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L6[01:01:02] <Althego> there was a nice
upper stage camera
L7[01:01:11] <Althego> although tiny
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L31[06:59:12] <Fluburtur> uh ok, the upepr
stage of my koyuz T rocket has 3100m/s of dv
L32[06:59:18] <Fluburtur> sounds like it is
enough
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L34[07:02:49] <Eddi|zuHause> depends for
what
L35[07:04:13] <Fluburtur> the upper stage
also has a twr of 1.8
L36[07:04:39] <Fluburtur> this rocket might
be overbuilt for any payload under 30t
L38[07:12:34] <Eddi|zuHause> "how many
SoI changes can i get with one maneuver? :p
L39[07:15:07] <Fluburtur> if I used the
second stage as a sat it would have enough twr to get anywhere i
the kerbol system
L40[07:15:20] <Fluburtur> but well, it was
designed to be a super heavy lift rocket
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L50[08:24:03] <kmath> YouTube - ONE OF THE
MOST DETAILED ISS TOUR!!! #2 [DEUTSCHE VERSION]
L51[08:24:26] <Althego> hehe right off the
bat, one claps, so does the other to mess it up
L52[08:24:52] <Althego> hehe in
german
L53[08:27:40] <Althego> hehe live
zebrafish... in zero g there is no buoyancy, they must have been
quite annoyed by that
L54[08:30:11] <Althego> always surprises me
that i still understand german
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L56[08:44:49] <Glass|phone> r4m0n: are you
here, and regardless of if you are or not, can you point me at any
resources regarding using C# as a sandboxed scripting
language?
L57[08:45:56] <Althego> somehow that sounds
funny
L58[08:46:27] <Althego> A psychic person
with dwarfism escaped from prison. The newspaper's headline read
"Small medium at large".
L59[08:48:22] <Glass|phone> "freight
train breaks the sound barrier" is still my favorite
L61[08:50:16] <Althego> there are two
results, both are you :)
L62[08:50:20] <Glass|phone> exactly
L63[08:50:29] <Glass|phone> what
L64[08:50:38] <Althego> for the above
sentence
L65[08:50:48] <Althego> one contains
umbralraptor too
L66[08:51:07] <Glass|phone> ah you mean in
here
L67[08:51:14] <Althego> no, by google
L68[08:51:26] <Glass|phone> someone's chat
logs?
L69[08:51:47] <Glass|phone> on twitter I
only translated it to japanese
L70[08:52:03] <Althego> ok back to the
german space station tour
L71[08:52:28] <Althego> they still had the
atv
L72[08:52:37] <Althego> that was
discontinued since then
L73[08:52:38] <Glass|phone> btw Althego in
case the C# thing does not work out I have now sunk low enough to
use javascript
L74[08:52:47] <Althego> hehe
L75[08:53:09] <Glass|phone> I mean I
originally wanted an esotheric lang anyway ;)
L76[08:53:20] <Althego> brainf...? :)
L77[08:53:38] <Althego> can also recommend
piet and mondrian :)
L78[08:53:54] <Glass|phone> a domain
specific esolang
L79[08:54:37] <Glass|phone> one that
fulfills the purpose but is still kinda weird
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L81[09:20:11] <Althego> hehe the russians
have their own windows, not as nice as the cupola, but still
L82[09:22:06] <Althego> and even among the
german comments somebody mentions the flat earthers
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L85[09:24:36] <Althego> i still think i
should learn some russian. there are parts where the yspeak in
russian in this video
L86[09:26:32] <Althego> shoots imax movie
of the earth in free time
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L89[09:31:08] <kmath> YouTube - volantex
asw28 maiden
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L93[09:55:39] <Glass|phone> so nevermind,
the javascript library I was looking at is not cross platfofm
L95[09:59:08] <Mat2ch> Fluburtur: that
looks cold.
L96[10:01:06] <BPlayer> Glass: JS not cross
platform?
L97[10:01:11] <BPlayer> How does that
work?
