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L27[03:50:20] <Ezko> hmm, i guess hiding
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L36[04:27:48] <taniwha> Ezko: doesn't hid
op status, though :/
L37[04:30:21] *
UmbralRaptop needs to look into bouncers. Though given my home
internet situation…
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L40[04:43:07] <Ezko> if i didn't have
server access i'd run irssi on a raspberry pi or something
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L47[05:59:50] <Glass|phone> TheKosmonaut:
btw what should I do if I want to use a grounded device like seven
meters from the only gnd screw terminal in my apartment
L48[06:00:55] <Glass|phone> why do we still
use plugs and outlets designed in a time where nobody gave a damn
about electrocuting you and burning your house down
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L51[06:16:30] <Gasher[work]> well tbh it's
kinda usual to have outlets without grounding wire attached
L52[06:16:50] <Eddi|zuHause> in what world
do people still have outlets without ground?
L53[06:17:13] <Eddi|zuHause> i don't think
i have even seen those in my entire life
L54[06:56:06] <Azander> A lot of old houses
(pre 1970) do
L55[06:58:00] <VanDisaster> that's an
interesting definition of old house
L56[06:58:13] <VanDisaster> my house was
built in 1760something, what does that make it :p
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L59[07:05:55] <Gasher[work]> VanDisaster,
an old hovel? :D
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L61[07:12:20] <Rolf> bit older than
usa
L62[07:13:15] <Azander> I work in a
building that they had to add electricity to after it was built (by
decades) and even that still has many non-grounded outlets (which
are getting replaced slowly as we use them for things beyond simple
lighting)
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L64[07:21:35] <Ezko> VanDisaster: where do
you live
L65[07:21:48] <VanDisaster> southwest
UK
L67[07:22:05] <Ezko> oldest building in the
city i live in is from 1755 or so
L68[07:22:58] <VanDisaster> some of the
farmhouses around here are a few lifetimes older than this
building
L69[07:24:06] <sandbox> the oldest building
in my city is ~1130
L70[07:28:36] <VanDisaster> the local city
has a few roman walls left, the buildings aren't *quite* that old
:p
L72[07:38:59] <falalilal> people in north
america didn't do a lot building before the whites invaded did
they?
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L83[08:28:44] <Glass|phone> I don't
actually know when my place was built but I'd assume 5-10 years
ago
L84[08:29:22] <Glass|phone> the building
neither seems to be aging nor built to last very long
L85[08:30:10] <Althego> hehe
L86[08:31:40] <Glass|phone> like heck, the
windows stick outwards to give an illusion of wall thickness from
the inside
L87[08:33:13] <Glass|phone> they're also
single pane non insulated
L88[08:33:30] <falalilal> that's terrible,
you might as well choke some birds to death by hand
L89[08:34:39] <Glass|phone> it is however
unreasonably large
L90[08:35:32] <Glass|phone> both the window
and the entire apartment
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L92[08:59:41] <Ezko> here newer buildings
have thicker walls
L93[09:00:31] <Ezko> like my previous
apartment had windows with like 15 cm windosill on the inside,
triple glass window and another probably 7-8 cm windowsill on the
outside
L94[09:01:14] <Ezko> that was built in
2013, my current apartment is from 2005 i think and no massive
windowsill on the inside
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L111[10:20:15] <VanDisaster> I live in a
grade 2 listed building, can't do *anything* to the windows
here
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L133[12:23:38] <Fluburtur> apparently
there is a trumpet teacher in my town so I could try to see if I
can try it
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L135[12:27:47] <Althego> trumpette, is it
like bowsette? :)
L136[12:28:01] <Fluburtur> idk, I don't
care for nintendo stuff really
L137[12:28:15] <Althego> just a throwaway
pun
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L139[12:29:13] <Althego> i hate that the
materials bay is so big
L140[12:29:52] <Althego> and even if you
try to hide it from the direct stream, it can blow up because
apparently the things in front of it dont deflect air enough
L142[12:30:43] <Althego> this cant be
true
L143[12:32:22] <darsie> Blood is
diamagnetic.
L144[12:44:51] <Althego> not that. nobody
can be this stupid
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L146[12:47:34] <sandbox> yes, they
can
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L148[12:49:47] <darsie> I still rather
think it's fake.
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L150[12:50:41] <sandbox> I hope so
L151[13:21:00] <Althego> scott
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L167[14:27:19] <Mat2ch> Fluburtur: ...
out!
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L169[14:27:37] <falalilal> it's fake,
someone on the internet told me that once
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L172[14:34:19] <Althego> fake news, fake
cgi?
L173[14:36:57] <JVFoxy> fake life?
L174[14:37:14] <Althego> reality is
unrealistic trope
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L177[14:40:14] <kmath> <nadiamdrake>
"NASA’s original planet hunter, the Kepler space telescope,
has run out of fuel. This is not unexpected, and this m…
https://t.co/8kMT95WfWo
L178[14:40:53] <Althego> it's dead,
jim
L179[14:42:39] <BPlayer> Awww
L180[14:43:10] <BPlayer> Let's all take a
moment to appreciate all the things this mission gave us. All the
more reasons for JWT
L181[14:43:41] <falalilal> what did it
give us tho?
L182[14:43:57] <BPlayer> Let me get you
that gallery of pictures
L183[14:44:05] <UmbralRaptop> >3000
exoplanets
L184[14:44:11] <falalilal> they weren't
there before?!
L185[14:44:14] <UmbralRaptop> BPlayer:
uh.
L186[14:44:25] <Eddi|zuHause> no, they
spawned when we observed them, obviously
L187[14:44:42] <Eddi|zuHause> that also
explains why the earth is only 12000 years old
L188[14:44:47] <BPlayer> We did not know
where they were until we observed them, and now we don't know how
fast they move
L189[14:44:55] <falalilal> i wonder if
we'll ever find a way to get to those planets
L190[14:45:11] <UmbralRaptop> falalilal:
we knew about a few hundred before. We have a much better
understanding of planets especially within 1 au of their stars
now.
L191[14:45:19] <falalilal> how long ago
are we seeing them tho?
L192[14:45:27] <UmbralRaptop> Also
astroseismology
L193[14:45:41] <Eddi|zuHause> a few
hundred years tops
L194[14:46:06] <UmbralRaptop> Kepler
planets are generally a few hundred ly away, but a few might be
>1000
L195[14:46:39] <Eddi|zuHause> in
astronomic timeframes, that's basically yesterday
L196[14:47:12] <Eddi|zuHause> if it was
just a few seconds after midnight
L197[14:47:29] <falalilal> i'm literally
sitting here right now and somehow getting annoyed at the fact that
we haven't found other intelligent life yet
L198[14:47:54] <Eddi|zuHause> don't read
up on fermi's paradox then
L199[14:47:57] <falalilal> c'mon
scientists, get on with it!
L200[14:48:40] <BPlayer> Humm, I can't
find that gallery
L201[14:49:01] <BPlayer> There were those
APOD images with the best discoveries of, I believe, Kepler
L202[14:49:20] <BPlayer> Or was that a
different observatory they nominated this way?
L203[14:49:23] <UmbralRaptop> Intermittent
reminder that Earth's strongest radio signals were Soviet ballistic
missile early warning radars.
L204[14:50:00] <Eddi|zuHause> everything
is bigger in russia
L205[14:50:17] <BPlayer> Russia is bigger,
so everything in Russia is bigger too :P
L206[14:50:17] <Eddi|zuHause> so why not
radio as well
L207[14:50:33] <falalilal> its a tragedy
that the Americans tricked Osama into fighting communism for
them
L208[14:50:37] <BPlayer> There is a
certain beauty to it, though.
