[00:02:07] mabus: do you have good maps for planetbase? [00:03:10] i tried a few of the things on the workshop but nothing was as fun as the core game [00:03:38] i like games i'm likely to fail at. ksp, planetbase, civ, rust [00:08:08] mabus: but the choise of landing site on planetbase makes all the difference [00:19:48] hey guys [00:19:54] can you help me with antenna range balancing [00:20:08] what should be the range for an antenna that can connect with most of the INNER solar system [00:23:47] depend on KSC [00:25:20] You mean up to Duna? The range needs to be Duna's SMA (or apoapsis) plus Kerbin's SMA to get to duna from Kerbin at furthest point [00:26:12] Then you can reverse the range equation to get the antenna's range. [00:26:55] (kerbinsma+dunaap) = sqrt( DSNrange * antennarange ) [00:27:45] then balance it for a specific DSN power. I can't remember them off the top of my head, but they'll be easy to find. [00:31:13] #KSPOfficial: mode change '+o Technicalfool' by ChanServ!ChanServ@services.esper.net [00:34:20] Bennu update https://cneos.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news201.html [00:36:13] mabus, when i saw rust i immediately thought the language, and was like, "yeah, i know that feel." [01:08:40] Sons and daughters of Kerbin: Han Solo did not kill his wife! It was the Narn Ambassador, but Agent K did not care. [01:11:01] Greenwood et al. "Oxygen isotopic evidence for accretion of Earths water before a high-energy Moon-forming giant impact" Science Advances 2018 http://advances.sciencemag.org/content/4/3/eaao5928.full [01:14:29] Mmmm, peer reviewed excellence. [01:15:31] :3 [01:16:12] From the article: "These findings are consistent with modeling studies, which indicate that Earth would have had an ocean before the era of giant impacts and that this ocean was retained despite the high energy of this terminal accretion phase." [01:16:51] Action: Scolar_Visari ponders the amusing possibility that life developed on Earth prior to the Moon's formation and was utterly extinguished by Theia's impact. [01:17:40] but would that not mean that that impact would also have slung vast amount of waters into the future moon's accretion material? [01:18:02] where has all this moon-water gone then? [01:18:52] It was likely lost during the Moon's accretion. [01:19:23] Remember: The current understanding of the Giant Impact has the Moon developing from the debris of the impact in orbit beyond the Roche limit, rather than as a singular chunk. [01:19:59] yes, like a ring that slowly accumulated into the moon that we know today [01:21:25] There's more at Robinson & Taylor's, "Hetereogeneous distribution of water in the Moon" Nature Geoscience 2014 https://www.higp.hawaii.edu/~gjtaylor/GG-673/Moon/Robinson+Taylor(2014).pdf [01:22:43] From that article: "A chief geochemical virtue of this model is the hot conditions led to loss of volatile elements, explaining the strong depletion of volatile elements in the Moon compared with Earth." [01:24:10] And the formation of the Moon was hardly slow: Some estimates have the new ring system forming into most of the Moon within a month! [01:25:15] !!! [01:25:34] #KSPOfficial: mode change '+o Dman979' by ChanServ!ChanServ@services.esper.net [01:25:43] (And I thought 100 years was fast) [01:26:18] americans think 100 years is a long time, europeans think 100 miles is a long distance [01:26:50] both are mere blips [01:27:15] UmbralRaptop: I often like to think of interstellar civilizations selling tickets aboard luxury passenger liners with the expressed purpose of watching giant, satellite forming impacts. [01:27:47] Hah [01:31:25] They'd also run services for ring forming examples of moons falling into the Roche limits of their planets. [01:32:04] Baby T-Rex? https://phys.org/news/2018-03-baby-tyrannosaur-fossil-unearthed-montana.html [01:34:15] I know it's someone's name, but I find it interesting that the limit is basically called the 'Rock limit' [01:35:21] Attempted murder https://photos.app.goo.gl/rGMF2bJaOgbuT3Ak1 [01:35:54] heh, as I suspected [01:37:10] Incidentally, it was really interesting to watch them figure out how to best get food out of that box, and carry it up into the trees to eat. [01:37:16] i think i'm missing the joke in that picture [01:37:47] Eddi: If they explain it, the humor fields will dissipate! [01:38:10] It's like degaussing, but totes not funny. [01:38:23] poor gauss [01:38:28] never has any fun [01:38:44] Action: UmbralRaptop presses the *BOING!!!