L98[10:02:01] <Fluburtur> this glider is so
nice to fly
L99[10:02:09] <Fluburtur> handles super
well and tracks like an arrow
L100[10:02:36] <BPlayer> Gliderrow
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L102[10:06:49] <Mat2ch> BPlayer: I think
Glass|phone means that it's not working for every browser
L103[10:07:02] <Mat2ch> there are certain
javascript functions that aren't supported by some of them
L104[10:07:37] <BPlayer> In that case, use
IE as a special case. Once you exclude IE, the library should work
everywhere
L105[10:07:38] <BPlayer> :P
L106[10:10:43] <Mat2ch> It's called Edge
and Microsoft is going to use Chrome as base for the next version,
because Google kept sabotaging edge
L107[10:10:51] <Mat2ch> I wonder where the
EU is to sue Google over it
L108[10:14:23] <Glass|phone> BPlayer: no,
js as a game scripting language
L109[10:29:37] <Glass|phone> PowerShell
might be worth looking at
L110[10:33:19] <BPlayer> I have Win 10 for
one or two months now, and still haven't gotten used to
PowerShell
L111[10:33:56] <BPlayer> The one thing I
really do like, though, is that they have a built in SSH client
now
L112[10:34:02] <Althego> you dont need
ri
L113[10:34:05] <Althego> to
L114[10:34:20] <BPlayer> Hehe, keyboard
misalignment
L115[10:35:09] <BPlayer> Althego: I guess
the good old cmd will be obsolete soon
L116[10:35:22] <BPlayer> Soon enough for
it to matter in my case, at least
L117[10:35:44] <Althego> supposedly you
can install bash on win
L118[10:35:50] <Althego> win10
L119[10:36:13] <Althego> windows is a game
launcher anyway, for work i am on linux :)
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L121[10:36:33] <BPlayer> I do not intend
to use bash on Windows. That would be tasteless :P
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L123[10:37:05] <Althego> hehe
L124[10:37:20] <Althego> dont go lower
than zsh?
L125[10:38:27] <BPlayer> I shall set up
another hard drive with Linux on it, for dual booting this PC. But
I don't have the time (or the hard drive)
L126[10:38:43] <BPlayer> One day, the time
will come
L128[10:43:22] <Glass|phone> delete all
the .css
L129[10:43:50] <Glass|phone> powershell
doesn't seem to make for a great game scripting language
L130[10:43:56] <Althego> wipe them out,
all of then
L131[10:43:57] <Althego> m
L132[10:44:15] <Glass|phone> >creating
a moddable game in 2018
L133[10:45:21] <Glass|phone> ...maybe I
have to go back to lua
L134[10:45:43] <Althego> lua is the usual
choice
L135[10:45:50] <Althego> but js or python
is also embeddable
L136[10:46:39] <BPlayer> I still don't
know how you would properly distribute Python without bringing the
interpreter with the package
L137[10:46:56] <Glass|phone>
IronPython?
L138[10:47:15] <Glass|phone> abandoned tho
iirc
L139[10:48:15] <BPlayer> Looks slightly
obsolete
L140[10:48:30] <Glass|phone> also python
has the issue of depending on spaces and newlines
L141[10:48:32] <BPlayer> Though they say
"
L142[10:48:32] <BPlayer> 2.7.9 released on
2018-10-09"
L143[10:49:37] <BPlayer> No wonder my
backup space was filled up
L144[10:50:38] <BPlayer> I had earlier
backed up my large USB thumb drive to my user memory, and only
later I created a backup drive where I copied my user memory. So I
had a backup of a backup
L145[10:51:20] <BPlayer> Luckily I found
that, so 100 GB of trash are going POOF right now. Feels
satisfying
L146[10:53:42] <Glass|phone> anyway my
requirements are supports all three PC OSes (ideally purely .net),
sandboxable, zero based indexing, concise syntax for mathematical
expressions (and ideally largely code compatible to c-style ones),
can be reasonably embedded in a json string
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L149[10:54:23] <Glass|phone> if I drop one
or two of these it gets easy
L150[10:54:24] <Althego> you just need to
drop one of your bogus arguments
L151[10:54:36] <Althego> or
requirements
L152[10:54:50] <Glass|phone> which
one
L153[10:55:00] <Althego> for example zero
based indexing :)
L154[10:55:10] <Glass|phone> why is that
bogus
L155[10:55:14] <Althego> does not change
the usability of the language
L156[10:55:48] <Althego> and since
yesterday you already dropped th ewhitespace thing
L157[10:56:08] <Glass|phone> if array
indices are off by one from API methods that degrades
usability
L158[10:56:10] <BPlayer> Why do you need
JSON?