L209[14:50:38] <falalilal> communism
should have won
L210[14:50:49] <UmbralRaptop>
politics
L211[14:50:51] <BPlayer> falalilal, please
avoid political discussion, though
L213[14:51:03] <kmath> <DSLauretta>
Bennu first look! - Bennu is in our sights and the asteroid surface
features are starting to come into focus! The t…
https://t.co/TMFX51Y1BJ
L214[14:51:29] <BPlayer> UmbralRaptop:
Perhaps they are siblings and Bennu is younger? :P
L215[14:51:35] <Althego> hehe looks like
tha same diamond shape
L216[14:51:49] <Eddi|zuHause> i somehow
always read "Ryukyu" first...
L217[14:52:19] *
UmbralRaptop pastes a diacritic onto Eddi|zuHause
L218[14:52:49] <BPlayer> Somehow, Bennu
reminds me of Minmus
L219[14:52:55] <Eddi|zuHause> ÂŻÂŻ
L220[14:53:00] <BPlayer> Perhaps it's lime
green?
L222[14:54:38] <falalilal> crazy to think
that's a comet
L223[14:54:45] <falalilal> it looks like a
50s movie
L224[14:54:53] <BPlayer> Good thing you
are not stuck on it. :P
L225[14:55:25] <Eddi|zuHause> don't you
mean 20s movie?
L226[14:55:57] <BPlayer> Nah, not a 20s
movie. Charlie Chaplin is missing
L227[14:56:45] <Eddi|zuHause> but they had
sound in 50s movies
L228[14:57:09] <Eddi|zuHause> also, they
figured out proper fps
L229[14:57:33] <Althego> btw 1.6 is
coming
L230[14:57:41] <Eddi|zuHause> winter is
coming?
L231[14:57:46] <falalilal> i'm still on
1.4
L232[14:57:48] <Althego> could be more
correct to call it 1.4.7 or something
L233[14:58:22] <Eddi|zuHause> they could
be going the java route and call it 6.0
L234[14:58:28] <Althego> hehe
L235[14:58:40] <Althego> or the chrome way
and call it 60 :)
L236[14:58:43] <BPlayer> KSP 6.1, AKA KSP
Vista
L237[14:59:07] <Althego> 1.5 is so minor
it doesnt even have a trailer
L238[14:59:07] <BPlayer> Whoops, no, 6.0
would be Vista
L239[14:59:18] <BPlayer> 6.1 would be KSP
7 :P
L240[14:59:59] <Eddi|zuHause> BPlayer:
that's still not as bad as windows 10 having two different counting
systems, and both are used to communicate to the user
L241[15:00:09] <Althego> hehe
L242[15:00:45] <BPlayer> That's what
happens when a program grows organically
L243[15:01:44] <falalilal> i haven't used
Windows in years
L244[15:01:54] <falalilal> but I guess I
shouldn't mention the communist Linux LOL
L245[15:02:28] <UmbralRaptop> Discussing
OSes is fine as long as it doesn't turn religious.
L246[15:02:47] <falalilal> Vi is best
tho
L247[15:03:03] <Althego> lol
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L250[15:03:18] <Althego> obviously
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L253[15:03:38] <UmbralRaptop> I mean: vi
plays nice with files hundreds of MB in size, and runs on
everything…
L254[15:03:38] <Eddi|zuHause> my internet
is somewhat unstable lately
L255[15:04:15] <Eddi|zuHause> i've had
lots of "stupid" editors that always try to load the full
file into memory first
L256[15:04:18] *
UmbralRaptop remembers having so much trouble with Python packages
on an iMac that installing Debian on an ancient laptop was an
easier way of doing limited number crunching and generating
plots.
L257[15:04:37] <Althego> hundreds of
megabytes alreadt fit in the memory :)
L258[15:04:42] <KrazyKrl> Trouble with an
iMac... INCONCIVEABLE
L259[15:05:17] <Althego> as long as you
keep it in an atmosphere without water, preferable in a
vacuum
L260[15:05:22] <Althego> oh wait, no
cooling then
L261[15:05:29] <UmbralRaptop> It's what I
was issued for work porpoises
L262[15:05:37] <UmbralRaptop> (the
iMac)
L263[15:05:48] <UmbralRaptop> Also, </3
tcsh
L264[15:05:52] <Althego> lol
L265[15:06:15] <BPlayer> Warranty void if
you touch the keyboard or look at the screen
L266[15:06:22] <Althego> hehe
L267[15:06:42] <Althego> pp bus g3
hot
L268[15:06:59] <BPlayer> Main B bus
overheat :P
L269[15:06:59] <UmbralRaptop> Bonus:
"fun" that involved using IRAF and DS9.
L270[15:07:16] <Althego> undervolt
L271[15:07:20] <UmbralRaptop> Undervolt in
main bus B
L272[15:07:26] <Althego> if you mean
apollo 13
L273[15:07:54] <Althego> pp bus g3 hot is
the typical power line in a mac that fails
L274[15:07:56] <BPlayer> I mean Apollo 13
fitted to your pp bus g3 hot comment
L275[15:07:56] <Eddi|zuHause>
<Althego> oh wait, no cooling then <-- you can have
cooling in vacuum (by radiation)
L276[15:07:59] <Althego> because of
reasons
L277[15:08:14] <Althego> yes you can have,
but normal computers are not designed for that
L278[15:08:22] <Althego> neither for zero
g
L279[15:08:32] <Althego> so they would
overheat in space
L280[15:08:37] <BPlayer> Sure, the hard
drive disk starts floating in zero g :P
L281[15:08:53] <Eddi|zuHause> i don't
think there's much of an issue with zero g
L282[15:09:04] <BPlayer> The LCD
spills
L283[15:09:05] <Eddi|zuHause> i mean, they
have random consumer laptops on the ISS
L284[15:09:24] *
BPlayer stops talking trash :P
L285[15:09:31] <darsie> Computers have
fans. They don't rely on gravity assisted convection.
L286[15:09:34] <Eddi|zuHause> anything you
can use upside down you can also use in zero g
L287[15:09:43] <darsie> Well, there are
some passive coolers, too.
L288[15:09:50] <KrazyKrl> hey now... i
love that speak about making my PPBus G3hot.
L289[15:09:59] <BPlayer> Eddi: Not quite.
Convection might be an issue, but mostly they have fans
L290[15:10:00] <darsie> heat sinks*
L291[15:10:12] <BPlayer> Heat rises,
though
L292[15:10:12] <Althego> there is an issue
with zero g, there is no thermal convection, because there is no
up
L293[15:10:14] <BPlayer> :P
L294[15:10:15] <Althego> same for flames
too
L295[15:10:43] <Eddi|zuHause> just means
you need some other way to induce some draft
L296[15:10:52] <Eddi|zuHause> like a
fan
L297[15:10:55] <Eddi|zuHause>
somewhere
L298[15:10:57] <Eddi|zuHause>
anywhere
L299[15:11:08] <BPlayer> Let's build a
computrifuge!
L300[15:11:33] <JVFoxy> Well.. could use
LEDs in 0g... they don't produce heat
L301[15:11:34] <KrazyKrl> computerfrugal
forces?
L302[15:11:44] <KrazyKrl> everything
creates heat.
L303[15:11:55] <KrazyKrl> entropy must
always increase to the maximum.
L304[15:12:10] <BPlayer> Entropy may
increase in processes that consume heat
L305[15:12:39] <BPlayer> It's rather rare,
but it happens
L306[15:12:50] <darsie> did you mean
decrease?
L307[15:13:04] <JVFoxy> tell that to the
people who install LEDs in stoplights and when snow covers them
up
L308[15:13:34] <KrazyKrl> LEDs in
stoplights are heatsinked way more than the heat they
produce.
L309[15:13:44] <darsie> JVFoxy: There are
heatable stoplights for that.