* button. [01:39:08] Gauss was on the 10DM bill, until they were abolished with the euro-introduction [01:41:03] And in today's Next Big Future' shenanigans: "Increasing the number of side-boosters from two sets of side boosters to four sets on a SpaceX Falcon Heavy would create a 100-ton payload capacity Falcon Super Heavy with two more side boosters can be created that would match any planned Space Launch System that could fly for the next ten years." [01:41:19] there was also a picture of a bell curve and the formula for normal distribution on that bill [01:41:41] Elon Moarboosters [01:42:06] Eddi|zuHause: look up what a flock of crows is called [01:42:07] Surprise twist: SpaceX will only add on more boosters to the Falcon Heavy if they're solid fuel. [01:42:30] taniwha: A massacre? An ethnic cleansing? Oh, wait, I know . . . A Slaughter! [01:42:43] http://www.t-online.de/finanzen/boerse/news/id_13848720/tid_rl13-lightbox/si_2/d-mark-scheine-seit-1990.html [01:42:43] heh [01:43:18] taniwha: A gaggle of crows! [01:43:37] Sounds less scary [01:43:42] Eddi: Was that properly deguassed? [01:44:24] Ho English with your Terms of venery [01:44:27] dunno, but it has that metal stripe through the middle to detect forgeries [01:44:33] TheKosmonaut: manslaughter for the goose? [01:45:01] i've never heard the word "venery" before either [01:45:50] Eddi: The trick is to forge metal currencies instead! [01:45:57] taniwha: have you ever seen someone write something in "Anglish"? [01:46:07] If english had no latin words [01:46:27] Oh, I thought it might be something written by a fish [01:46:30] TheKosmonaut: it was on the farseer [01:46:36] but no [01:46:48] (and the fish bit was jest) [01:47:16] Scolar_Visari: you mean like, coins? i don't think people tried that before... [01:47:21] Kosmonaut: If English had no Latin words, it'd just bludgeon French over the head to steal more if its words. [01:47:47] Eddi: It's not that difficult, simply not worth it. Though debasing coins based on precious metals used to be a serious issue. [01:47:58] Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this greatland, a new folkship, dreamt in freedom, and sworn to the forthput that all men are made evenworthy. Now we are betrothed in a great folk-war, testing whether that folkship, or any folkship so born and so sworn, can long withstand. We are met on a great battle-field of that war. [01:48:06] and we'd be eating iron with our pork for breakfast [01:48:09] Scolar_Visari: just cut all the coins in half? [01:48:20] Eddi: More like changing the ratio of gold and silver to other metals. [01:48:35] Certain regions, such as Venice, were respected for their consistent ratios. [01:48:39] like modern pennies have virtually no copper in them anymore? [01:49:01] Though cutting coins was also, at one point, a way of splitting them into handy denominations. [01:49:09] pieces of eight [01:49:19] two bits [01:49:23] 2.5% copper. [01:50:24] well, what size of fractional bitcoin is traded nowadays? [01:50:25] Action: Scolar_Visari ponders if debasing was a serious issue for the copper loving, coin casting pre-paper currency Chinese. [01:50:54] when was that? 1000 years ago? [01:51:09] i know way too little about chinese history [01:51:30] taniwha: "Banded Folkdoms of Americksland" [01:52:14] Eddi: Roughly about. It's always fascinated me because they cast coins via molds, rather than presses as did Europe./ [01:53:23] TheKosmonaut: :) [01:54:51] Action: Scolar_Visari ponders if A Series of Unfortunate Events premieres midnight Eastern time or midnight Pacific time [01:55:01] i don't know what to think of this "Anglish" thing. there have been movements to get rid of foreign influences in the german language, usually associated with the nazis. [01:56:29] That has very little to do with a fictional language [01:57:55] Klingon? [02:02:07] Action: Scolar_Visari wonders why the Dark Elves have been able to take over Ulthaun so quickly. [02:02:10] Eddi|zuHause: there's a world of difference between [proposed] language purity laws and playing around to see what a "pure" laungauge would be like [02:02:51] (or using a "pure" language for fiction) [02:04:05] the former is very much something at which one should look askance, the latter is perfectly harmless [02:04:16] Oh well, I