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L3[00:09:46] <Guest31687> Unity Player
[version: Unity 5.4.0p4_b15b5ae035b7] mono.dll caused an Access
Violation (0xc0000005) in module mono.dll at 0023:100704db. Error
occurred at 2018-01-23_193314.
D:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Kerbal Space Program\KSP.exe, run
by Caprica. 25% memory in use. 0 MB physical memory [0 MB free]. 0
MB paging file [0 MB free]. 0 MB user address space [2773 MB free].
Read from location 00000000 caused an access violation. Context:
EDI:
L4[00:10:09] <UmbralRaptor> okay…
L5[00:10:36] <Guest31687> hi guys ksp isnt
launching anymore it was working fine a few weeks ago
L6[00:11:32] <Guest31687> ive tried
verifying the cashe in steam and uninstalling and reinstalling any
ideas
L7[00:13:05] <UmbralRaptor> any mods? try
seeing what files (if any) are left over after an uninstall?
L8[00:14:16] <Guest31687> just mechjeb
L9[00:16:08] <UmbralRaptor> Unsure,
especially since 1.3.1 came out in October.
L10[00:17:19] <Guest31687> yeah got me
stumped
L11[00:17:52] <Guest31687> can i launch the
game as vanilla?
L12[00:18:10] <Althego> it doesnt need
steam in any way
L13[00:18:57] <UmbralRaptor> ^can just copy
everything into another directory
L14[00:19:34] <Althego> but i think if it
fails already, and cant be repaired, the cause is something
external, like video or sound driver or something
L15[00:20:44] <Guest31687> althego what do
you mean? can i launch the game outside of steam if thats where i
bought it
L16[00:21:06] <Althego> yes
L17[00:21:39] <Althego> steam just installs
it for you, but not used in any way
L18[00:22:04] <Althego> as umbralraptor
said, you can copy the directory away and have a working copy
without steam
L19[00:24:46] <Guest31687> do you know how
i would update the drivers
L20[00:25:12] <Althego> that was just an
idea, unfounded. if it was working until recently chances are an
update broke it
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L31[01:04:31] <kmath> YouTube - The End of
the Habitable Zone | Space Time
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L50[02:54:19] <Mat2ch> Althego: and the end
will be slow and painful
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L58[03:26:11] <Althego> and actually not
too far away
L59[03:26:20] <Althego> life has been here
for around 4 billion years
L60[03:26:31] <Althego> the sun will be
here for several billion years
L61[03:26:44] <Althego> yet life will be
gone from earth ina few hundred million years at best
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L64[04:01:56] <Althego> 08:07 < Guy->
07:55 <@dejdo> So we dont control security patches, that is
purely up to Sec team who in their infinite wisdom pushed out M$
patches for meltdown / spectre... we currently we
L65[04:02:00] <Althego> have 1,738 laptops
that will not boot.
L66[04:02:02] <Althego> 08:07 < Guy->
07:55 <@dejdo> To be fair, those laptops are pretty damn
secure right now. :P
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L91[06:05:33] <Althego> hehe
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L93[06:10:07] <Fluburtur> “What if raccoons
figured out the secret to starting fires?” is the scariest
hypothetical question my dad has ever posed
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L95[06:12:05] <BadRocketsCo> Hullo
L96[06:12:15] <Fluburtur> yo
L97[06:13:26] <BadRocketsCo> Fluburtur:
what's up?
L98[06:13:33] <Fluburtur> not much
L99[06:13:52] <Fluburtur> I made some more
modelling for the rocket engine yesterday then realised it was
useless
L100[06:14:09] <BadRocketsCo> How
so?
L102[06:14:47] <Fluburtur> "what a
nice cooling duct"
L103[06:14:57] <Fluburtur> but the motor
was made to be very narrow to fit in a plane
L104[06:15:30] <Fluburtur> then I realised
I could jsut wrap the hot parts in cloth like in cat exhaust
pipes
L105[06:17:55] <BadRocketsCo> Heh
L106[06:17:58] <BadRocketsCo> Makes
sense
L107[06:18:22] <Fluburtur> yeah
L108[06:18:25] <Fluburtur> car*
L109[06:18:26] <Fluburtur> wtf
L110[06:19:32] <Fluburtur> I guess now I
need to gather the needed parts, build a proto and then do
math
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L115[06:28:49] <BadRocketsCo> I wonder if
you could measure it's thrust by setting it onto a kitchen
scale
L116[06:28:56] <BadRocketsCo> Heh
L117[06:29:14] <BadRocketsCo> Changing to
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L120[06:29:36] <BadRocketsCo> Aand
back
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L122[06:31:01] <Fluburtur> maybe but I
would want a more accurate test rig
L123[06:31:05] <Fluburtur> that can log
data too
L124[06:31:12] <Fluburtur> so like arduino
and stuff
L125[06:33:36] <Fluburtur> exept I really
don't know how I could get the chamber presure
L126[06:33:44] <Fluburtur> and I think
that's needed to calculate the nozzle
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L128[06:53:10] <Draconiator> I wonder...I
have KSP on Steam...so would it be possible to get it on my Xbox
360 since I already own it on one platform?
L129[06:56:42] <TheKosmonaut> Separate
games
L130[06:57:47] <TheKosmonaut> Also. Not on
the 360
L131[06:58:10] <Althego> the console
version is sold as a different game
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L135[07:28:02] <Fluburtur> differential
drag and drag rudders
L136[07:28:29] <Fluburtur> I flew some of
my flting wings without any vertical stab
L137[07:28:42] <Fluburtur> they fly very
well at speed but become yaw unstale at low speed
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L160[08:34:35] <Draconiator> oops
caps
L161[08:36:02] <madmerlyn> hey if all 17
flat earthers collectively strapped themselves to home-made rockets
I wouldn't stop them
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L165[08:51:26] <RandomJeb> did that flat
earther ever get permission to kill himself in that bottle
rocket?
L166[08:52:29] <RandomJeb> did he learn to
not blow his chute full of holes with debris from the chute
release?
L168[08:55:06] <cringe> what the heck
kmath
L169[08:55:16] <cringe> wheres me
title
L170[08:55:36] <RandomJeb> kmath is
kill
L171[08:55:49] <madmerlyn> someone should
make a custom Factorio controller (lul)
L172[08:57:14] <RandomJeb> I like this KSP
controller, should've had one more blue action button and a switch
to flip between 1-5 and 6-10
L173[08:59:46] *
darsie put an outpost on the Mun and recovered the first
stage.