L310[15:14:12] <JVFoxy> may as well just
go back to regular bulbs
L311[15:14:28] <JVFoxy> they figured,
installing LED would save on power... ya till winter rolls
over
L312[15:14:31] <KrazyKrl> running a heater
for a portion of the year is still cheaper.
L313[15:15:01] <JVFoxy> do what they do
with Voyager, install radio isotopes.. radiation gives off heat. no
power needed
L314[15:15:08] <KrazyKrl> incandescendents
are only 5% efficent for light output.
L315[15:15:20] <Althego> yes,
laughable
L316[15:15:22] <Eddi|zuHause>
<JVFoxy> tell that to the people who install LEDs in
stoplights and when snow covers them up <-- just because they
produce 1/10 of the heat doesn't mean they produce "no"
heat
L317[15:15:30] <BPlayer> Can also use
radioisotopes to make the lights light up :P
L318[15:15:36] <KrazyKrl> they produce no
USABLE heat.
L319[15:15:48] <KrazyKrl> just install
radon in everything, ez.
L320[15:15:51] <JVFoxy> I just saying,
everyone seems to think LED's are heatless... you should see the
heatsinks on some massively big LEDs
L321[15:15:58] <Althego> hehe
L322[15:16:05] <Althego> on really bright
power leds
L323[15:16:17] <Althego> the most of the
thing is the heatsink
L324[15:16:20] <Rolf> leds is weird on
heat, it emits light one side and other side gets heat
L325[15:16:27] <Eddi|zuHause>
<JVFoxy> they figured, installing LED would save on power...
ya till winter rolls over <-- it's only "winter" for a
few days each years, difference is you can turn off the heating on
the other days
L326[15:16:27] <JVFoxy> was at a
homeshow... some of the LED lighting systems they use for pools, a
good portion of a KG is just a metal block with fins
L327[15:17:25] <JVFoxy> find it funny,
some places that have soda vending machines where it gets really
cold in winter, they use regular bulbs to keep the soda from
freezing up
L328[15:17:42] <Althego> hehe
L329[15:18:35] <JVFoxy> in any
case...
L330[15:19:24] <BPlayer> Last time I
stayed for a night in a hut in Sweden, there was no heating. We put
a pack of milk in the fridge overnight, had to get up at 4 in the
morning, and we had 6°C inside of the hut. The milk froze, we had
to drop solid chunks of it into the cup
L331[15:19:28] <darsie> Also LEDs last
much longer than incandescents. That saves a lot of
money/work.
L332[15:19:31] <JVFoxy> ya I don't get
much of a winter where I live.. just lots of rain these days. Power
by hydro dams...
L333[15:20:18] <JVFoxy> just careful what
LEDs you guy.. sometimes the soldering connections aren't always
teh best
L334[15:20:23] <Althego> i have easier
solution, i dont drink milk :)
L335[15:20:25] <KrazyKrl> incandescents
last a few thousand hours, even high intensity LEDs can last more
than 10x that, even approaching 100,000 hours.
L336[15:20:27] <JVFoxy> ... what LEDs you
buy
L337[15:21:18] <JVFoxy> fire station has a
bulb still going after decades, but thats only because its a low
power, low pressure
L338[15:21:56] <darsie> I bought tiny smd
LEDs, 5 mm white/violet, high power white/365 nm UV, ...
L339[15:22:05] <JVFoxy> think we expect a
lot out of things we make these days... most of it doesn't last as
a result
L340[15:22:19] <KrazyKrl> Are those like
those old pyramid-scheme bulbs? iirc Amway or something... they
were repackaging 220v bulbs as long-life 120v bulbs.
L341[15:22:25] <Rolf> they also suspect
that bulb lasted so long due to lucky factor plus that that light
basically never gets turned off
L342[15:22:57] <JVFoxy> rolf thermal shock
is a thing in bulbs..
L343[15:23:21] <Rolf> yep
L344[15:23:23] <JVFoxy> room temp to
several hundred degrees in a split second
L345[15:24:06] <KrazyKrl> several thousand
degrees you mean.
L346[15:24:12] <KrazyKrl> that tungsten
gets kinda hot
L347[15:24:17] <KrazyKrl> white hot, as it
happens
L348[15:24:29] <KrazyKrl> you're literally
getting blackbody radiation.
L349[15:24:36] <darsie> 2300 K?
L350[15:24:40] <KrazyKrl> k.
L351[15:24:50] <JVFoxy> there are old old
gas engines that still survive, even run.. can even put them on
cooking oil.. but nope... don't want them, they pollute too much.
They'd rather just buy out lithium mines, metal shops, spend
billions on making electric cars, have to replace batteries every 5
years
L352[15:24:57] <darsie> halogen maybe 3000
K
L353[15:25:26] <JVFoxy> don't remember how
hot they get... they were going to make 100w bulbs illegal
here
L354[15:25:39] <JVFoxy> then start pushing
down to 60w.. 40w...
L355[15:26:04] <darsie> LED are cheaper
anyways, in the long term.
L356[15:26:22] <JVFoxy> they started
finding flouro bulbs were causing too much UV
L357[15:26:30] <Rolf> here we can buy 40w
ones, I think they dont plan to make that one illegal, as there is
couple uses that cannot use led period
L358[15:26:32] <Althego> eu did stop
production of 100w and even lower incandescents
L359[15:26:33] <KrazyKrl> or the fact that
they contain mercury
L360[15:26:42] <Althego> actually a good
thing, we dont need the heat from them most of the time
L361[15:26:43] <KrazyKrl> mercury is kinda
bad[citation needed]
L362[15:26:53] <Eddi|zuHause>
<KrazyKrl> incandescents last a few thousand hours, even high
intensity LEDs can last more than 10x that, even approaching
100,000 hours. <-- i had to go out and buy 4x2€ halogen bulbs
every half year or so, until i swapped them with LEDs some 5 years
back
L363[15:27:01] <Eddi|zuHause> haven't had
a problem since then
L364[15:27:10] <UmbralRaptop> Citation:
Karen Wetterhan
L365[15:27:24] <darsie> hahn
L366[15:27:30] <darsie> cock
L367[15:27:46] <KrazyKrl> the only place i
use halogen bulbs, the stove hood for light intensity while
cooking, and one of those halogen replacement bulbs that gives me
more light output without pulling too much amperage.
L368[15:27:56] <KrazyKrl> everything else
is LED.
L369[15:28:00] <Eddi|zuHause> how did
Hahn/cock get so many different meanings?
L370[15:28:13] <Rolf> exactly. oven lights
just cant be led
L371[15:28:14] <Althego> as any other
word
L372[15:28:25] <Rolf> led need to radate
away heat, and oven pumps heat in
L373[15:28:26] <KrazyKrl> (LED and
fleuroescents' circuitry isn't good in damp locations)
L374[15:28:28] <Althego> there are lights
in ovens?
L375[15:28:35] <JVFoxy> sigh.. was ads
going around over here, trying to get people to not use AC units..
open your windows, use fans. Don't drive.. ect. Times I wonder this
whole energy saving craze gets a little out of hand
L376[15:28:37] <Rolf> yes.
L377[15:28:44] <darsie> LEDs make much
sense in bicycle lighting.
L378[15:29:12] <Eddi|zuHause> JVFoxy: it's
both getting out of hands and isn't nearly enough at the same
time
L379[15:29:14] <Althego> bicycle repair
man!
L380[15:29:18] <JVFoxy> would love to get
one of them bike generators from the old days. Make wind
generator
L381[15:29:35] <Althego> how would that be
any better?
L382[15:29:39] <Rolf> JVFoxy: AC have two
problems, it uses lot of power, AND it can leak gas that damages
ozone layer
L383[15:29:42] <Althego> it generates drag
as you go
L384[15:29:50] <darsie> JVFoxy: Fans
wouldn't turn fast enough.