suppose this gives me a good opportunity to, "liberate" the high elves. [02:05:14] Harmless? Nonsense! Even a pure language could still have words for hurting feelings. [02:05:41] ok, mostly harmless :P [02:06:07] and really, it's not the words that hurt, but the intent behind them :P [02:06:25] (and perceived intent taken from them) [02:06:39] exactly, so what is the intent behind creating a "pure" language? [02:07:06] Eddi|zuHause: I guess to see how much of English is Latin? [02:07:15] Eddi|zuHause: You're reading entirely too much into it [02:07:16] But ok [02:07:37] besides, parallel to the "enrichment" of english with crazy amounts of latin- or french-derived words, it also underwent a significant reduction in grammar complexity [02:08:02] so any "Anglish" language that would have been created would have also closer grammar to german [02:08:07] Eddi|zuHause: to exercise the imagination [02:08:14] as in, cases and genders [02:08:15] Some people do things for fun [02:08:26] Eddi|zuHause: check the video by Langfocus [02:08:53] quite possible i've seen that [02:09:46] :3 [02:10:06] on a different note: i don't know why, but youtube somehow has trouble loading in "private" browser windows lately [02:10:08] taniwha: some of the words are rather funny to read out loud [02:10:19] "Foresitter" < guess what that is in normal english [02:10:36] a chairman [02:10:52] "Vorsitzender" [02:11:13] Action: Scolar_Visari strongly suspects half the words in the German language are simply made up and have no meaning. [02:11:54] and the other half have made up meanings [02:11:57] ;) [02:12:14] Scolar_Visari: is that better than half of the words in the english language are simply made up to claim the other side is uneducated? [02:12:18] What kind of language just allows people to make up new words by combining any other combination of words they wish!? [02:12:44] Eddi: Oh no. As I said before, English bludgeons other languages over the head to steal their words. Context be darned! [02:12:48] "When in the flow of unfoldings, it becomes needed for one Folk to forend mothercake ties, and to onget among the right of the earth, the sunderly and even statheling to which the Lund Laws and of Lund's God thware them, a thewly onget to the wens of mankind ettles that they should mathel the frumes ording them towards selfrede." I'll give you 3 guesses to figure out what text this is [02:12:48] like calling flocks of bird random other words [02:12:56] depending on what bird it is [02:13:00] Eddi|zuHause: You were right, though it's the title of the President [02:13:40] TheKosmonaut: like there's only one president in the world? [02:14:02] Action: Scolar_Visari seriously suggests the Danes and French speaking Normans have a lot to answer for as far as English is concerned. [02:14:14] Eddi: Yeah: The President of the Earth Federation. [02:14:19] Eddi|zuHause: So when you were born, did the doctors surgically remove the funny bone from you or were you just born without one? [02:14:39] what are you talking about? i'm laughing my ass off right now :p [02:15:15] "Foresitter of the Banded Folkdoms of Americksland" The world woudl certainly be a goofier place with all these silly titles [02:15:44] Kosmonaut: That would certainly make CSPAN more entertaining. [02:15:51] TheKosmonaut: the point about that language is, if you actually grew up learning it, it would be the most normal thing in the world [02:16:06] Action: TheKosmonaut gives up [02:16:21] it's only funny because you're looking at it from the outside [02:16:27] YES [02:16:29] THAT IS THE POINT [02:16:45] Kosmonaut: I sort of wish they'd bring back titles of nobility and have professional heralds spend several minutes per noble announcing their many titles. [02:16:46] Which is what I was talking to taniwha about in the first place [02:16:47] you know the XKCD about eating spiders? [02:16:50] It's silly because it isnt real [02:16:57] That is the entire point of the conversation [02:17:38] No gov't body is trying to forcibly make people speak this language, it is a made up language by internet folk that are probably in the same vein as those that do alternate history posts in KSP. It's not meant to be taken seriously. [02:17:46] Scolar_Visari: instead we have people with 7 doctorates and 3 professorships, that get really mad if you forget one when adressing them [02:18:00] IE: President Lincoln, Breaker of