L159[10:56:29] <Glass|phone> the
whitespaces and newlines make it difficult to fit into a json
string
L160[10:56:49] <Glass|phone> BPlayer:
because my game asset definitions are json and need embedded
scripts
L161[10:56:51] <BPlayer> So write a parser
;-9
L162[10:56:54] <BPlayer> ;-)*
L163[10:57:28] <Glass|phone> the parser is
not the problem, the interpreter is
L164[10:58:02] <BPlayer> ...what about
PHP?
L165[10:58:30] <Glass|phone> must not have
been obsolete for half a decade
L166[10:58:50] <BPlayer> PHP is not
obsolete
L167[10:58:56] <BPlayer> PHP 7 is a
thing
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L186[13:01:15] <Scolar_Visari> Sons and
daughters of Kerbin: Why use one megaton strategic yield weapon
when you could use two megatons?
L187[13:01:59] <Althego> why use that, if
you can use the tsar bomba
L188[13:02:41] <Scolar_Visari> UR-500 ICBM
intensifies
L189[13:02:41] <UmbralRaptor> Something
something use the material to make half a dozen MIRV'd
warheads.
L190[13:03:05] *
Scolar_Visari begins to ponder if nukes are really worth it in
Children of a Dead Earth
L191[13:03:07] <Althego> use the money to
make cat girls
L192[13:03:24] <Althego> money well
spent
L193[13:03:46] <Scolar_Visari> Hm . . . I
prefer the nukes if those are my two options.
L194[13:03:53] *
UmbralRaptor actually knows a bunch of people who want to be
catgirls these days >_>
L195[13:04:25] <UmbralRaptor> Also,
wouldn't the tsar bomba have been like 300 megatons if designed for
maximum yield given the size/weight constraints?
L196[13:04:47] <Scolar_Visari> Dunno,
though I wonder if that would be enough to make it an anti-missile
system, but in space.
L197[13:04:57] <UmbralRaptor> (As opposed
to a crash project to demonstrate a large bomb)
L198[13:05:00] *
Scolar_Visari now seriously wonder why CoaDE doesn't have nuked
pumped bombs.
L199[13:05:05] <Scolar_Visari> Er, nuke
pumped lazers.
L200[13:06:17] *
Scolar_Visari also wonders why no one seems to be particularly
critical with their reports of the new, "hypersonic
missile".
L201[13:06:30] *
UmbralRaptor really should play CoaDE at some point
L202[13:07:01] <UmbralRaptor>
"hypersonic missile" so, like an AIM-54?
L203[13:07:08] <Scolar_Visari>
UmbralRaptor: It's like KSP, but with nukes.
L204[13:07:17] <UmbralRaptor> hah
L205[13:07:56] <Scolar_Visari> The
Tsirkon, which allegedly moves at Mach 8 and uses a plasma sheath
to remain invisible to reflective radar. How it would do the latter
and distant target acquisition at the same time has never been
explained.
L206[13:09:09] <Scolar_Visari> This
particular claim sets off several red flags: "It also
manoeuvres at all phases of its flight trajectory, which also
allows it to overcome all existing and, I think, prospective
anti-aircraft and anti-missile defense systems."
L207[13:09:40] <Scolar_Visari> Uh-huh . .
.
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L209[13:13:03] <Scolar_Visari> So
something that's stupid bright in infrared and moving at Mach 8+ is
going to somehow dodge missiles that already have similar speeds
that hit smaller targets?
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L212[13:18:53] <Scolar_Visari> This sort
of reminds me of the whole DF-21D thing . . .
L213[13:23:46] <Scolar_Visari> Also: Where
did the Federation find the money for the research?
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L217[13:29:13] *
Scolar_Visari is amused that some of the depictions of the Zircon
are copies of the X-51 with different textures.
L220[13:42:15] *
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missile.
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L222[13:43:26] <Althego> super fast
surfboard. but where is silver surfer?