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L183[09:47:10] <hoglahoo> fun
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L185[09:53:45] <GlassYuri> so I asked
google translate what "do you ship to japan" would be in
chinese
L186[09:53:55] <GlassYuri> and yes, it did
exactly what you think
L187[09:54:17] <GlassYuri> although it was
only as an alternate translation
L188[09:56:00] <EricPoehlsen> If I consult
Google Translate I normally do a double translation - english >
target / result > english
L189[09:56:06] <Eclipser> what's that
then
L190[09:56:29] <EricPoehlsen> if the
second translation is acceptable and not completely of, I accept
the result
L191[09:57:01] <GlassYuri> Eclipser, you +
ship (the vehicle) + japan
L192[09:59:45] <Fluburtur> good
L193[09:59:56] <Fluburtur> I got batteries
for my precision scale and pitch gauge
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L198[10:20:02] <madmerlyn> I love how the
default behavior for just about every nurse in our company is to
immediately disconnect me when I remote their machine after THEY
open a ticket
L199[10:20:23] <madmerlyn> I'm sorry, did
you not just open a support ticket? too busy for me to fix your
computer?
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L204[10:56:35] <Draconiator> I love how
the default behavior for just about every nurse in our company is
to immediately disconnect me - Good thing I kept reading...
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L214[11:26:47] <madmerlyn> it's just
frustrating when they open tickets for miniscule problems that
would normally take 45 seconds to fix, but they also think that any
action taken to fix the piddly problem is a huge interference on
their workflow
L215[11:27:36] <ve2dmn> madmerlyn: welcome
to my life... from last week
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L217[11:28:20] <ve2dmn> (We moved down the
hall, now I don't have the same neighboors anymore)
L218[11:28:45] <madmerlyn> I'm annoyed
with the ratios on factorio already and I've only played for like
an hour
L219[11:29:20] <ve2dmn> Ratio of mineral X
to item Y ^
L220[11:29:23] <ve2dmn> ?
L221[11:29:26] <madmerlyn> stone furnace
eats .28 iron ore second, but electric drill outputs .53, which if
you multiply by 100 to try to factor a ratio.. is a prime
number
L222[11:29:47] <madmerlyn> which means I
can't properly feed 2 furnaces with 1 electric drill
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L224[11:30:44] <madmerlyn> I'm going to
have either a shortage or an overflow with any reasonable number of
drills and furances, and then if I go up to a steel furnace
L225[11:30:49] <madmerlyn> 0.57
ore/sec
L226[11:30:58] <madmerlyn> there is NO
parity
L227[11:31:19] <ve2dmn> That's because
it's HARDCORE MODE, just like life
L228[11:31:26] <madmerlyn> or is this
website just doing some weird math with the floats
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L230[11:32:23] <madmerlyn> I suppose it
could be inconsistent rounding with floats
L231[11:32:51] <ve2dmn> I got deep into
Anno 2205, but checking out the Wikis and various ressources
online, it seems people became uninterested and didn't bother
L232[11:34:01] <ve2dmn> Kind of sad. It
seems instead of making the game harder, they made everything
automated and created more random events
L233[11:34:26] <madmerlyn> tonight I'm
doing my taxes before I boot up any games, been procrastinating too
long
L234[11:34:32] <madmerlyn> probably play
factorio though
L235[11:34:46] <madmerlyn> think it'll be
a while yet before I get back to nightly KSP
L236[11:34:48] <ve2dmn> I don't have the
proper stuff to do my taxes yet
L237[11:34:56] <madmerlyn> couple missions
per week is enough KSP for me atm
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L241[11:36:02] <madmerlyn> well I don't
have enough income from my dividends to worry about filing them (as
I haven't sold any stock) and I have everythign I need to calculate
my bitcoin gains as well as my W2
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L243[11:36:18] <madmerlyn> I made like $4
in dividends last year lol
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L245[11:37:05] <madmerlyn> portfolio
gained about 15% though, I'm a bit tenuous about whether I should
keep riding it or not because of long term concerns with recent
legislation
L246[11:37:12] <ve2dmn> The software I
normaly use to make my taxes isn't in stores yet
L247[11:37:49] <madmerlyn> I use TaxAct
online, I might check out TurboTax this year though
L248[11:38:16] <ve2dmn> I hate Intuit as a
company, but, sadly, they make the best software for the local
market
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L250[11:42:00] <ve2dmn> Not to go into
politics, but if it wasn't for Intuit we would have Opt-Out instead
of Fill-In taxes
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L253[11:47:14] <JCB> Ve2dmn well.. at
least you didn't send the world spinning so fast, it starts doing
weird phasing things
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L256[11:54:09] <madmerlyn> why does
everyone on reddit keep talking about "kovarex" in
factorio? is that Uranium?
L257[11:56:26] <madmerlyn> man a lot of
the lingo is strange
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L259[11:56:54] <Fluburtur> I just got
stellaris
L260[11:57:02] <madmerlyn> like sushi
kinda makes sense, but what the heck is a shopping mall? just a
mini factory that outputs a lot of different products?
L261[12:00:25] <ve2dmn> JCB: I'm not the
author of the reddit post
L262[12:00:42] <ve2dmn> Fluburtur: see you
next month then
L263[12:00:51] <Fluburtur> I guess
L264[12:01:02] <Fluburtur> it's
interesting but I need some time to learn it
L265[12:01:06] <ve2dmn> A game is like
10-25hours
L267[12:02:44] <JCB> ve2dmn I kind of
figured.. was more a general statement. I've seen some weird
graphics glitches in other people's videos. The reddit post was
rather sublime than most
L268[12:02:50] <Draconiator> Apparently,
not reorienting your camera on takeoff and while maneuvering is not
good for the VAB's health....haha
L269[12:02:58] <ve2dmn> "Kovarex: The
founding father of Factorio and where Kovarex enrichment process
gets its name from."
L270[12:03:52] <ve2dmn> JCB: That post
reminded me of 2001
L271[12:05:18] <JCB> eh.. Stellaris.. I
would love to get it, but after seeing Manley's playthough... I
might be a little nervous of my health if I were to play it.
:\
L272[12:05:36] <JCB> well, more mental
health really
L273[12:05:50] <ve2dmn> JCB: what do you
mean?
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L276[12:08:55] <JCB> Fluburtur the spire
looks to be holding up quite alright in either case :)
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L278[12:19:18] <JCB> ve2dmn you can have a
race of foxes, they look very much like fennecs... I happen to have
a fennec companion, who is already pretty old now. (10 years) The
combination of the death alert notice being so sudden, sometimes
Scotts reaction to finding out, and the idea that some day I may
wake up and my little guy won't...
L279[12:19:38] <ve2dmn> Ha...
L280[12:20:06] <ve2dmn> But that's just 1
race among a ton... You can play as space birds if you want
to
L282[12:21:14] <ve2dmn> TIL that Fennec
can be pets
L283[12:22:47] <JCB> heh.. hadn't really
been too fond of birds, no offence
L284[12:23:32] <JCB> I say companion in my
case.. because he's more than just a pet...