Chains, Father of Iron Clads, etc. [02:18:08] German, where Marslandungsbremsraketenbedienungsanleitungsübersicht is a real word [02:18:27] what would you do without it? [02:18:29] ve2dmn: They should include hyphens in there to give people a chance to breathe. [02:18:48] and if aren't sure, check the Marslandungsbremsraketenbedienungsanleitungskurzübersichtsinhaltsverzeichnis first [02:18:48] Scolar_Visari: early writing didn't include spaces between words [02:19:09] Eddi: And that's where we get scribes screwing up translations! [02:19:12] joke is from https://www.reddit.com/r/KerbalSpaceProgram/comments/58k7dn/sometimes_you_just_get_a_little_lost/ [02:19:16] Or, rather, transcriptions. [02:19:33] Scolar_Visari: thing is, it probably makes perfect sense if you speak the language properly [02:20:08] Read more than speak. I can see why spaces might be skipped in certain forms of writing because parchment was hideously expensive. [02:20:36] i've no trouble separating Mars|landung(s)brems|raketen|bedienung(s)anleitung(s)kurz|übersicht(s)inhalt(s)verzeichnis [02:20:50] into its component words [02:21:24] Eddi|zuHause: it has been observed that those with actual doctorates do not get upset when one (or even all) are missed [02:21:29] (generally) [02:21:36] Ah, but as I mentioned, this was a problem with scribes. Remember: Not all were literate! [02:22:08] And it also gets more confusing with exotic languages like hieroglyphics, where symbols can stand for sounds *and* for ideas! [02:22:53] i'm kinda imagining people in 1000 years trying to decipher texts with emojis and emoticons [02:23:36] The poop emoji will likely have a few cephalopod professors scratching their mantles in bewilderment. [02:24:31] trying to decipher whether this specific emoji is used more as a word or as an interpunctuation [02:24:35] "By Jove, Doctor Nautilus, I think I have it! The humans were communicating the need for chocolate ice cream! IT all makes sense now!" [02:24:49] The poop emoji made a lot of sense in Japanese.... [02:25:02] but take anything outside of context and.... [02:25:20] ...well... you get thing like poop emojis [02:25:28] ve2dmn: They'll need a digital Rosetta Stone or this stuff's never getting understood. [02:26:05] Oh, wait, very little of it would survive in any event! [02:26:16] The etymology of characters in Japanese,chinese or any realted language is hard enough right now... [02:26:27] I can only imagine 10000 years in the future [02:26:32] keep in mind that they probably won't have electronic copies of the texts, but printed out and archived copies from people who were themselves not very involved in "internet culture" [02:26:49] Eddi: Printed copies would be unlikely to last unless deliberately preserved. [02:27:20] Action: Scolar_Visari ponders emoji based texts being transcribed on to parchment made of the finest cow skins. [02:27:54] i mean the kind of people that gather "important" texts, and put them in some bunker in the middle of nowhere for future generations to find after civilization broke down [02:28:32] like the foundation of the long now? [02:28:33] Heck, a lot of the reason truly ancient languages are known in any fashion is because they were not left on mediums like paper but on objects made of stone. [02:28:35] there's a government agency in germany that does that kind of stuff [02:28:51] I can't imagine anyone going out of their way to make an Obelisk covered in Emojis. [02:29:38] Action: Scolar_Visari does recall the macabre reality that some cuneiform texts were preserved via baking because the buildings they were stored in caught on fire. [02:30:02] yeah, a whole library full of cuneiform [02:33:32] And to think of all the documents made of exported papyrus that wasted away because of local humidity. [02:35:30] the "important german culture" bunker mostly contains barrels full of microfiche [02:37:32] Go stone or go home! [02:37:54] I wanna see museums with history literally written on the walls! [02:38:29] Action: Scolar_Visari envisions the American Civil War done in the New Kingdom style with a massive Abraham Lincoln stomping on tiny figures. [02:39:41] Like this! https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/de/Ramses_IIs_seger_%C3%B6ver_Chetafolket_och_stormningen_av_Dapur%2C_Nordisk_familjebok.png [02:40:34] Hrm . . . Lincoln = Narmer !? [02:41:11] I mean, they both united their territories