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L225[13:45:55] <kmath> YouTube - Ruthe.de
- Werbeparodien 11
L226[14:00:14] <BPlayer> Uh, I think we
should only post English videos here
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L229[14:01:30] <BPlayer> Besides, it is
not fully appropriate
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L231[14:08:41] <Glass|phone> so there is a
javascript interpreter called jint which may do what I want
L232[14:10:12] <bathtub_shark> how very
original in naming
L233[14:11:16] <Glass|phone> unfortunately
I can't be picky about naming
L234[14:12:13] <Glass|phone> heck even
using javascript at all is a huge compromise
L235[14:13:35] <Glass|phone> note: do not
run programs where the topmost item on the download page is a
dedicated CUDA build on an old office PC
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L237[14:38:33] <Eddi|zuHause>
<BPlayer> Besides, it is not fully appropriate <-- if
that's not "appropriate" then i don't know anymore what
is...
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L239[15:11:33] <Glass|phone> how do people
even program on german keyboards where it is physically painful to
type {}
L240[15:11:59] <Althego> i never
understood the fascination and self inflicted harm of germans with
the german layout
L241[15:12:00] <estorado-> yes, fully
agree with you
L242[15:12:15] <Althego> nothing wrong
with it for typing a letter
L243[15:12:18] <estorado-> breaks the fu
fingers man
L244[15:12:34] <Althego> shell,
programming, vim, anything more complicated, and it is out of the
question
L245[15:13:32] <BPlayer> You don't need a
convenient keyboard layout if you are good enough
L246[15:13:33] <BPlayer> :P
L247[15:14:05] <BPlayer> Seriously though,
switching between the two is a pain, because of z and y
L248[15:14:23] <Althego> yes that is an
other issue
L249[15:14:34] <Althego> unfortunately the
hungarian layout got that from the german
L250[15:14:38] <estorado-> its easiar to
copy the { to your clipboard and use autocomplete
L251[15:14:44] <Althego> hehe
L252[15:14:55] <BPlayer> I had a time
where I would tzpe mz words incorrectlz because of that
L253[15:15:19] <Glass|phone> that's me
right now
L254[15:15:20] <Althego> i solved it, i
used querty hungarian, as it should be :)
L255[15:15:46] <Eddi|zuHause>
<estorado-> breaks the fu fingers man <-- i usually use 2
hands for {}
L256[15:15:59] <Glass|phone> but I also
look for cars on the wrong side when crossing a road so keyboards
are not my biggest problem
L257[15:16:00] <estorado-> :)
L258[15:16:08] <Althego> sometimes somehow
win10 switched to the qwertz, you could see it here too. but i
removed that layout from the selection and now it is always
ok
L259[15:16:17] <Eddi|zuHause> right hand
presses AltGr, left hand 7890
L260[15:16:29] <Althego> still, tehre is a
worse offense then qwertz. azerty :)
L261[15:16:46] <Althego> so the french
have it the worst
L262[15:17:14] <BPlayer> I use left thumb
on AltGr, left middle finger on 7890
L263[15:17:15] <Althego> and pilots.
because the cdu/fms is in abcd layout
L264[15:17:33] <estorado-> I only use the
right hand
L265[15:17:40] <BPlayer> Right hand*
L266[15:17:42] <BPlayer> Apologies
L267[15:17:46] <Althego> what a
perversion. sounds logical first, but then you realize decades of
conditioning makes it harder to type on abcd
L268[15:18:05] <estorado-> or my wife, it
depends
L269[15:18:29] <Eddi|zuHause> do people
still know how to type T9?
L270[15:18:30] <BPlayer> Ahem.
L271[15:18:49] <Eddi|zuHause> did people
ever really know?
L272[15:18:57] <Althego> hehe
L273[15:19:02] <Althego> t9? that wa
impossible to use
L274[15:19:14] <Althego> i was better with
just simply typing the words
L275[15:19:39] <Althego> and in fact i
think i wa around as fast as now when we have the smartphone soft
keyboards
L276[15:19:40] <estorado-> a bit training
and t9 was working good
L277[15:20:49] <Eddi|zuHause> i never
really used it much, but it had a bit of a problem with compound
words
L278[15:21:48] <Glass|phone> ...so I just
dropped in jint where I had moonsharp before and threw out my hacky
lua transpiler out and the game runs like it did before
L279[15:22:26] <Eddi|zuHause> say i wanted
to type "Abfahrtszeit" i would have needed to type
"Abfahrt" "s" and "zeit"
separately
L280[15:23:04] <BPlayer>
Donaudamfschifffahrtsgesellschaftkapitänsmütze
L281[15:23:40] <Glass|phone> well, except
that the transpiler was dealing with issues not specific to
lua
L282[15:23:42] <Eddi|zuHause> BPlayer:
that would need testing, someone could have reasonably be expected
to put that in the t9 dictionary :p
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L295[16:49:38] <yea> hello everyone
L296[16:50:11] <yea> i was wondering if in
anyway to mod the game so that the kerbin looks like earth in
1.6.0
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L298[16:51:13] <jgkamat> I know there's a
mod to scale kerbin and the atmosphere more properly
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L300[16:51:21] <UmbralRaptor> Probably
look into something like Real Solar System?