L385[15:29:54] <Althego> so you have to
put in energy to drive it
L386[15:29:56] <JVFoxy> Althego not for a
bike
L387[15:30:26] <Althego> acs are not using
ozone layer damaging working fluid anymore
L388[15:30:28] <Althego> for daced
L389[15:30:32] <Eddi|zuHause> JVFoxy: you
mean those generators that generate 2W of power?
L390[15:30:46] <Althego> but the
replacement is a greenhouse gas :)
L391[15:30:47] *
UmbralRaptop isn't sure how open windows help on those 32+ C days,
but okay
L392[15:30:48] <Eddi|zuHause> JVFoxy: what
kind of thing do you want to drive with that?
L393[15:30:57] <Althego> actually the
ozone layr almost completely fixed itself
L394[15:30:58] <Rolf> 2w is plenty for
small led lights
L395[15:31:03] <KrazyKrl> R134a (iirc) has
been out for decades
L396[15:31:04] <darsie> 3W
L397[15:31:11] <Rolf> Althego: yeah and
we'd like to keep it fixed
L398[15:31:13] <JVFoxy> I use fans...
despite room mate giving me grief for not getting an AC
L399[15:31:21] <KrazyKrl> i had a 1998
chevy lumina that uses R134 and not freon.
L400[15:31:21] <Eddi|zuHause> Rolf: yeah,
bikes are much brighter nowadays than they were 20 years ago
L401[15:31:50] <JVFoxy> Eddi|zuHause just
to mess around with. My camper could run on 2 watts for lighting if
I replaced the 4 bulbs with LED
L402[15:32:00] <Rolf> Eddi|zuHause: I wish
thats true here also. I almost tagged darktards 2 times in road.
black clothes, dark bicycle.
L403[15:32:02] <falalilal> my new bike is
just as stupid as my old one
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L405[15:32:09] <Althego> hehe
L406[15:32:15] <Althego> darktards
L407[15:32:20] <Rolf> zero lights
L408[15:32:27] <Eddi|zuHause>
<Althego> actually the ozone layr almost completely fixed
itself <-- uhm, there are signs of the ozone layer regenerating,
but i wouldn't call that "completely fixed"
L409[15:32:44] <KrazyKrl> Around here, if
you want AC for the summer... with the costs of heating in the
winter... your energy bill for natural gas + electric would be
$300+ per month... if you don't have AC here, it drops to like
$40/mo in the summer.
L410[15:32:49] <Rolf> Althego: thats what
they call people that has no lighting in burning man. I never went,
but loved that word.
L411[15:33:05] <Eddi|zuHause> also, they
found a new (probably chinese) source of ozone-layer-eating
chemicals
L412[15:33:08] <Rolf> its super super dark
there so its good idea to have lighting
L413[15:33:33] <Althego> one time i was in
stolberg and was walking to the office from the hotel in the
morning. it was winter so it was fairly dark, and i realized i had
completely black clothing on by accident
L414[15:33:41] <KrazyKrl> you can power a
few watts of LEDS for a LOOOONG time off of even a motorcycle
battery.
L415[15:33:45] <JVFoxy> power company over
here been trying to push for stupidly high rates for years...
already getting carbon taxed through the roof on fuels. Government
says they want ot use it for things, but no one knows where that
money is actually going
L416[15:34:06] <Althego> hehe, typical
government
L417[15:34:21] <JVFoxy> already paying
highest prices on gas of north america
L418[15:34:31] <JVFoxy> well.. other than
Churchill
L419[15:34:33] <Rolf> If usage is blank,
its rich cronies bank accounts.
L420[15:34:33] <KrazyKrl> naa... more like
typical private utility companies.
L421[15:34:57] <JVFoxy> Churchill only
because rail line got washed out, having to fly everything in till
rails fixed. Been out more than 16 months
L422[15:35:09] <Eddi|zuHause> JVFoxy: a
few years ago there was huge outrage in america about fuel costing
"4$ per gallon"... i ran those numbers through a
calculator, and fuel around here was twice that
L423[15:35:35] <Rolf> average transit time
in usa is twice yours also
L424[15:35:38] <Rolf> or more
L425[15:35:38] <JVFoxy> I've seen $1.64/L
here...
L426[15:35:39] <KrazyKrl> i'm still pissed
that they removed commuter rail service around here like 40 years
before i was born.
L427[15:35:51] <JVFoxy> I know europe has
it far far worse... something liek 2.50/L?
L428[15:35:55] <UmbralRaptop>
Eddi|zuHause: You live in a country with a transit system,
though
L429[15:36:10] <Althego> yes usa has
really low fuel prices
L430[15:36:17] <JVFoxy> transit system
here too.. but too much in-fighting
L431[15:36:25] <Althego> here mre than
half of it is taxes and stuff
L432[15:36:31] <Rolf> im lucky, drive
time, when no traffic, is 12 minutes. most of coworkers transit
time daily is hour long. there was one that was 4 hours long (he
brings camper and lives at site for working weekend)
L433[15:36:31] <KrazyKrl> most of the
larger cities in the united states actually had good transit
systems before the auto companies kinda shoved them out.
L434[15:36:41] <Rolf> yep
L435[15:36:52] <KrazyKrl> detroit had
trams.
L436[15:36:55] <JVFoxy> Rolf cool.. I'd be
doing that too if I wasn't being bounced around different
sites
L437[15:37:09] <JVFoxy> Skytrain
here
L438[15:37:09] <Eddi|zuHause> well, fuel
prices were actually pretty low the beginning of this year. until
trump rallied up against iran again
L439[15:37:11] <KrazyKrl> and around here
we had commuter rail to the nearest 4 cities.
L440[15:37:23] <Rolf> JVFoxy: ehh not
really great, he had no power in his camper
L441[15:37:45] <Althego> all this may be
interesting, but i really need to sleep. why is it that you people
start to talk when i want to go to bed
L442[15:37:46] <Rolf> he evenually got
another closer job
L443[15:37:51] <Rolf> lol
L444[15:38:01] <JVFoxy> they want to
expand through my city's area (finally we get some attention this
side of the river) but can't decide if regular skytrain or
LRT..
L445[15:38:08] <Eddi|zuHause>
<KrazyKrl> most of the larger cities in the united states
actually had good transit systems before the auto companies kinda
shoved them out. <-- it's a bit more complicated than that. many
tram systems were run by people trying to cash in on land
development deals and were never meant to run on a profit
themselves
L446[15:38:16] <falalilal> they're talking
about lightbulbs tho lol
L447[15:38:21] <Eddi|zuHause> so after the
land was sold, no maintenance was put in
L448[15:38:42] <Eddi|zuHause> and they
were totally run down by the time "the car companies killed
them"
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L450[15:39:01] <JVFoxy> Rolf not having
power not really a big deal for camper. There are ways to remedy
it, costs a bit though. Solar panel, controller, battery.. got one
myself.
L451[15:39:16] <KrazyKrl> well, being in
michigan... the car companies almost directly stopped them.
L452[15:40:17] <Eddi|zuHause> tram systems
were shut down all over the world, even in places where the car
companies had less direct control over them
L453[15:40:18] <JVFoxy> while browsing
library DVDs: "What killed the Electric Car?" next to
"Revenge of the Electric Car"... hmm...
L454[15:40:48] <Eddi|zuHause> the king is
dead, long live the king?
L455[15:40:59] <JVFoxy> Our area had urban
electric trams that went way out... Skytrain actually runs along a
good portion of the old line
L456[15:41:00] <Rolf> what killed electric
car? batteries.
L457[15:41:15] <Rolf> hopefully there will
be huge breakthough on power storage
L458[15:41:43] <Eddi|zuHause> tram systems
mostly held up in eastern europe, because it was not easy to get
proper replacement
L459[15:42:03] <Eddi|zuHause> (by those
standards, i live in eastern europe)
L460[15:42:07] <KrazyKrl> not a huge
breakthrough, unless you don't look for a while. it always has been
a series of incremental changes.