L285[12:35:02] <madmerlyn> Fennec can be
pets but they're not really domesticated. Many groups consider it
inhumane to keep them as pets
L286[12:35:17] <madmerlyn> they more or
less tolerate living with humans
L287[12:36:45] <madmerlyn> I'd rather have
a coon myself. They're not domesticated either but I think they're
pretty happy to not have to scavenge for their food heh
L288[12:38:59] <Draconiator> I have so
many AA batteries I can afford to keep my wireless mouse on all the
time now.
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L290[12:40:51] <madmerlyn>
rechargables
L291[12:41:23] <Mathuin> Draconiator: we
finally ran out, need to go shopping. We turn the keyboard and
mouse off as a poor attempt at childproofing. :-)
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L296[12:47:10] <Draconiator> I use
rechargables for my Xbox 360 controller, my wirreless mouse lasts a
lot longer anyway, I've been using those el-cheapo Carbon-Zinc ones
and they last about a week.
L297[12:50:32] <JCB> I'm not looking for
domestication...
L298[12:52:26] <JCB> Its more the social
aspect... my first one would insist she'd sleep with me at night or
sometimes nap together for a little bit during the day. My current
doesn't mind sleeping with me, he'll happily enjoy the
warmth.
L299[12:55:37] <oren> madmerlyn: to be
fair "more or less tolerate humans" is a good description
of some cats
L300[12:56:12] <madmerlyn> cats are
actually domesticated though
L301[12:56:20] <oren> madmerlyn: ... sort
of
L302[12:56:35] <madmerlyn> nah they're a
domesticated species
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L304[12:57:20] <madmerlyn> they have
strange personalities sometimes, but that's more a product of how
they came to become domesticated than anything. Dogs are the way
they are because humans selectively bred them to domesticate
them
L305[12:57:46] <madmerlyn> cats kinda just
showed up one day chasing the vermin that liked to live around
humans and eventually got let indoors
L306[12:58:24] <madmerlyn> one was more of
an active domestication and the other was more passive
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L312[13:07:56] <RandomJeb> <oren>
madmerlyn: to be fair "more or less tolerate humans" is a
good description of some cats <-- this is a cultural problem and
not something inherent to catkin
L313[13:08:30] <RandomJeb> people get cats
and then just keep them as some kind of semi-feral pet that isn't
trained to do anything but pee in the sandbox
L314[13:08:57] <madmerlyn> well you don't
really train cats to do anything, you just give them affection and
play with them
L315[13:09:03] <oren> RandomJeb: well, my
friend's cat is also trained to kill everything
L316[13:09:10] <madmerlyn> only utility
they really have is killing bugs and vermin
L317[13:09:29] <oren> mice, rats,
sometimes sparrows
L318[13:09:42] <madmerlyn> you don't train
them to do that, that's just instinct though
L319[13:09:54] <RandomJeb> I've trained my
cat to obey a lot of useful and not so useful commands that any
mammalian pet should know like come, sit, stay and heel
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L321[13:10:07] <madmerlyn> my cat that had
to be put down last year was great at dealing with insects, even
flies
L322[13:10:39] <madmerlyn> I've never seen
a cat that sits or stays on command, that sounds like an insane
amount of work to train
L323[13:10:46] <RandomJeb> it's not
L324[13:10:47] <RandomJeb> again
L325[13:10:48] <RandomJeb> cultural
issue
L326[13:10:51] <RandomJeb> you assume
so
L327[13:10:53] <RandomJeb> so it becomes
so
L328[13:11:13] <RandomJeb> they're almost
as smart as dogs
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L331[13:12:00] <madmerlyn> I saw my cat
once bat a fly out of mid-air from a stationary sitting position
and eat it
L332[13:12:08] <ve2dmn> btw, I never
trained any cat to use the kitty litter. They do it
automatically
L333[13:12:59] <oren> the main thing you
need to train them for is to scratch the right thing
L334[13:13:09] <ve2dmn> Basically
L335[13:13:24] <oren> (or just have cheap
furniture and don't give a shit)
L336[13:13:38] <ve2dmn> Also, what kind of
animal your prefer reveal a lot about what type of character your
have
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L338[13:14:58] <RandomJeb> if I had the
climate and could afford it and it was legal here I'd have a few
elephants
L339[13:15:36] <ve2dmn> RandomJeb: I have
to agree that they are interesting
L340[13:15:57] <madmerlyn> I think scratch
training is fairly straight forward, get a scratch post and put
catnip on it, show it to them
L341[13:16:06] <RandomJeb> they could do
so much farm work around here, we're in an almost stalemate with
the trees
L342[13:17:23] <ve2dmn> Of course, if I
could REALLY choose my type of pet, it would be a house hippo or a
Mimmoth
L343[13:18:03] <oren> ve2dmn: lol
mimmoth
L344[13:18:21] <oren> they should make
plush mimmoths
L345[13:18:40] <ve2dmn> ... I see someone
got the reference
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L349[13:23:51] <kmath> YouTube - House
Hippo
L350[13:27:48] <JCB> I ended up with the
fennec just because of how things fell into place. It wasn't
actually planned. I'd been considering a fox, a red actually, but
then found it wasn't really going to work. Lady had a fennec
looking for a home and asked if would consider instead.
L351[13:28:15] <JCB> in my case.. having
both my fuzz butts was the best thing to happen to me in my
life.
L352[13:28:46] <madmerlyn> there are
actual domesticated red foxes from a breeder in Russia now, but
they're crazy expensive
L354[13:29:29] <madmerlyn> an interesting
thing to note, undomesticated red foxes all pretty much have the
same tails and fur colors, but the domesticated ones have a lot of
variety in tails and fur colors
L355[13:29:34] <madmerlyn> much like dogs
and cats
L356[13:30:01] <JCB> I've a friend who I
think has actually gottne one of the slightly more domesticated
reds... it was after his own red passed on a year or so ago
L357[13:30:13] <ve2dmn> At this point both
cat and dogs are engineered creatures.
L358[13:30:22] <JCB> I'm a little mixed
feelings on the domesticated side of things though..
L359[13:30:56] <JCB> the truely
domesticated species, when you really look at it, is humans
L360[13:31:07] <RandomJeb> they found some
correlation between developing different markings and spots and
breeding for less aggression but no causative link iirc, very
interesting
L361[13:31:14] <ve2dmn> Like, what's the
"Natural Habitat" of a poodle?.... a House.
