do railguns scale forever based on rail length? [12:20:52] Like a 10km long railgun would be 10x better than a 1km long railgun? [12:30:06] probably not in atmosphere [12:30:27] and the rails erode because of the contact with the projectile and that is worse by its speed [12:31:01] but what if you use magnetic rails? ;) [12:40:13] What if your rails are 1337 and indestructible? [12:40:58] they need to be in contact with the projectile so that an electricalcurrent can flow [12:41:22] the problems with railguns to space is: Almost everything will burn up, before it reaches space... [12:41:22] what if they are not solid? like plasma [12:41:27] and you can't make orbit with it either [12:42:21] heh it is few minutes past leet time [12:43:49] what, railguns to space, that is crazy [12:44:03] cargo needs to be g force tolerant [12:44:11] and there is a need for an ablative heat shield [12:58:50] #KSPOfficial: mode change '+o Deddly' by ChanServ!ChanServ@services.esper.net [13:01:23] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fission-fragment_rocket#Dusty_Plasma "With exhaust velocities of 3% - 5% the speed of light and efficiencies up to 90%, the rocket should be able to achieve over 1,000,000 sec Isp." [13:04:00] This whole article is pretty amazing [13:07:50] what is this? i want one [13:08:54] this is around as efficient as the epstein drive in expanse [13:09:06] it would open up the solar system [13:11:39] APlayer, and yet 10 years on since the source was written, where is the technology now? [13:15:46] I guess this isn't the same thing? https://arstechnica.com/science/2017/08/nasas-plasma-rocket-making-progress-toward-a-100-hour-firing/?comments=1 [13:16:47] that was vasimr [13:16:58] not exactly nasa but they pay for it [13:21:15] I think it says as much in the article [13:23:40] Deddly: Aerospace is slow [13:24:21] And even slower if you don't have a working prototype to show off, because nobody wants to risk billions of research funds for some piece of technology that may not even work in the end [13:24:56] I want to waste billions of research funds on tech that might not work [13:24:58] Also, nuclear rockets pose a whole new set of problems you don't have to deal with from a purely technological standpoint, because everybody is afraid of nuclear things [13:26:04] Deddly: Alright, please waste a few billions of research funds on me, I want to research if I can reach Mars by jumping really hard [13:26:09] OK [13:26:24] Begin [13:26:46] Too dangerous, I could break through the ceiling [13:26:52] I need funds for a helmet first [13:27:41] hehe [13:31:08] We'll add a little extra in the #KSPMods monthly pay for channel ops [13:41:16] nice where do i apply [13:45:38] Squad HQ, please send a full application including CV and personal information before the end of the year [13:46:23] hehe [13:50:12] In triplicate [13:51:45] don't forget it also has to be in at least 3 of their supported languages as well [13:51:49] vogons? [13:52:13] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbN1NaQ7yQI [13:52:14] YouTube - Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy-Vogons [14:00:45] hell no lol [14:01:26] just because the article contained triplicate [14:02:20] https://i.imgur.com/WygP4Jv.jpg [14:02:26] Getting closer and closer [14:02:35] My prediction is still right tho [14:02:40] No launch in 2016 [14:04:10] :D [14:23:12] TheKosmonaut, I could have told you 12 months ago there would be no launch in 2016 [14:23:48] Deddly: yeah I could have told you 13 months ago! [14:24:04] also. Yes how I see my blunder [14:24:14] :P [14:24:27] I predicted no launch in 16 too. [14:24:46] Meanwhile some crazies have been saying this is the year since like 2012 [14:24:47] TheKosmonaut: Well, could you have told it with certainty? [14:25:10] How could you know Musk had no secret underground hangar where he already had a dozen FHs ready for flight? [14:25:28] APlayer: I could have. Because I am just very pessimistic regarding SpaceX and their timetables [14:26:07] Well, that's subjective, and has no place in a scientific community such as ours :P [14:26:23] This year was the first year where I thought it was possible but I held me ground [14:26:47] TheKosmonaut, What's your prediction for 2018? ;) [14:27:05] Deddly: well I don't doubt a launch in Q1 for FH [14:27:13] Since they have the hardware in place [14:27:18] Think it'll work? [14:27:22] I don't think it'll work [14:27:24] Well, true that, Elon is a bit optimistic with his time management. But what, IMHO, sets his companies apart from others is that he sooner or later actually does what he promised [14:27:46] Whether it's a complete failure or a failure to hit the desired trajectory is something I can't really place [14:28:01] No other aerospace company is making leaps such as SpaceX, despite them clearly missing their deadlines [14:28:09] I think what sets his companies apart from most others is that they are not only about making money - that is one major difference that is either good or bad depending on your perspective [14:28:53] I feel like it's 50% about his hobbies and not money :D [14:29:20] How many people are there actually planning on making a moon base just because this is the future and it would be cool? [14:29:41] SpaceX worries me with their QC [14:29:45] they cut corners [14:29:46] Pretty much half of NASA, I guess [14:29:54] The DOD ripped them apart in a recent audit [14:29:56] QC? [14:30:04] enough struts but it will be so funny when the boosters hit the core :) [14:30:16] See here https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/CoZ3mndR/dod+spx+audit [14:30:19] I just hope that Tesla Roadster doesn't get smashed [14:30:35] eh... [14:30:44] rest assured it will :) [14:30:50] big boom [14:30:57] big bada boom :) [14:31:21] What's that from, TheKosmonaut? [14:31:23] "we found bottles of soda and personal items in FOD-controlled areas" [14:31:25] they could have at least thrown on an experimental ion thruster and some solar panels for science [14:31:32] Deddly: the US Dept of Defenfe [14:31:34] ...uh, name me a company that doesn't do such things? [14:31:37] Defense [14:31:51] defenfe :) covfefe :) [14:31:55] TheKosmonaut, it reads like a Risk assessment [14:32:05] https://media.defense.gov/2017/Dec/22/2001860659/-1/-1/1/DODIG-2018-045_REDACTED.PDF [14:32:15] Post failure investigation, more like [14:32:40] APlayer: nah. It was from june 2016 to March 2017 [14:32:54] I was replying to Deddly [14:33:07] Oh [14:33:17] "it reads like a Risk assessment" - "Post failure investigation, more like" [14:33:36] Nobody said you could address The Deddly directly [14:33:49] Do not look The Operator in the eyes [14:34:00] That's true. TheKosmonaut, ask him who gave him the right to do that [14:34:08] Deddly is now Theodore's worriedly know assessor [14:34:12] ... [14:34:19] What the heck Gboard [14:34:33] TheOppressorFormerlyKnownAsDeddly* [14:34:49] Gboard may not address me directly [14:35:19] Action: Judge_Dedd frowns at everybody [14:35:21] Deddly is a bipedal ape like mammalian just like the rest of us [14:35:37] Action: APlayer judges Deddly [14:36:06]