L461[15:42:09] <JVFoxy> Rolf company that
made the EV1 electric car decided it wasn't worth the money to
invest in the technology. Cars were only leased out to people, then
recalled and destroyed. One or two were saved but only after the
company had gone in and destroyed the power controller system
L462[15:42:58] <Eddi|zuHause> Rolf: what
happened to hydrogen fuel cells?
L463[15:43:17] <Rolf> its not great.
hydrogen is most diffult gas to store
L464[15:43:22] <JVFoxy> still being
developed.. a couple of companies out here still working on them.
Even been testing buses on them
L465[15:43:34] <KrazyKrl> the costs
associated with storage and transfer of hydrogen makes them about
the same as battery electric cars.
L466[15:43:48] <Rolf> and explosive as
additional fun
L468[15:43:59] <kmath> YouTube - Heavy
Hoempa - Ace of Spades
L469[15:44:00] <JVFoxy> no worse than
having propane
L470[15:44:02] <Rolf> pressurized gas cars
is interesting but limited range
L471[15:44:06] <JVFoxy> though hydrogen is
safer than propane
L472[15:44:20] <JVFoxy> hydrogen when
escaping, goes up into the air... propane pools below.
L473[15:44:55] <KrazyKrl> except that
hydrogen needs to either be cryogenic, or pressurized to thousands
of PSI.
L474[15:45:03] <Eddi|zuHause> <Rolf>
pressurized gas cars is interesting but limited range <-- in the
old days there were "fireless steam engines"
L475[15:45:20] <KrazyKrl> in the old days,
there were flywheel driven busses.
L476[15:45:25] <Eddi|zuHause> they were
filled up with hot gas every now and then, and ran on that
L477[15:45:30] <JVFoxy> I was talking to a
friend about what became of steam cars... there was one late model,
5 minutes to warm up steam generator, as opposed to half hour for
boiler system. nearly same fuel enconomy as gas
L478[15:45:55] <JVFoxy> he said, at one
point, people thought steam system was too dangerous. Then added,
like having a tank of fuel under your seat was any better
L479[15:45:59] <KrazyKrl> but muh low RPM
power.
L480[15:46:18] <JVFoxy> steam had massive
amounts of torque... super quiet
L481[15:46:23] <falalilal> it's so weird
how even 100 years ago seems like an entirely different world in
terms of technology
L482[15:46:31] <KrazyKrl> you can get
torque anywhere, the power is what matters.
L483[15:46:37] <KrazyKrl> low RPM power is
where it's at.
L484[15:47:08] <JVFoxy> Jay leno had his
car running on the highway, said it felt like it drove very happily
there
L485[15:47:31] <falalilal> cars don't feel
emotions tho
L486[15:47:39] <JVFoxy> even joked about
the funny faces people made when they drove by, didn't hear a
thing.. wasn't electric, just tiny bit of steam off the back
L488[15:48:42] <JVFoxy> falalilal Some of
the older steam cars, using boilers, would run out of pressure on
the highway. Had to stop, let things build up again after a while.
The generator car would go, actually ran better when it was kept
going.
L489[15:49:47] <JVFoxy> Rolf flower market
in China I think uses a fleet of air powered cart type cars
L490[15:49:49] <KrazyKrl> why didn't they
just hook up a steam pump to one of the wheels to pump more steam
in?
L491[15:50:34] <Eddi|zuHause> why don't
they put a fan next to wind plants to get more wind power?
L492[15:50:54] <JVFoxy> turn the whold
world into a generator wheel
L493[15:51:18] <falalilal> my research
station has weird shadow on it
L494[15:51:24] <KrazyKrl> the better
question is... why don't they use a gravity feed for that 60 tonne
genset to store power for peak times on off-peak wind
conditions
L495[15:51:25] <Eddi|zuHause> there are
tidal power plants
L496[15:51:46] <JVFoxy> KrazyKrl like
hydro dam?
L497[15:52:10] <KrazyKrl> oh, sorry. my
suggestion was actually resonable :p
L498[15:52:55] <Eddi|zuHause> i wonder if
they used tital power generators on a large scale, the days would
actually get noticeably longer
L499[15:53:06] <JVFoxy> using power to
force feed something to store power... then to use that power to
feed the grid... might be better to just generator power when
needed. Rather than dealing with double losses
L500[15:53:19] <Eddi|zuHause> and then
they have discussions about "but the days have been getting
longer in the past"
L501[15:53:29] <falalilal> lol
L502[15:53:43] <JVFoxy> wave
generators...
L503[15:53:54] <Eddi|zuHause> *tidal
L504[15:54:07] <JVFoxy> lots of ways to
produce power
L505[15:54:17] <KrazyKrl> Just take one of
those silly water-main turbines... and stick them in the sewage
lines. ezmoney.
L506[15:54:46] <Eddi|zuHause> KrazyKrl:
you can do that in cities skylines :)
L507[15:54:58] <JVFoxy> KrazyKrl don't
knock it... one village out here already uses heat from sewage to
heat homes. Said sewage from 3-4 homes can heat one place
L508[15:55:20] <Eddi|zuHause> JVFoxy: but
that's "biogas"
L509[15:55:38] <Eddi|zuHause> JVFoxy: not
"use the kinetic energy of flushing toilets"
L510[15:55:39] <KrazyKrl> i mean... it's
actually cheaper to run a heat pump out of your basement air to
heat your water, than it is to actually burn fuel or use
electricity.
L511[15:56:03] <JVFoxy> technically the
could biogas but thermal energy.. take a hot shower... system
extracts the heat from the water
L512[15:56:27] <KrazyKrl> just line all
consumer sewage lines with thermocouples?
L513[15:56:31] <falalilal> wish the poor
kerbals luck, i'm about to send them into an impromptu solar
journey - they might starve if I can't get back in time.
L514[15:56:50] <KrazyKrl> Just land them
on the sun.
L515[15:56:59] <KrazyKrl> take a surface
sample.
L516[15:57:11] <JVFoxy> there is a place I
worked on, they took it further. Coiled copper pipes around some of
the drain pipes.. when you took a shower, the heat of the water
going down, pre-heated the water going to the heater
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L518[15:57:52] <KrazyKrl> i mean...
concrete plants use preheaters to save like 90% of the costs of
heating the clinker.
L519[15:58:17] <Eddi|zuHause> preheaters
are totally not a new invention
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L521[16:00:46] <KrazyKrl> well... couldn't
that actually be a resonable modification to a hot water heater
heat pump? something like a line of alcohol or something that gets
curled around the waste lines, and is cooled to about 50f via the
hot water heater
L522[16:02:05] <JVFoxy> some people have
built their own heat storage system, using a water system. Heat is
drawn off panels on the roof, used to heat the storage tank. Then
water going to the house hot water tank goes through a coil in the
heat tank.
L523[16:02:25] <KrazyKrl> that's just hot
water solar, and is as old as piping.
L524[16:02:52] <BPlayer> Why not use a
heat exchange mechanism at sewage lines which would retain the heat
in the home in the first place?
L525[16:03:03] <Eddi|zuHause> we built a
solar water heater back in school
L526[16:03:07] <JVFoxy> BPlayer some
places already started doing that
L527[16:03:38] <JVFoxy> heat storage tank
also allowed them to heat the house, along with preheating the
water to the hot water tank.
L528[16:03:51] <BPlayer> Sounds much
easier to me than somehow try to harness the heat from the sewage
and transport it somewhere else
L529[16:04:25] <BPlayer> Definitely
cheaper on infrastructure
L530[16:04:45] <JVFoxy> BPlayer the place
that did it over here first, it was more a test setup... found out
takes 3-4 homes to gather enough energy to run heat for 1
home.