L362[13:31:18] <RandomJeb> not sure if
they're still studying or if they're just breeding them now
L363[13:31:31] <JCB> randomjeb last I
heard, been issues with importing now
L364[13:32:20] <JCB> they also realized
that part of the proccess of domestication, not just in foxes,
mostly dogs, is that doing so, we've ended up retaining a number of
'baby' traits as the animal grew older
L365[13:33:45] <madmerlyn> of course there
are no natural pugs, humans have been selectively breeding dogs
longer than we've been engaging in agriculture
L366[13:33:48] <ve2dmn> That is also true
of cats. A kitten asks for food and attention, but a wild adult is
mostly silent
L367[13:34:11] <JCB> the russian project,
they were trying to see if they could breed out the agressiveness
in foxes, to allow them to be handled easier for the fur farm
industry. The results were rather unexpected. They weren't sure if
the fur farms could make use of the changes to the animals because
things were so wildly changing. After word got out, interest in the
foxes as pets started growing
L369[13:34:58] <kmath> YouTube - Green
Rocket Fuels - Safer & Better Than Hydrazine (lol!)
L370[13:35:03] <ve2dmn> I do remember a
book where someone enginereed a deadly virus that kill all dogs and
wolves, but was mostly harmless to humans (who were vectors of
contaimination)
L371[13:35:36] <ve2dmn> In the end, they
had to move the 8 remaining dogs to a remote island
L372[13:36:11] <JCB> actually foxes as
pets isn't a new thing either.. a grave was found with human
remains, bones and that of a fox. Whats interesting is, they found
the remains of both had been carefully moved and placed back
together at another site nearby. Probably meaning that someone knew
there was some significance of the two being together.
L373[13:36:23] <ve2dmn> And one insane
rich lady who really wanted her poodle back, went there to capture
a dog (therefore killing the rest of them)
L375[13:37:41] <kmath> YouTube - Ozzy the
adorable desk weasel.
L376[13:38:37] <ve2dmn> The social effect
of all the dogs suddenly dying all at once was... interesting
L378[13:39:04] <ve2dmn> Of course, it was
the author imagination. Who knows what would really happen in such
a context
L379[13:41:06] <madmerlyn> 8 dogs on an
island wouldn't survive anyway heh they already have enough genetic
problems
L380[13:45:34] <ve2dmn> In the story, it
was all that was left. It was a last-resort thing
L381[13:45:48] <JCB> Hmm... kind of hard
to place when animal domestication became a thing in North
America... for something I've been mulling over as a project for
some time.
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L383[13:47:52] <ve2dmn> madmerlyn: also,
it's a book. She could have said 40, or 400, it didn't really
matter. 1 idiot who didn't follow the rules contaminated them
L384[13:49:31] <JCB> was it an insta-death
thing or more, catch a cold.. slowly withered and died off?
L385[13:50:00] <ve2dmn> (I think the
author was Anne McCaffrey)
L386[13:50:10] <ve2dmn> Dead within 4-5
days
L387[13:50:45] <ve2dmn> Think Ebola, but
for dogs with humans has carriers without symptoms
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L389[13:52:44] <ve2dmn> Since it's a
sci-fi story, Extraterrestrials were involved, but first contact
was 400 years prior or something, so they were just another
character in the story
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L391[13:55:04] <JCB> heh something of a
story idea I've been working on myself. Otherworldly beings, coming
by, but mostly to collect data, a number of samples. By the time
humanity has started reaching the stars, they soon discover another
world, with earth animals on it.. but there's been.. a few changes
to them.
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L394[13:57:33] <Supernovy> I've always
liked the idea that the thing that makes humanity unique in the
universe is our bangin' tunes. As in, no other alien music can
compare to even the blandest Earth pop-rock.
L395[13:57:53] <madmerlyn> maybe music
doesn't exist anywhere else
L396[13:58:14] <madmerlyn> "you use
noise for entertainment? Stupid meat-bags."
L397[13:58:54] <JCB> I don't know if we
should just look for things that make us unique from everything
else.. I'd like to see both unique and common... who knows. Maybe
music is a common thing like math
L398[13:59:32] <madmerlyn> I don't think
we're looking for things that make us unique, I think we're looking
for anything else to be out there
L399[14:00:00] <madmerlyn> Milky Way,
speak to us
L400[14:00:52] <Supernovy> I wouldn't
think making rhythmic noises for entertainment would be uncommon,
just that we'd be better at it.
L401[14:01:12] <madmerlyn> "those
humans on Earth are trying to communicate with us again. What
should we do?" "Continue radio silence, they are so
stupid they're literally eating laundry detergent. Nothing good
will come from communicating with them."
L402[14:01:40] <oren> I have no confidence
that intelligent life is something that even exists within our
hubble volume
L403[14:01:42] <Supernovy> Usually sci-fi
makes Humans the less advanced race, or the middle-ground race, but
as I recall there was only one ever book that made us the music
race.
L404[14:02:09] <JCB> lol.. music race, and
i just poked my nose into Macross recently
L405[14:02:11] <madmerlyn> hubble
volume?
L406[14:02:25] <madmerlyn> like you don't
think there's life anywhere the hubble can see? because that's a
pretty large swatch of space
L407[14:02:28] <JCB> hubble volume is the
visible area of the universe we can currently see
L408[14:03:00] <madmerlyn> I find it
highly improbable that there isn't any other intelligent life in
that area
L409[14:03:10] <Supernovy> I think it's
more to do with the constant than the space telescope. At a
guess.
L410[14:03:15] <JCB> something about,
there comes a point in space, so far out there, that light from
that point will never reach us, space is expanding too fast
L411[14:03:40] <ve2dmn> Supernovy:
reference to Year 0 ?
L412[14:03:55] <madmerlyn> we're talking
about millions of galaxies
L413[14:05:20] <Supernovy> Yeah that's
Hubble constant.
L414[14:05:26] <madmerlyn> extremely
unlikely that there isn't at least another civilization out there.
Whether any civilizations are ever capable of interstellar travel
is another issue altogether, but I don't think it's probable that
we're unique in being the only species in a few billion light years
radius that is intelligent enough to develop agriculture
L417[14:07:31] <JCB> to give you a scale
of things, each of those points of lights is a super cluster of
galaxies.
L418[14:08:21] <madmerlyn> which means an
unfathomable number of stars, and we already know planets are super
common, so an even greater unfathomable number of planets
L419[14:09:05] <madmerlyn> on a scale that
large it's statistically impossible we're alone
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L422[14:13:51] <Draconiator> so we're
actually living in some gind of extremely collosal
cobweb...heh
L423[14:14:39] <madmerlyn> nah we're
living on an electron from an atom of a piece of dust stuck to the
cobweb
L424[14:20:02] <JCB> I don't know about
us.. but htey have found 3 of these formations so far
L425[14:20:18] <JCB> don't forget.. scale
can go both ways too
L427[14:27:51] <Supernovy> Yeah I think
that's the one I was thinking of, I couldn't remember the
name.