and both wore sweet gigantic hats. [02:42:13] well, we have a giant abraham lincoln, but since it's made of marble, it will decay from acid over time [02:43:41] Don't worry, he's sitting in a house not unlike Egyptian and Greek temples had their cult statues protected within (albeit with less gold leaf and ivory). [02:44:07] Action: Scolar_Visari ponders Lincoln redecorated in the manner of the Zeus at Olympia. [02:44:50] when i visited washington, they claimed that if you listened carefully, you could hear the statue sizzeling like a tab in water [02:45:19] what do you think most greek statues were made of? [02:45:51] ve2dmn: Well, most of the cult statues were looted before decay became a concern. [02:45:58] maybe greece is less acidic than washington? [02:46:40] I said 'were' not are :D [02:47:52] There was also a liberal amount of bronze use ala the Colossus of Rhodes. [02:47:52] but Scolar_Visari is the closest to the truth: most were made of metal and got melted to make... something else [02:48:47] ve2dmn: Well, in the case of particularly famous statues like the Zeus at Olympia, it's likely that the gold leaf and ivory panels was simply torn off and sold if not made into commermorative jewelery. [02:49:22] 'looting' in general [02:49:23] oh there's a fair share of german monuments that got melted into cannons during WWI and WWII [02:49:34] same idea [02:49:55] Though the Colossus of Rhodes is an interesting case in that much of its bronze was derived from abandoned weapons and armor. [02:52:30] Ever the Japanese recycled the statues during the war. The Hachiko statue in Tokyo's Shibuya railroad station is a new 1948 one... [02:53:12] Even* [02:53:27] Given the severe shortage of raw materials, that's to be expected. [02:53:46] i've heard of some statues being replaced after the war from the original molds, or some temporary molds that were created before melting the statue [02:56:16] Action: Scolar_Visari ponders the scenario in Demolition Man where a museum was looted because it was the only place in future California with working firearms. [02:56:53] that sounds like a really unlikely scenario [03:00:14] It wasn't so bad, so long as you liked Taco Bell. [03:00:39] Though the music in the future sucks: The only genre played on the radio are advertisement jingles. [03:04:51] "a QA tester walks into a bar. orders a beer. orders 0 beers. orders 999999999999 beers. orders lksdhflkhsdfg beers. orders a lizard. orders a ;DROP TABLE DRINKS" [03:06:54] Action: Scolar_Visari goes off to finish off the Skaven. [03:07:21] :3 [03:11:51] Eddi|zuHause: idk, knowing california it doesn't sound too implausible [03:22:37] I wonder if the MicroSD card is still the smallest storage medium out there... [03:29:19] Draconiator: eh. give it 5 years and you will be able yo store a terabyte on a single atom [03:55:41] Rokker: finally, they'll make your brain capable of storing information [03:55:53] Imagine the possibilities. [04:45:17] ISS Urine Tank Level: 24% [04:56:09] low [04:56:15] they better work on it [05:01:37] spacex in 9 hours [05:01:55] cringe: so do you check it that frequently or do you have a widget on your desktop [05:04:52] frequently? once a day is not frequent [05:08:25] Althego: how many times do you check urine levels? [05:12:01] not more than few times a yeart [05:25:01] meh [05:25:04] whenevs [05:25:23] i'm a very busy man, you see [05:25:45] when the mood strikes, i check [05:26:14] i'll say, the read outs tonight, a bit sketch [05:26:31] urine processor is stopped [05:26:40] not unexpected, but rare [05:26:42] Though the music in the future sucks: The only genre played on the radio are advertisement jingles. <-- i have a really vague memory of watching that scene [05:27:06] o2 production from processing down to ~0.16 kg/day [05:27:15] usually above 3 kg/day [05:27:56] what was this? demolition man? [05:28:51] 3 shells, good meme [05:29:13] we never learned how the 3 shells work [05:29:21] and that annoys me to this day [05:29:21] in any event, it is all probably due to low occupancy [05:29:49] but there was a soyuz launch a few days ago [05:29:56] there should be maximally occupied [05:30:06] pm [05:30:08] is that anything like 3 hazelnuts? [05:30:08] :D [05:31:19] not sure how to answer that [05:31:48] ops shows 3 doods [05:32:15] but maybe thats limited planner data [05:32:43] http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0070832/ [05:33:05] oooh, close [05:33:56] should be 6 people now [05:34:15] fun fact: that movie was shot with both chech and german actors, each speaking their native language, then dubbed into the other one [05:34:28] czech [05:35:30] you know what was a good german movie [05:35:32] das boot [05:35:58] there's like a dozen differently cut versions of hat [05:36:00] *that [05:36:25] i got whatever dvd version was available in america a dozen years ago [05:36:27] like a short version, a long version, a 3-part version, a 6-part version, ... [05:36:30] neverending story [05:36:52] still have it, A++ would watch again [05:37:07] very memorable music [05:37:55] captivating [05:39:19] really? [05:39:33] i left "cavitating" just sitting there guys [05:39:43] come on [05:39:59] not a word i would have ever come up with [05:40:09] tough crowd [05:40:22] luckily you dont need to come up with words, others have already done that [05:40:52] like george carlin said: in my own words? i use the words everybody else is using [05:41:28] as a german you leanr it's not about the words, it's about how you arrange them [05:42:14] https://i.imgur.com/tRVGqbI.jpg [05:42:30] i can confirm that [05:43:01] i easily spent there 2 years if i put all the time together :) [05:43:06] how many germans you need to screw in a lightbulb? [05:43:17] One! we are very efficient and not funny. [05:43:23] hehe [05:43:26] :D [05:43:48] actually... german adherence to rules (even to stupid ones) is a huge hinderance to accomplish anything [05:44:13] yes that is a bit of a problem [05:44:22] one of my favorite comedians is german [05:44:32] flula borg [05:44:35] so good [05:44:39] like my employer insisting on some random rule that i should show up before 9AM at work [05:45:36] that is easy. however staying until the afternoon is hard :) [05:46:22] that's the fun part... after 16:00 i'm basically alone at work [05:47:04] i used to have something like that. however since i was often woken up outside work hours, i decided i ignore the rule, because they ignore it too :) [05:52:09] hehe this flula guy is good [05:52:34] yes, haven't seen much of him lately [05:54:09] i particularly like the autotunes [05:54:31] not too crazy about the other series he does where he intentionally misunderstands english idioms [06:13:44] cringe: in ten years, this urine obsession will be your qualification to be a presenter at the ISS museum years from now [06:13:49] "urine expert" [06:14:27] They'll have an Apollo XIII like situation and you'll bust through the doors with a roll of tape, kotex, and three emptied pens and say "I have the solution!" [06:14:52] "this mad man is here, claiming to know how to repair the water purifier" [06:15:25] hehe [06:15:35] it also generates oxygen [06:15:44] so it is important [06:15:53] That's where the kotex comes n [06:15:56] In* [06:17:46] "this is the same guy that built the emergency storage tanks in 2014 with nothing but an elastic band, Velcro, a crisp 20 dollar bill, and a capris sun pakcet [06:17:49] " [06:38:38] nyan cat, the sign of mods! [06:39:02] what [06:39:17] I tried KSP without mods, no nyan cat :( [06:39:26] Modded it again and nyan cat returned :D [06:39:32] (modulemanager adds it) [06:39:38] shouldnt that be 1st of april? [06:39:52] afaik it always adds it [06:48:06] TheKosmonaut: it's my fault that cringe is obsessed with the ISS urine levels [06:48:13] I introduced him to it [06:48:14] lol [06:48:34] you will carry that burden as long as you live [06:50:31] cringe: fun fact I was one of the lead people who prevented that site from getting shut down. NASA tried to kill it and I found and disseminated the link to email in order to prevent the shutdown [06:51:26] Rokker, cool [06:51:49] Gasher[work]: if it weren't for me we wouldn't know how much pew was on the ISS [06:51:57] I'm basically a hero [06:52:06] urine hero [06:52:20] but don't get pissed [06:53:34] there's an actual way to get ISS urine tank levels? like an API or some kind of public data which can be... nope I did not just ask that shut up [06:53:55] D: [06:58:54] kuzetsa, yes [07:00:45] kuzetsa, here it is https://isslive.com/displays/ethosDisplay3.html [07:01:05] #KSPOfficial: mode change '+o Deddly' by ChanServ!ChanServ@services.esper.net [07:01:27] kuzetsa: I believe there is a possible API, I don't remember [07:05:48] kuzetsa: they lose signal fairly often