L531[16:04:55] <Eddi|zuHause>
"transporting heat somewhere else" seems like a terrible
idea, unless you're talking about really big scales (like using the
heat output of a power plant to heat an entire city)
L532[16:05:05] <BPlayer> Let's run a ponzi
heat scheme, then :P
L533[16:05:35] <Eddi|zuHause> "your
house could be warm if you recruit 3 new members"?
L534[16:05:59] <JVFoxy> well.. what they
more likely do is recover heat from a set of homes, devide the
recovered energy back among them. It was just more a way to give an
idea how much is involved
L535[16:06:07] <BPlayer> Sign up for heat
at 200% interest rates today!!!
L536[16:06:26] <BPlayer> :P
L537[16:06:52] <JVFoxy> ... when you start
talking about using liquid salt for heating.. you know you talkin
about serious heat
L538[16:07:14] <BPlayer> Well, heat is a
terrible form of energy to handle
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L540[16:07:32] <BPlayer> There are reasons
for using Electricity for so many things :-)
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L542[16:08:21] <JVFoxy> transfer energy
through mechanical means has its own problems too
L543[16:08:29] <falalilal> sentinals are
like free income aren't they?
L544[16:08:33] <mec> On an SSTO if i have
extra/full oxidizer is it better to burn Rapiers until it's gone,
or just use nuclear, or use both?
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L546[16:09:19] <BPlayer> mec: Nuclear
engines generate much more delta v per unit of fuel than
Rapiers
L547[16:09:37] <BPlayer> I believe this
still applies if you just "waste" the oxygen
L548[16:09:38] <Eddi|zuHause> BPlayer:
depends on which salt, some salts cool when dissolving in water,
and some heat up. however, the most common usage of salt in winter
is to just lower the freezing temperature of the water
L549[16:09:39] <mec> true but does that
counteract the weight of the oxidizer?
L550[16:09:56] <falalilal> yes because you
also burn fuel with the rapier
L551[16:10:04] <KrazyKrl> NERV is also
super inefficent because its mass is over 2 tonnes.
L552[16:10:14] <BPlayer> mec: If you give
me numbers, I might run a quick calculation which effect offsets
which
L553[16:10:34] <BPlayer> I need the ISP of
the Rapier in the mode you use it and the ISP of the nuclear
engine
L554[16:10:52] <KrazyKrl> like 240 and 800
iirc?
L555[16:11:14] <KrazyKrl> 305 vac
wet
L556[16:11:57] <mec> ship is 42,895kg,
3040 units of liquid fuel, 1320 units of oxidizer
L557[16:12:08] <mec> that's total weight
including fuel
L558[16:12:56] <Eddi|zuHause> with TAC
fuel balancer, you can just "dump" the extra oxidizer and
run the nukes
L559[16:13:05] <BPlayer> mec: What's the
ISP, though?
L560[16:13:38] <KrazyKrl> 305 rapier, 800
nerv
L562[16:14:21] <KrazyKrl> Except you don't
even need oxidizer if you run jets+NERV
L563[16:14:32] <KrazyKrl> but you pay a
premium with that 2250kg NERV.
L564[16:14:40] <JVFoxy> if I ever get NERV
into space.. I'll probably keep it there, use it to run a tug or
something.
L565[16:15:22] <JVFoxy> fuel only SSTO
with jets and NERV... its tough, doable but doesn't really give
much space for cargo or anything
L566[16:15:26] <Eddi|zuHause> i've wasted
a few NERV tugs by disconnecting from them in unsuitible
orbits
L567[16:15:29] <KrazyKrl> 3000kg nerv(its
bee a while)
L568[16:15:34] <mec> I refilled on a moon,
I probably should have just got liquid fuel but I got oxidizer
too
L569[16:16:02] <KrazyKrl> yea... unless
your SSTO is pushing the limits of the physics engine; the NERV is
one of the worst engine choices for an SSTO.
L570[16:16:39] <Eddi|zuHause> a propos
moon, does the death star emit enough gravity to keep something in
orbit around it?
L571[16:16:46] <BPlayer> mec: Oxidizer and
LF have the same mass per unit. You need 11/9 units of Oxidizer per
unit of LF for the Rapier, so you will use 1320 + 1080 = 2400 units
of mixture to burn the rapier
L572[16:17:44] <KrazyKrl> Everything has
enough gravity to form an orbit... it's just the orbit might be a
little unstable.
L573[16:17:47] <mec> whats the calculation
for deltaV? isp*9.8*ln(full/empty)?
L574[16:18:22] <BPlayer> That should give
you a (fictious unit of impulse) of 305 * 2400 = 732 thousand with
Rapiers, vs 1080 * 800 = 864 thousand with NERVAs
L575[16:18:32] <Eddi|zuHause> "keep
in orbit" implies some sort of stability
L576[16:18:32] <KrazyKrl> for a 150km
deathstarbasestationship, it certainly has a non-small
gravitational pull.
L577[16:19:34] <BPlayer> mec: If you were
to burn only the fuel that goes with the oxidizer, the NERVAs win
with impulse. But given that there is more fuel left, you'd have to
use it to drag the oxidizer along
L578[16:19:37] <KrazyKrl> Rapier is
2000kg, NERV is 3000kg. Rapier also can be run dry mode
in-atmosphere.
L579[16:20:02] <KrazyKrl> and the rapier's
dry mode fuel ISP is like 3200sec
L580[16:20:04] <BPlayer> mec: My estimate
is: Burn the oxidizer off with the Rapiers first
L581[16:20:20] <falalilal> BPlayer: but
you have less liquid fuel for your NERV when you do that
L582[16:20:24] <BPlayer> Your formula for
dV is correct
L583[16:20:42] <BPlayer> falalilal: If you
looked carefully, that's what I just calculated
L584[16:20:49] <falalilal> I don't do
maths
L585[16:20:52] <JVFoxy> deathstar....
100-160km version 1, 160-900km for second.. depending on source
(wiki)
L586[16:21:26] <KrazyKrl> arguing hard
science in a science fantasy franchise is a little...
useless?
L587[16:21:44] <BPlayer> falalilal: This
effect gives you about 18% extra delta-v. Which, I believe, would
be more than offset by the fact that you'd still have all that
oxidizer to drag along
L588[16:22:00] <Eddi|zuHause> arguing
stuff in a computer game channel is "not useless"?
L589[16:22:15] <mec> and fuel/oxidizer?
weights 5kg per unit
L590[16:22:39] <BPlayer> mec: Yes
L591[16:22:55] <BPlayer> Let's calculate
thoroughly, then
L592[16:23:20] <BPlayer> If you first burn
all the fuel with rapiers, then burn all that's left with NERVAs,
vs if you only use NERVAs
L593[16:23:25] <JVFoxy> some reason I
thought NERV was 7tons..
L594[16:23:37] <BPlayer> NERV? Not
NERVA?
L595[16:23:49] <KrazyKrl> NERV is 3000kg.
Rapier is 2000kg
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L597[16:25:35] <mec> doing rapier then
nerv: 305*9.8*ln(42895/30895)=980.9 +
800*9.8*ln(30895/21095)=3000
L598[16:26:19] <JVFoxy> I might be
thinking something else.. or a mod I once used
L599[16:26:27] <mec> just nerv:
800*9.8*ln(42895/27695)=3430
L600[16:27:03] <BPlayer> mec: You can use
;calc <formula> in this channel :-)
L601[16:27:32] <mec> how would you
calculate using both at the same time?
L602[16:28:14] <KrazyKrl> use more
parenthesis
L603[16:28:21] <BPlayer> You need the
thrust of both engines for a weighted average
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L605[16:28:34] <falalilal> KrazyKrl: what
do you imagine would be a good use of our collective time? i feel
like everything I do is just about waiting for death.