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L443[15:00:09] <zilti> Ahh that nice
moment when you run out of RCS fuel and your probe dives head-first
into the atmosphere...
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L445[15:01:08] <JCB> huh.. watching video
of STS-65 on rentry from inside the cabin.. full coms
L446[15:01:33] <JCB> they mentioned RCS
monoprop... even though rcs on the shuttle is dual prop
technically
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L448[15:08:51] <ve2dmn> zilti: last time
it happened to me everything non essential burned up, but the core
package and parachutes somehow survived...
L449[15:09:18] <ve2dmn> it came a bit too
close to total disaster though
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L451[15:18:47] <zilti> ve2dmn: In my case
sadly, the core overheated first ^^
L452[15:19:33] <zilti> Btw I'm still
killing mod-by-mod to see what's causing the slowdowns - I already
got rid of the ridiculous amounts of error messages in console, but
that made no difference... I'm curious what it's gonna be
L453[15:19:37] <ve2dmn> Well... all the
other times it was 'Poof! Poof! poof! It's all gone!'
L454[15:20:14] <ve2dmn> you would probably
need something similar to 'git bissect'
L455[15:20:54] <ve2dmn> But "It's
slow" is the worse problem to debug
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L459[15:22:19] <kmath> YouTube - SpaceX
Interplanetary Transport System in KSP
L460[15:22:23] <zilti> Mine went
"Fliiiip.... smoke smoke SMOKE fireball short lag
BOOM!"
L461[15:24:44] <Supercheese> So, a typical
Tuesday at the KSC
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L463[15:29:15] <Draconiator> Kerbal
'Splosion Center, amirite?
L464[15:29:54] <Draconiator> "We
explode, so you don't have to!"
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L466[15:29:59] <zilti> Heheh :D
L467[15:30:36] <zilti> Well, since I'm
playing with Realism Overhaul and the year is 1954, it might as
well be the actual... what was it back then? US Navy Space
Department?
L468[15:31:16] <zilti> The one without von
Braun
L469[15:31:51] <Supernovy> Space Task
Group?
L470[15:32:06] <Supernovy> NACA?
L471[15:32:15] <Supernovy> I read a book
on this but I can't for the life of me remember.
L472[15:33:15] <madmerlyn> yes NACA
L473[15:33:20] <zilti> Seeing how the NACA
is the "direct predecessor of NASA", it probably was the
one *with* von Braun
L474[15:33:23] <madmerlyn> National
Advisory Committee for Aeronautics
L476[15:34:24] <zilti> yes, NACA was where
von Braun went
L477[15:34:27] <madmerlyn> all 8000 NACA
employees became NASA employees when Eisenhower signed NASA
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L480[15:37:59] <madmerlyn> I'm guessing
those are 3 ions being driven by RTG power?
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L482[15:38:35] <FltAdmVonSpiz> isnt
interstellar flight on ion thrusters rather impractical
L483[15:38:38] <FltAdmVonSpiz> without a
fryby or something
L484[15:39:33] <madmerlyn> depends on how
long your reaction mass can hold out I suppose
L485[15:40:14] <madmerlyn> even if it's
very low thrust, if the RTGs provide enough energy to run them
constantly and the reaction mass lasts you could accelerate for
quite a while
L486[15:40:43] <madmerlyn> I'm curious
about the circular plate on that design though
L487[15:41:24] <madmerlyn> that image is
on the NASA page but nothing on the page other than its caption
mentions it
L488[15:41:26] <zilti> A "fryby"
sounds like something you'd do in KSP
L489[15:41:48] <madmerlyn> also, why
wouldn't they utilize slingshots on their way out?
L490[15:42:05] <FltAdmVonSpiz> you get
onto a sun grazing orbit using a Jupiter Gravity assist, then dump
all your delta-v at Perisol zilti
L492[15:43:37] <madmerlyn> also it says
"precursor" right in the caption
L493[15:43:48] <madmerlyn> it's meant to
go to interstellar space, but not go to another star
L494[15:43:56] <madmerlyn> just go out
there and get data on the interstellar medium
L495[15:44:01] <zilti> The namefinding in
space stuff got a bit "meh", no?
L496[15:44:27] <madmerlyn> zilti, I dunno,
I think it's kinda.. Innovative.
L497[15:44:30] <madmerlyn> :P
L498[15:44:33] <zilti> :P
L499[15:44:47] <FltAdmVonSpiz> tbh isnt
that going to be horrendously slow accelerating without something
like an ASRG?
L500[15:45:08] <madmerlyn> again.. if you
can constantly burn your engines, who cares
L501[15:45:09] <FltAdmVonSpiz> I saw a
proposal for a Termination Shock mission using a fission frag
rocket
L502[15:45:17] <FltAdmVonSpiz> but they
will never let anyone fly one of those
L503[15:45:27] <madmerlyn> it's not like
they're playing KSP and need to knock the burn out in 3
minutes
L504[15:45:45] <madmerlyn> if it needs to
accelerate for 100days, and has the fuel to do it, that's what
they'll do
L505[15:46:49] <madmerlyn> according to
wiki with jupiter assist and ion drive a speed of about 7.9 AU/yr
could be achieved by the time it ran out of xenon
L506[15:47:04] <madmerlyn> that's plenty
fast for getting out into interstellar space
L507[15:47:21] <madmerlyn> still take 25
years or so
L508[15:47:45] <madmerlyn> but I doubt
they'd do any better with a chemical rocket TBH
L509[15:48:25] <FltAdmVonSpiz> yeah chem
engines are basically out of the question
L510[15:48:35] <FltAdmVonSpiz> pity we
can't build a space elevator, that is a lot of free delta-V
L511[15:49:44] <oren> FltAdmVonSpiz: build
a lofstrom loop instead
L512[15:50:22] <FltAdmVonSpiz> launch loop
doesn't get you anything but orbit, with a space elevator you can
take things to the top of the tether (above geosync) and let them
go to get potentially silly velocities
L513[15:50:36] <FltAdmVonSpiz> like there
was a projection with a Jovian assist you can go virtually anywhere
int he system with negligible additional delta-V
L514[15:51:07] <madmerlyn> uh.. maybe if
you had a really high altitude space elevator, but that is complete
science fiction
L515[15:51:19] <madmerlyn> there is no
material, real or imaginary that could survive that kind of
stress
L516[15:51:19] <FltAdmVonSpiz> I'm hoping
CCTs will come through
L517[15:51:24] <FltAdmVonSpiz> but I don't
anticipate it working
L518[15:51:28] <madmerlyn> even flawless
nanotubes wouldn't be able to go as high as you're talking
L519[15:51:31] <FltAdmVonSpiz> well the
peak stress point would be at geosync either way
L520[15:51:38] <FltAdmVonSpiz> since
stress will start decreasing again above that point
L521[15:51:46] <oren> FltAdmVonSpiz:
lofstrom loop gets you orbit at 3 Gs, but you can go much faster
when you're launching a satelllite off one