L301[16:51:31] <UmbralRaptor> bah
L302[16:54:07] *
jgkamat wonders why people would ever leave so quickly
L303[17:06:53] <Truga> rescale is pretty
nice if you want to keep the mun and minmus where they are
tbh
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L305[17:07:10] <Truga> real solar system
is much more annoying to traverse :v
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L307[17:13:46] *
JVFoxy ponders....
L308[17:14:00] <JVFoxy> something of a
different mun landing mission I'm doing..
L309[17:14:39] <JVFoxy> launching lander
separate, docking with transfer vehicle then going over. Makes me
wonder, why Apollo did it all in one go, rather than two separate
smaller launches.
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L314[17:31:07] <JVFoxy> trying to figure
out what expression that bird has...
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L318[17:38:52] <Eddi|zuHause> that is
totally missing ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
L319[17:40:12] <UmbralRaptor> JVFoxy: Not
sure Fry, I think
L320[17:42:50] <JVFoxy> build crazy big
rocket, lift everything off from the pad all at once...
L321[17:44:13] <JVFoxy> guess.. means less
parts to build, though R&D on something bigger may have taken
more time instead?
L322[17:45:00] <UmbralRaptor> Few
different things.
L323[17:45:58] <UmbralRaptor> Initially
Apollo was going to be direct ascent, though they explored EOR
before selecting LOR.
L324[17:46:30] <UmbralRaptor> The Saturn V
actually gained capacity during development o_O
L325[17:46:36] <Eddi|zuHause> it's
america, "go big or go home"
L326[17:47:16] <UmbralRaptor> Oh, and
there were larger engines being considered
L327[17:47:46] *
UmbralRaptor gestures at Nova designs that would have used multiple
M-1 engines.
L328[17:50:05] <JVFoxy> Ya.. I remember
the 'Direct' project... they even considered doing it earlier with
Gemini Advanced or 'Big Gemini' project
L329[17:50:26] <Eddi|zuHause> i recently
watched this video where they talked about the intricate balance
they had to figure out to make one large engine work, whereas the
russians just said "aw scrap this, we're just using 4
nozzles"
L330[17:50:44] <JVFoxy> kind of crazy the
amount of proposed projects that just got.. dumped to the
side..
L331[17:51:12] <Eddi|zuHause> i'm assuming
the 80-20 rule applies there
L332[17:52:00] <JVFoxy> no idea what that
means
L333[17:52:20] <UmbralRaptor> eh, the
NK-15 were single nozzle. Ditto the RD-253.
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L335[17:53:23] <Eddi|zuHause> the 80-20
rule was discovered by an italian mathematician about 200 years
ago, who studied the distribution of land, resulting in 20% of the
people owning 80% of the land. you find this kind of distribution
almost everywhere
L336[17:53:39] <UmbralRaptor> (N1 and
Протон first stage engines, respectively)
L337[17:53:45] *
JVFoxy ohs
L338[17:57:16] <Eddi|zuHause> like, if you
take a large text, 20% of the words used will make up 80% of the
text
L339[17:57:49] <Eddi|zuHause> and about
50% of the words will appear only one single time
L340[17:59:32] <Eddi|zuHause> also, the
n-th most common word will appear 1/n-th the amount of time as the
most common word
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L342[18:13:09] <JVFoxy> ever looked up the
word 'set' in the dictionary? :)
L343[18:14:30] <JVFoxy> 464 definitions.
Its a wonder it doesn't just dominate most sentences.