L606[16:29:17] <mec> hmm nerv is 60, 4
rapiers is 720
L607[16:29:28] <BPlayer> That is, engine a
has an ISP of 100 and a thrust of 4, engine b has an ISP of 200 and
thrust of 6, weighted average would be 4/10 * 100 + 6/10 *
200
L608[16:29:55] <BPlayer> That's what you
take for the ISP value, at least
L609[16:30:12] <Eddi|zuHause>
<JVFoxy> deathstar.... 100-160km version 1, 160-900km for
second.. depending on source (wiki) <-- the problem with that
number is the death star is not solid metal, so you can't easily
compare it with similarly sized actual moons
L610[16:30:40] <BPlayer> Keep in mind this
applies only for the time both engines have fuel. The Rapier runs
out of fuel soon, though, so you end up having another phase of
NERV only
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L612[16:31:41] <BPlayer> I believe this
will yield less dV, though
L613[16:31:52] <Fluburtur> I should
sharpen my sword again
L614[16:32:09] <mec> ya 4 rapiers use
26.48 oxidizer/sec so they will run for 49.8 seconds
L615[16:32:22] <JVFoxy> Eddi|zuHause I
don't know... realize when the movies were being made, was back in
the 70's.. we had only just started doing more space related things
in the real world. 'Moon's, probably meant something more akin to
'Earth's moon'. Honestly, I fell a bit from the franchise a long
while back.
L616[16:33:16] <BPlayer> Because if you
use the rapier (lowest ISP engine) first, you burn lots of fuel
away, then use the high ISP engine and little fuel for lots of
delta v. If you use the high ISP engine first, you burn a little
fuel and have to haul the bulk of it for the high ISP engine
L617[16:33:32] <BPlayer> So you want to
use the low ISP rapier first
L618[16:33:42] <KrazyKrl> Well, if you
treat it more like fantasy with dragons and space voodoo; you can
have some fun. If you treat it like harder science fiction, you're
gunna have problems.
L619[16:33:58] <BPlayer> What /might/ make
sense is burning part of the oxidizer off with the Rapier and using
the NERV with a little extra fuel
L620[16:34:04] <Eddi|zuHause> JVFoxy: i
won't discuss the movie-usage of the word "moon" here,
but certainly we knew about a few dozen moons even in the 60s
L621[16:34:28] <mec> that seems like it
would be hard to calculate
L622[16:34:56] <KrazyKrl> Yep, tuning the
oxydizer load in SSTOs is pretty important. But remember that NERVs
aren't really intended to be high TWR, low dry mass engines.
L623[16:35:08] <falalilal> what about the
kash value of the oxizider? maybe you want to save it and bring it
back!
L624[16:35:28] <JVFoxy> Jupiter, Saturn..
outer planets
L625[16:35:32] <BPlayer> You'd have to
make a function of total delta-v a sum of the two individual burns,
and make it depend on the percentage of oxidizer you use for the
Rapiers. Then minimize the function
L626[16:35:33] <KrazyKrl> just mine some
LFO out of the fuel tank at the landing pad, ezmoney.
L627[16:36:16] <JVFoxy> any case.. someone
said Deathstar seemed to have no 'outside gravity'... considering
its size..
L628[16:36:21] <Eddi|zuHause> is that
possible?
L629[16:36:44] <KrazyKrl> when i last
played, you could get LFO out of the KSC fuel tanks via a
drill.
L630[16:36:51] <JVFoxy> lol
L631[16:36:59] <Eddi|zuHause> i've never
actually used a drill
L632[16:37:01] <BPlayer> LOL
L633[16:37:20] <BPlayer> So no Ore mining
and processing, but direct LFO mining?
L634[16:38:24] <Eddi|zuHause> "when i
last played", is that before or after 1.0? :p
L635[16:38:25] <JVFoxy> forget middle
guy.. straight to the source
L636[16:38:47] <KrazyKrl> before 1.0
maybe
L637[16:39:00] <KrazyKrl> it wasn't too
much after resources were actually added, lol.
L638[16:39:33] <Eddi|zuHause> (when i got
the game, it was on 1.0.5)
L639[16:39:33] <KrazyKrl> "last
played 4/22/2013" uhh... oh my.
L640[16:39:55] <Eddi|zuHause> some recent
steam update broke the date format :/
L641[16:40:17] <falalilal> KrazyKrl: so
you're in this channel, telling people how to enjoy talking about a
game that you haven't played in 5 years?
L642[16:40:33] <KrazyKrl> rocket science
doesn't change.
L643[16:40:34] <Eddi|zuHause> falalilal:
that's really not so uncommon
L644[16:40:47] <KrazyKrl> and the game is
after alpha, so the major features should be frozen.
L645[16:40:52] <Eddi|zuHause> falalilal:
if you've been to a few gaming channels
L646[16:40:58] <mec> i get 4039dV from
both then nerv, 3981dV from rapier then nerv, and 3430 from just
nerv
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L648[16:41:09] <mec> thats weird, i would
have also expected burning all the oxidizer first would be
better
L649[16:41:22] <KrazyKrl> you can't use
just the NERV, since you need a dry jet engine to get you
there.
L650[16:41:29] <mec> im on minmus
L651[16:42:43] <KrazyKrl> does the just
nerv portion count jettisoning all oxidizer and using just the
NERV?
L652[16:42:54] <mec> no, i don't think you
can do that
L653[16:43:00] <KrazyKrl> with mods you
can.
L654[16:43:18] <mec> i guess i could burn
it all up and then mine some more LF
L655[16:43:47] <KrazyKrl> i mean... if
you're running a fueling station, wasted dV literally does not
matter before takeoff.
L656[16:44:26] <KrazyKrl> or you could
just, say, transfer the oxy out of the craft, and launch with LF
only.
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L658[16:45:04] <falalilal> burn the
oxidizer while grounded
L659[16:45:40] <KrazyKrl> there is no
reason to burn it off if you can transfer it into a tank.
L660[16:45:53] <falalilal> maybe he can't
tho
L661[16:46:13] <KrazyKrl> [30:17:43:18]
<mec> i guess i could burn it all up and then mine some more
LF
L662[16:46:18] <Eddi|zuHause> "you
touch it you buy it, no refunds"
L663[16:46:21] <KrazyKrl> e.g. there is
tank space with some LFO
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L665[16:46:41] <mec> my mining rig is part
of my spaceplane
L666[16:47:05] <falalilal> you've got some
crazy designs lol
L667[16:47:22] <KrazyKrl> oof... running a
NERV and ISRU stuff must dumpster your cargo capacity.
L668[16:47:35] <mec> lol wuts cargo
L669[16:47:39] <KrazyKrl> exactly.
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L671[16:48:02] <Eddi|zuHause> unrelated:
i've been meaning to ask, can i edit actions (1-9, light, gear,
etc.) while in flight?
L672[16:48:25] <mec> only with a mod
L673[16:49:04] <Eddi|zuHause> because i
can't see any gameplay reason why that should be restricted to
VAB
L674[16:49:52] <KrazyKrl> i mean... there
might not be an elegant way of adding it?
L675[16:50:00] <KrazyKrl> even though KSP
has been out for like 7 years.
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L677[16:52:49] <DracoLinux> trying to
clone this thing's SSD because I wanna try something else with
it.
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L679[16:58:37] <Eddi|zuHause> that sounds
like a "famous last words" entry
L680[17:01:08] <JVFoxy> uff... whoops,
forgot a bigger RW.. this is going to make for interesting landing
on mun
L681[17:01:59] <JVFoxy> at least with high
polar orbit relay.. radio connection will last a tiny bit
longer
L682[17:04:24] <KrazyKrl> well, that's
when you send up a multiple microsat in which you decouple and make
differing mid-course corrections to deploy the communications
cluster on the same day.
L683[17:09:37] <JVFoxy> ... huh?