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L523[15:52:24] <FltAdmVonSpiz> once you
are above geosync the tether stress starts to drop again as the
mass above geosync is taking some of the strain
L524[15:52:54] <madmerlyn> doesn't matter
either way, we'd have to invent a material that basically defies
physics to achieve that
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L526[15:53:12] <FltAdmVonSpiz> hey we are
only three orders of magnitude away now at the macro scale, ten
years ago we were like five orders
L527[15:53:44] <madmerlyn> even a flawless
braided nanocarbon cable would not be strong enough
L528[15:53:54] <FltAdmVonSpiz> flawless
could do easily with a reasonable taper factor
L529[15:53:58] <madmerlyn> not to mention
micrometeor impacts would be a constant threat
L530[15:54:06] <FltAdmVonSpiz> if you can
build a geosync space elevator you can build one I describe
L531[15:54:06] <oren> lofstrom loop isn't
even a materials science thing, it's just engineering and
funding
L532[15:54:11] <FltAdmVonSpiz> you just
use more cable and less countermass
L533[15:54:20] <madmerlyn> even if you
have a single atom out of place the strength declines
drastically
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L535[15:54:33] <madmerlyn> we will not
invent a space elevator that works on Earth
L537[15:54:48] <FltAdmVonSpiz> problably
not in our lifetimes anyway
L538[15:54:51] <FltAdmVonSpiz> but I have
hope
L539[15:54:52] <madmerlyn> no, not
ever
L540[15:55:17] <madmerlyn> we're not going
to magically engineer perfect cables on an atomic scale that can
survive the perils of space
L542[15:56:34] <madmerlyn> launch loop
much more realistic low cost launch scheme
L543[15:57:05] <madmerlyn> space elevators
will never happen nor be practical on anything larger than an
asteroid (and on asteroids not really practical since escape
velocity will be tiny anyway)
L544[15:57:12] <zilti> Fluburtur: what
game is that?
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L546[15:57:15] <FltAdmVonSpiz> kevlar is
strong enough for the moon
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L548[15:57:22] <umaxtu> zilti,
stellaris
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L550[15:58:16] <FltAdmVonSpiz> our current
material science is so overkill for the moon you could wrap the
whole thing in whipple shields if you wanted
L551[15:58:37] <ve2dmn> There is a list
somewhere of all the "joke" systems in Stellaris
L552[15:58:59] <madmerlyn> except for the
whole issue of space isn't empty
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L554[15:59:19] <FltAdmVonSpiz> when you
are using regular materials, this idea of a microscale ribbon goes
out of the window
L555[15:59:33] <madmerlyn> your kevlar
space elevator will get torn up in months or weeks from
microimpacts etc
L556[16:00:01] <ve2dmn> madmerlyn: you'll
need a "Doctor Elevator"
L557[16:00:26] <oren> and on the moon you
don't even NEED a space elevator, just use a maglev train
L559[16:00:58] <madmerlyn> remember the
materials will be under constant stress from their own weight, so
any impact will be hitting a cable that's already stretched and
stressed
L560[16:01:00] <ve2dmn> oren: Galaxy
railways?
L561[16:01:12] <zilti> Imagine how our DNA
would look like if there weren't aminoacids constantly repairing
it
L562[16:01:12] <FltAdmVonSpiz> but the
impacts would never strike the structural member
L563[16:01:25] <madmerlyn> it might
survive a few impacts
L564[16:01:30] <madmerlyn> but over time
it will break
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L567[16:02:31] <madmerlyn> besides, why
would a kevlar elevator be preferred to just building a smaller
launch loop on the lunar surface?
L568[16:02:47] <oren> madmerlyn: on the
mmon you don't need any kind of loop
L569[16:02:54] <ve2dmn> madmerlyn: I want
my spacetrain :D
L570[16:03:04] <madmerlyn> lol ok so a
launch ramp then :P
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L572[16:03:08] <oren> jst a regular maglev
train track
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L574[16:03:26] <oren> the moon is pretty
flat
L575[16:03:30] <FltAdmVonSpiz> because an
elevator is rather more tolerant of short term failures and has an
orders of magnitude greater cargo capacity
L576[16:03:37] <FltAdmVonSpiz> and doesnt
subject passengers to significant g-loads
L577[16:03:51] <madmerlyn> orders of
magnitude greater cargo capacity.. on kevlar rope? doubt it.
L578[16:03:56] <oren> lol
L579[16:04:26] <madmerlyn> g-loads are
based on acceleration, with maglev you can control
acceleration
L580[16:04:52] <oren> and cargo doesn't
usually mind having g loads
L581[16:05:02] <oren> to a point
anyway
L582[16:05:33] <FltAdmVonSpiz> how do you
land something with a launch loop?
L583[16:05:37] <FltAdmVonSpiz> is that
even possible
L584[16:05:45] <oren> FltAdmVonSpiz: orbit
close to it and latch on
L585[16:05:58] <oren> to a car that is
matching speeds with you
L586[16:06:14] <oren> same as orbital
renzezvous-docking
L587[16:06:29] <FltAdmVonSpiz> except it
has to be complete before you run out of track?
L588[16:06:48] <oren> right but if it
doesn't, you fly off and try again next orbit
L589[16:07:17] <madmerlyn> or you could
use old fashioned propulsive landing since you have a cheap way of
putting fuel in orbit
L590[16:07:48] <zilti> So how does having
a maglev on the moon solve the problem of getting people and stuff
off earth?
L591[16:08:04] <oren> zilti: it
doesn't
L592[16:08:13] <madmerlyn> you use the
same tech on Earth, but bigger and more loop-y
L593[16:08:18] <FltAdmVonSpiz> zilti: but
if you have check mass from the moon a lot of things become a lot
more practical
L594[16:08:37] <FltAdmVonSpiz> like
radiation hardening takes a back seat to packing regolith into
containers around your habitats
L595[16:08:39] <FltAdmVonSpiz> stuff like
that
L596[16:08:40] <oren> it does however
allow you to build stuff easier
L597[16:09:02] <madmerlyn> scenario: you
have super cheap way of lifting things off the moon, fuel is made
from polar ice, launched to orbit at depots
L598[16:09:17] <FltAdmVonSpiz> also I saw
a proposal that a reasonable performance heat shield could be made
out of baked regolith
L599[16:09:22] <madmerlyn> now you have
fuel on orbit, so your earth launch scheme doesn't need to bring as
much fuel to complete its mission
L600[16:09:22] <FltAdmVonSpiz> not great
but reasonable
L601[16:09:23] <oren> the moon is full of
raw material that can be flung into a useful orbit
L602[16:09:46] <JCB> actually, they can
use reglolith itself made into fuel...