tho [07:05:53] so watch out for thst [07:11:42] wife thinks kerbal is boring, or rather "it's like you're playing excel while watching paint dry at the same time" please advise on possible solutions [07:12:34] https://www.google.se/search?q=how+do+get+a+quick+divorce&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-b-ab&gfe_rd=cr&dcr=0&ei=UuO9Wu7DOo2xX-umpagP [07:12:51] erhm, no :p [07:12:59] Just kidding ;) [07:13:26] im with deddly on this one [07:13:30] pretty unavoidable [07:14:04] phiew, for a few seconds there I thought I'd forgotten the parachutes... [07:14:23] Daz, in all seriousness, it probably is boring if you have no interest in building things [07:14:44] true :/ [07:15:27] on a totally unrelated note, now that I'm getting the hang of these new russian style capsules they're quite nice :) [07:16:06] you disgust me [07:16:07] commie [07:16:21] long live the one true capsule design [07:16:27] well I'm a swede so... <.< [07:16:43] god morgon [07:17:04] I hear we're dirty socialist pigs all of us :p [07:17:33] i mean youre no norway, but you can pull yourself back from the brign [07:17:36] nroml [07:17:39] ... [07:17:53] dropped something on my keyboard, ignore that [07:18:13] Well. You must drop stuff on your keyboard a lot [07:19:12] why does ksp go invisible whenever I tab to irc on the other screen. Do I need to play it windowed or something to be able to use other windows aswell? [07:20:15] playing excel is eve :) [07:20:45] Yes! I'm flush with cash so I can upgrade the VAB :D [07:22:36] Rokker, it's called fingers [07:23:33] Gasher[work]: it was actually a water bottle, but sure [07:26:14] Rokker: I got so excited. A friend of mine uploaded a photo of him at a gun range. I thought he did it here in Japan, when I asked, he said it was in the Philippines [07:26:27] >guns [07:26:31] >japan [07:26:33] heh [07:26:45] Rokker: Japan has guns actually [07:27:01] TheKosmonaut: next ur gonna tell me they have a military [07:27:03] guns are useless against Godzilla [07:27:19] all interdimensional deamons must be killed by a sword :) [07:27:23] Rokker: I know a guy that owns shotguns [07:27:29] And hunts [07:27:35] uh huh [07:27:45] Rokker: it's a pain though. [07:27:53] ooo, 142 [07:28:44] TheKosmonaut: im very much aware [07:28:57] The police can basically check your house whenever they want, you use a locker given by then for the gun, and have to use another lock box for the ammunition. Must be kept in separate rooms. They also have the keys to it all. And he has a license for each gun and has to go to classes every year for each license [07:29:06] By them* [07:30:05] that's good [07:30:26] although it does not help agains the bad people... [07:30:38] ckan [07:30:51] Ckan users are bad people. I agree. [07:30:56] yes [07:31:07] and only the good die young [07:31:21] TheKosmonaut: japan has a long history of restricting weapons ownership and look where it got them [07:31:27] a US occupation [07:31:36] lol [07:31:39] haha [07:31:45] usa occupies everything [07:31:50] but that is politics [07:31:52] it also has a history of arms development [07:32:20] it also got them like a half dozen samurai rebellions [07:32:25] hm, who was the first to mass confiscate weapons from populace? [07:32:32] tokugawa? [07:33:39] Gasher[work]: all i know is that the Haitorei Edict happened in 1876 [07:34:00] so Meiji [07:34:04] lol [07:34:13] prolly [07:34:36] that was like start of shogunate after that civil war so they took weapons off peasants and left samurai with them [07:34:42] TheKosmonaut: why dont more japanese emperors have nice meiji-like beards [07:34:47] what you say is the end of the samurai [07:35:03] Rokker: it's in the Constitution [07:35:11] TheKosmonaut: disgusting [07:35:12] Along with military restrictions [07:35:22] Repeal Article-9, get the beards back [07:35:24] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sword_hunt#Sword_hunts_in_Sengoku_Period [07:35:59] Gasher[work]: they left daimyos with weapons but not samurai [07:36:03] Rokker: as soon as it happens, Abe will grow a beard. Instantly [07:36:10] Abae [07:36:36] TheKosmonaut: this sounds pseudo political [07:36:49] TheKosmonaut: did you see the glock i want? [07:36:54] its pretty japanese-y [07:37:00] Rokker, what i named, they left samurai as ruling class and with weapons [07:37:15] Rokker: is it made of Nippon Steeru? [07:37:20] TheKosmonaut: nah [07:37:27]