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L685[17:13:15] <KrazyKrl> MIRV, but
instead of nukes, they are comsats.
L686[17:14:22] <KrazyKrl> (but everyone
knows that project Eeloo should have never been cancelled)
L687[17:14:24] <Fluburtur> candy
canisters
L688[17:14:35] <Fluburtur> oh I upgraded
the koyuz a bit as well
L689[17:15:15] <KrazyKrl> "please do
not moisten the fairing plate"
L690[17:15:23] <Fluburtur> heh
L691[17:15:40] <Fluburtur> I changed the
booster separation a bit and made a new vessel
L692[17:15:51] <Fluburtur> with a nice
escape system
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L696[17:16:46] <JVFoxy> btw.. who says you
have to do mid-course corrections?
L697[17:17:11] <KrazyKrl> mid course
corrections are very efficent dV-wise.
L698[17:17:47] <KrazyKrl> i.e. you can
swap between normal and retrograde orbits for like 0.5 m/sec
dV
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L700[17:18:00] <JVFoxy> well if you
launching 250 micro sats and shotgunning them at a planet..
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L709[17:29:11] <JVFoxy> .... whoops
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L713[17:32:32] <mec> all that working to
get rid of the extra ox and it only gave me 100dV more
L714[17:33:54] <BPlayer> That's 100 m/s
you may end up needing in order to land your crew
L715[17:34:11] <BPlayer> Any 100 m/s of
free delta v are good 100 m/s of delta v
L716[17:39:28] <JVFoxy> Ok.. so somehow I
managed to go 119km under water... generate 183117 out of 4000
needed to crush kerbal parts..
L717[17:39:42] <JVFoxy> kPa....
L718[17:41:10] <BPlayer> JVFoxy: RUS =
Rapid Unscheduled Submersion
L719[17:42:28] <JVFoxy> well did try to
unwarp but wasn't fast enough.
L720[17:42:45] <JVFoxy> went directly from
mun straight into kerbin's water
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L722[17:45:11] <BPlayer> No worries,
that's part of the MarsDirect mission proposal
L723[17:46:02] <KrazyKrl> Unity physics
engine - "This is a reasonable result."
L724[17:46:56] <JVFoxy> wanted to revert
anyways.. forgot to add a few experiments
L725[17:47:12] <JVFoxy> also, polar
orbital relay didn't really do a whole lot
L726[17:47:22] <JVFoxy> suppose I could
jump it in higher orbit, though later
L727[17:47:29] <UmbralRaptop> Unity: No
one has improved on numeric integration since Isaac Newton"
physics
L728[17:47:47] <UmbralRaptop> s/: /
"/
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L731[17:49:57] <BPlayer> Unity: See, Isaac
was a great guy. Thank you Isaac.
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L739[18:28:02] <JVFoxy> I don't suppose
anyone here has made mods for KSP?
L740[18:29:17] <darsie> I think I've seen
Ferram here (or in #ro ?)
L741[18:29:51] <darsie> He's in #ro
L742[18:30:59] <JVFoxy> lol..
L743[18:31:16] <JVFoxy> just some ideas I
had.. wondered if even possible... charging for use of launch
pad
L744[18:32:02] <darsie> Charging for you
own launchpad?
L745[18:32:10] <darsie> That you built
with your own money?
L746[18:32:48] <UmbralRaptop> Maintenance
costs?
L747[18:34:18] <JVFoxy> sorry, just small
part of a bigger idea I've got... this wouldn't be at kerbals own
home world
L748[18:35:28] <JVFoxy> pad is shared
resource with some another NPC angency...
L749[18:36:43] <JVFoxy> altho....
launching from a pad, depending on size of craft could incur repair
costs after each launch for more 'stock game'.
L750[18:47:06] <KrazyKrl> extraplanetary
launchpads might have this feature.
L751[18:52:54] <JVFoxy> I've also
considered a station or two in fixed orbit from another agency you
could fly up to
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L756[19:05:16] <Glass|phone> my 3d printer
just arrived
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L758[19:15:19] <falalilal> you should
print out another 3d printer and then send it back to get your
money back
L759[19:16:59] <UmbralRaptop> (Getting the
computer and metal parts is an exercise left up to the
reader)
L760[19:22:06] <falalilal> don't bring
your facts and logic into this
L761[19:22:48] <Glass|phone> you can 3d
print working 3d printers, with the caveat mentioned by
UmbralRaptop
L762[19:25:06] <UmbralRaptop> I mean,
metal parts that you can get cheaply from home despot are not a big
deal. But the nozzle might be, and the motors definitely are.
L763[19:25:37] <Glass|phone> Because my
printer is made in china it contains safety features such as a
three prong grounded plug that basically don't exist in japan
L764[19:26:03] <Glass|phone> UmbralRaptop:
nozzles are cheap
L765[19:26:38] <UmbralRaptop> Glass|phone:
that helps
L766[19:26:51] <UmbralRaptop> Also, the
prong part is amusing.
L767[19:27:44] <Glass|phone> we only have
screw terminals for ground, and I only have one of them for my
entire room
L768[19:28:41] <Glass|phone> so I will
have to get an adapter and a ground extension cable
L769[19:28:58] *
UmbralRaptop recalls some extension cord shenanigans at a previous
place because of a lack of 3 prong outlets.
L770[19:29:19] <Glass|phone> I just know
that most people would just get the adapter and leave the ground
floating in the air
L771[19:30:21] <UmbralRaptop> hrm
L772[19:31:18] <Glass|phone> and the
hilarious thing is, you can force the screw terminal blades into a
live outlet, they more or less fit
L773[19:31:22] <JVFoxy> .... 3d printing
electronics and boards... that would be interesting
L774[19:31:48] <Glass|phone> JVFoxy: some
people appear to have built printers that can extrude solder
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L776[19:32:10] <JVFoxy> also whoops..
rocket got waaaaaay to much DV
L777[19:32:56] <JVFoxy> Glass|Phone EDM...
electrical discharge machine.. uses electricity to super heat
little bits of metal and weld them together, much like 3d
printer
L778[19:33:14] <Glass|phone> idk but
unless you are at war with both china and the US you can get PCBs
made for dirt cheap
L779[19:33:33] <JVFoxy> dad back when I
was a kid, gave me a metal object. Had Mitsubishi symbol on one
side, metal morphed to the letters EDM
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L790[21:42:34] <Jennifer> Evenin', anyone
about?
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L792[21:48:34] <UmbralRaptop>
somewhat
L793[22:05:37] <Jennifer> Messing with the
Acapello version of the LEM. Trying to recreate Apollo 9,
basically.
L794[22:06:10] <Jennifer> Can't find how
to split the LEM into upper and lower halves. Is the KSP version
all one piece, with just a lower engine?
L796[22:07:53] <kmath> YouTube - Die Gilde
- Burgfräulein
L797[22:09:02] <Eddi|zuHause> (not that
despite the name similarity, i have no relation to that user)
L798[22:09:11] <Eddi|zuHause> *note
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L800[22:29:53] <UmbralRaptop> I'd need to
double check, but want to say that the making history LEM is just
the upper stage, and you need to build the lower stag out of other
parts?
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L804[22:34:39] <Jennifer> They did make a
lower stage, just didn't seem to put a decoupler between
them.
L805[22:35:48] <Jennifer> I noticed
there's only two stages to their version of Apollo, too. No equiv
of the second stage.
L806[22:36:36] <Jennifer> Not that they
really need one, but it feels weird to boost to the Mun with the
first rather than third stage.
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L812[22:54:30] <UmbralRaptop> Ah, I missed
that this was the Acapella 13 scenario initially >_>;;
L813[22:55:48] <UmbralRaptop> Yeah, side
effect of the small size. On the other hand, *gestures at
interplanetary missions that use(d) anything with a centaur upper
stage*
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