L603[16:10:07] <FltAdmVonSpiz> also didnt
someone work out an aluminium-oxygen hybrid rocket?
L604[16:10:49] <oren> In my current KSP
career I'm doing a lot with building stuff and fueling my stuff
from the mun
L605[16:10:59] <madmerlyn> it's just like
some people do in KSP, they build a minmus fueling base to put
ridiculous amounts of fuel in orbital depots, so they can launch
big vessels without a ton of fuel in them and fill them up on the
way out
L606[16:11:29] <ve2dmn> oren: thanks to
your train remark I'm now down the rabbit hole of looking for
"Galaxy railways 999" videos on youtube for a specific
one...
L607[16:11:29] <oren> madmerlyn: I prefer
the mun, round trip time is less
L608[16:11:59] <madmerlyn> yes I usually
operate out of the mun too Oren, though this career I think I'm
going to manufacture the fuel on Minmus and just taxi it out to
various orbits around the system
L609[16:12:04] <ve2dmn> Tl;DR: Steam
locomotives... IN SPACE!
L610[16:13:23] <madmerlyn> could you use
steam to crank your wheels and then point the exhaust stack
retrograde for additional thrust? :P
L611[16:13:38] <zilti> Meanwhile I'm on
RSS and trying since hours to get into earth orbit...
L612[16:14:17] <ve2dmn> madmerlyn: nah,
it's an anime. The trains just fly up from the ramp powered by
disbelief
L613[16:14:41] <madmerlyn> haha steampunk
space travel would be interesting
L615[16:14:59] <kmath> YouTube - THE
GALAXY RAILWAYS 999
L616[16:15:19] <oren> and I don't bother
with launchign thingsa nd fueling them from the mun. I build them
in munar orbit out of rocketparts made of metal mined from the
mun
L617[16:15:41] <JCB> dang it where was
that massive engine list
L618[16:15:57] <madmerlyn> I pretend
Kerbals don't have the proper equipment inside a 3.75m module I
landed on the surface to manufacture complex parts
L619[16:16:47] <zilti> My goal is to
manufacture a rocket on-site on Titan
L620[16:17:37] <FltAdmVonSpiz> "third
concept utilizes monopropellant aluminum/oxygen. The monopropellant
is formulated by suspending powdered metal in liquid oxygen. Two
recent studies have tested the feasibility of producing and
handling a metal/LOX Monopropellant."
L621[16:17:42] <FltAdmVonSpiz> That sounds
safe
L622[16:19:08] <zilti> Sounds about as
safe as nitroglycerine ^^
L623[16:19:32] <FltAdmVonSpiz>
Space!Halifax when a propellant depot in a starport goes up in
flames
L624[16:19:38] <FltAdmVonSpiz> or blast
cloud since there are no flames in a vacuum
L626[16:20:43] <JCB> so .. metal or
aluminum with LOX... they saying ISP of 285....
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L629[16:28:48] <zilti> Time passed
in-game: 2 Minutes. Time passed irl: 8 Minutes, 7 Seconds
L630[16:30:48] <zilti> That's worse than I
thought. Way worse.
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L634[16:44:20] <SamBelanger> Hi
L635[16:44:21] <Mod9000> Hello,
SamBelanger
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L638[16:47:26] <zilti> ...*NOW* I've
reached 8 minutes in-game
L639[16:50:23] <oren> zilti: you need a
beefier computer
L640[16:50:28] <SamBelanger> I'm
back
L641[16:51:02] <zilti> oren: I have a
Ryzen 1800X running at 4GHz. Go find me a beefier CPU that is
capable of running KSP ^^
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L644[16:51:43] <zilti> I also uninstalled
EVE and Scatterer, which made no difference :P
L645[16:53:59] <FltAdmVonSpiz> get one of
those 32 core one
L646[16:54:15] <Mathuin> Someone who
writes an ubermod which can enable or disable functionality from
within the game (think a slider to enable levels of pretty to
toggle EVE and Scatterer as an example) and/or a "disable all
mods" button will make me a happy player.
L647[16:54:40] <zilti> FltAdmVonSpiz: KSP
can not even parallelize to two cores
L648[16:57:08] <Mathuin> Is that a Unity
thing?
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L651[17:02:02] <zilti> Mathuin:
Probably... Unity + terrible programming. Which is often combined,
because good coders probably wouldn't want to use Unity
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L655[17:36:39] <FltAdmVonSpiz> trying to
paralelise programming is hard
L656[17:37:39] <FltAdmVonSpiz> I tried to
parallelise my killer sudoku solver
L657[17:38:04] <FltAdmVonSpiz> even though
conceptualy the mechanism it worked should allow paralleisation it
is very difficult
L658[17:45:48] <Mathuin> Different
languages have different ways to do that sort of thing. If I were
writing a Sudoku solver and wanted to parallelize, I'd use
Go.
L659[17:47:04] <FltAdmVonSpiz> yeah it was
a project for a C++ programming module
L660[17:47:14] <FltAdmVonSpiz> we got to
chose our own project and Id always wanted to try and write one
just to see if I could
L661[17:47:25] <FltAdmVonSpiz> and
advanced features got extra marks
L662[17:47:48] <FltAdmVonSpiz> it was
taking 90 seconds on the core I was using, and when I ran it at Uni
on my Bulldozer rig still took 60 seconds
L663[17:47:56] <FltAdmVonSpiz> but if I
could have used six cores it would have gone in ten :D
L664[17:50:14] <Mathuin> Seven years ago
today I released the initial version of a Minecraft terrain
generator I made which used real-world data from the USGS. It was
in Pascal and eventually got OpenCL support for
parallelization.
L665[17:50:25] <FltAdmVonSpiz> Pascal?
o.O
L666[17:50:31] <Mathuin> Python, my fault.
:-)
L667[17:50:37] <Mathuin> ... wow, that
would have been AWESOME
L668[17:50:59] <Mathuin> Anyway, I got it
almost entirely ported to Go when the USGS broke their data
distribution methods.
L669[17:51:13] <FltAdmVonSpiz> I have a
dirty secret
L670[17:51:17] <FltAdmVonSpiz> my default
programming language is BASIC
L671[17:51:53] <Mathuin> I did Advent of
Code in Python and Go, but stopped using Go because it isn't my
reflexive language yet.
L672[17:52:23] <FltAdmVonSpiz> I learned
basic when I was like 11
L673[17:52:38] <FltAdmVonSpiz> and now all
my other programming is mentally a port of hwo it would be done in
BASIC
L674[17:52:39] <FltAdmVonSpiz> most of the
time anyway
L675[17:54:38] <zilti> Doesn't Python
still have the "global interpreter lock", effectively
making it almost unparallelizable?
L676[17:55:24] <zilti> Java was my first,
now I know C, C++, Clojure, Scheme and Scala
L677[17:58:47] <Mathuin> zilti: Python has
microprocessing which allows for pools of threads, among other
features.
L678[17:58:54] <Mathuin> There is a GIL,
but there are ways to work with it.
L679[17:59:04] <Mathuin> I reached what I
thought were those limits, which is why I gave OpenCL a try.
L680[17:59:15] <Mathuin> When I get cards
that can support Vulkan, I'll upgrade that code.
L681[18:20:01] <oren> I mostly write
things in C, Perl, and C#
L682[18:20:10] <oren> for work I use
C++
L683[18:21:34] <Azander> I have to use php
and javascript at work :/
L684[18:21:47] <zilti> Neat. I deleted a
dozen mods, launched the same rocket again. Not going from 0 to 2
Minutes in-game took even longer: 9min 38s irl!
L685[18:21:53] <zilti> Azander: My
condolences...
L686[18:22:17] <zilti> Azander: did you
try firing your boss yet? :P
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L688[18:23:04] <Azander> nope... he's fire
me first. That and I'm soing customer web work :/
L689[18:23:08] <Azander> *doing
L690[18:23:13] <Azander> *he'd
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L692[18:27:07] <Guest47265> xbox one
enhanced edition. anyone else have problems getting the x button to
access the part action menu
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L696[18:37:25] <UmbralRaptor> Thank you
for being a stereotype.
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L698[19:07:36] <madmerlynx> started new
game of factorio, spawned on tiny island with no way to get
off
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L700[19:32:23] <KrazyKrl> madmerlynx:
#factorio and if you have iron ore, copper ore, stone; along with
landfill research, it really doesn't matter.
L701[19:32:44] <madmerlynx> but I just
started the game
L702[19:32:50] <madmerlynx> so I had..
none of that
L703[19:33:02] <Supercheese> just
restart
L704[19:33:15] <madmerlynx> I did
L705[19:33:21] <KrazyKrl> Yep, RNG is RNG.
sometimes you just get a bad map gen.
L706[19:34:24] <KrazyKrl> Remember that
the main factorio IRC channel is on EsperNet.
L707[19:36:06] <madmerlynx> but I don't
hang out there, I hang out here
L708[19:36:23] <Supercheese> there's also
a Discord for it, if you'd rather
L709[19:36:39] <madmerlynx> but I don't
hang out there
L710[19:36:52] <Supercheese> just pointin'
out
L711[19:36:55] <KrazyKrl> Seeing as how
you're already on the same IRC network... it's better than talking
factorio in the KSP channel.
L712[19:38:49] <madmerlynx> ok, enjoy the
silence then
L713[19:40:11] <Supercheese> The
sooouuuunnnddd of silence ?
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L715[19:40:35] <madmerlynx> I mean I talk
gaming in general in here all the time, especially with
ve2dmn
L716[19:40:42] <Mathuin> That song could
so be filked for KSP.
L717[19:40:54] <madmerlynx> I don't see
how talking about Factorio is an issue, especially when literally
nobody was talking about anything else at the moment
L718[19:41:19] <madmerlynx> 30 minutes
elapsed and the only conversation was.. me talking about
factorio
L719[19:42:52] <Supercheese> wasn't there
a mod that tried to bridge Factorio and KSP
L720[19:42:54] <Mathuin> Considering the
time spent earlier on space elevators, I think factorio's probably
NBD.
L721[19:43:06] <Supercheese> like, gather
resources and launch a rocket in Factorio, translates to
parts/funds in KSP or somethin;
L722[19:43:16] <Mathuin> Oooh, interesting
bug in this new KSP install -- main menu letters are hot pink
cutouts
L724[19:43:33] <Supercheese> aha
L725[19:43:52] <Supercheese> there ya go,
now you can talk about both games
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L727[19:45:40] <Mathuin> Anyone know why
all my letters are pink rectangular cutouts?
L728[19:46:03] <Supercheese> sounds like
texture bug
L729[19:46:14] <Supercheese> invalid
textures are often a solid pink
L730[19:46:32] <Mathuin> This is literally
a brand new install with nothing but kOS and ModuleManager
added.
L731[19:46:51] <Mathuin> I'm gonna delete
those two and see.
L732[19:46:51] <Supercheese> re-verify
game files, if you have such an option via e.g. Steam
L733[19:47:56] <Mathuin> Okay, doing that
first. Validating Steam files - 2% complete. :-)
L734[19:49:37] <Mathuin> 1 file failed to
validate.
L735[19:50:45] <Supercheese> probably the
bad texture
L736[19:51:15] <Mathuin> Okay, now that
I'm watching, all those cute loading hints are not displayed, nor
are the words describing files being examined. The progress bar is
progressing, and I'm seeing the usual slide show of background
images.
L737[19:51:33] <umaxtu> speaking of steam,
anyone know when they added shader precaching?
L738[19:52:17] <Mathuin> Alas, that did
not fix the problem. :-(
L739[19:53:54] <Mathuin> Windows 7, Core 2
Quad Q6600 processor, 3G of RAM, DX11.
L740[19:53:58] <Fluburtur> so, halfway in
my first stellaris game
L741[19:54:24] <Fluburtur> some AI decided
to declare war on me so I got my friends and we assembled a 10k
fleet
L742[19:54:26] <Mathuin> I do not
recognize the video card -- GMA 3100 -- but it's only got 256 MB of
RAM. Goodness.
L743[19:54:31] <Fluburtur> won the first
battle
L744[19:54:51] <Fluburtur> but I lost my
oldest science ship when it was retreating back home so im
sad
L745[19:58:45] <Mathuin> ... I have the
most recent video driver, it's dated 2009.
L746[20:00:11] <Mathuin> Ah well will have
to wait for home.
L748[20:01:04] <kmath> YouTube - Camille
Saint-Saëns - Danse Macabre
L749[20:01:07] <Fluburtur> so groovy
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L753[20:24:33] <Mathuin> Oooh, new release
of kRPC
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L759[20:48:08] <kmath>
<NASASpaceflight> Next Falcon 9 launch is set to be
expendable. Drone ship's next job will be to catch the center core
of the Falcon…
https://t.co/R22XGTEo5F
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L766[21:50:18] <Draconiator> When is
Falcon Heavy going up?
L767[21:54:50] <umaxtu> minimum, after the
30th
L768[22:00:38] <TheKosmonaut> Draconiator:
soon
L769[22:00:45] <TheKosmonaut> 2013
L770[22:01:26] <TheKosmonaut> If the
universe determined it necessary, we'd see a BFR launch before
FH
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