L344[18:15:14] <bees> last time i checked,
words distribution was logariphmic after most common
~1000-2000
L345[18:16:23] <bees> like, every 1000
words (dont remember exactly) would reduce amount of still not in
the list words in text in half
L346[18:17:00] <bees> 2000 words - 90% of
the text, 3000 - 95%, 4000 - 97.5%, etc etc etc
L347[18:17:15] <bees> checked it on a
pretty large dataset
L348[18:19:30] <Eddi|zuHause> not sure i
understand what you're saying
L349[18:20:08] *
JVFoxy don't knows....
L350[18:20:21] <JVFoxy> just happy I got a
LKO station contract that doesn't pester for fuel
L351[18:20:30] <bees> if you have a word
list sorted by rarity
L352[18:21:38] <Eddi|zuHause> ah, i was
talking about words that actually appear in the text
L353[18:22:19] <JVFoxy> On the flip
side... another contract shows up, wants a solar orbit station,
6000 fuel, 7500 power, and support for 9 kerbals... ugh
L354[18:23:02] <Eddi|zuHause> 6000 fuel is
crazy if you're not mining it in place
L355[18:23:31] <Eddi|zuHause> the other
stuff seems easy
L356[18:24:00] <JVFoxy> 7500 power.. when
all I got are the 200 unit batteries
L357[18:24:17] <JVFoxy> 38 batteries...
eh..
L358[18:24:56] <JVFoxy> mid career...
technically I could upgrade R&D to level 2... or 3.. too
easy
L359[18:25:11] <Eddi|zuHause> you can
easily fit like 20 in one service bay
L360[18:25:59] <JVFoxy> arg.. Jeb... go
away. Robotic station about to go into orbit, Jeb sneaks into Mk1
command pod.. he's lucky I don't just retire him to some
island
L361[18:27:23] <JVFoxy> I'd rather wait..
take missions that don't call for high amounts. Bad enough keeps
throwing me 6 rescue missions at once all the time
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L364[18:31:41] <Eddi|zuHause> rescue
missions are a good source of recruits
L365[18:32:26] <UmbralRaptor>
"rescue" missions
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L367[18:38:34] *
JVFoxy looks at his roster...
L368[18:38:51] <JVFoxy> since my last
screen shot.. went from 11 to 14.. my max still 12
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L370[18:40:11] <JVFoxy> wait..
correction.. 15, seems I forgot one was already on a mission, first
station
L371[18:40:32] <UmbralRaptor> hah
L372[18:40:35] <JVFoxy> ok.. this is bad.
I'm not one for killing kerbals... though I seem to be bad at
forgetting where they are
L373[18:43:07] <JVFoxy> Ooooh... speaking
of forgetting... sigh.
L374[18:43:24] <Eddi|zuHause> there's a
list in the astronaut complex?
L375[18:43:59] <JVFoxy> the craft she went
up in to the station, tiny bit of fuel in the booster, full tanks
in the service module. Was from direct ascent to station
L376[18:45:00] <JVFoxy> eddi|zuHause I was
looking at available... I thought everyone was on the ground till I
saw 1 in the assigned tab above. Just says Mk1 pod.. doesn't say
the craft's name
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L384[20:07:07] <UmbralRaptor> So
apparently winquake at 1280x1024 gets ~22 fps on an i7-7500U
L385[20:07:18] <UmbralRaptor> I think this
means computers are 10x faster than they were 20 years ago?
L386[20:11:59] <Izaya> vs 2.2FPS 20 years
ago?
L387[20:12:08] <Izaya> I imagine a non-U
processor would do much better
L388[20:15:01] <JVFoxy> huh..
winquake
L389[20:15:17] <JVFoxy> don't suppose you
remember Tema fortress quake?
L390[20:15:20] <JVFoxy> *team
L391[20:16:19] <UmbralRaptor> Aware of it,
never tried it.
L392[20:16:48] <UmbralRaptor> My first
experience with Team Fortress was TFC.
L393[20:17:13] <JVFoxy> ya..
likewise
L394[20:17:28] <JVFoxy> sorta mixed
feelings on TF2
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L396[20:21:45] <UmbralRaptor> Izaya:
afraid that's my fastest available processor.
L397[20:22:07] <Izaya> I'd try it on a
4790 but the "win" part of "winquake" poses a
problem
L398[20:22:32] <UmbralRaptor> I mean, I
could try ressurecting a C2D E6600…
L399[20:23:25] <UmbralRaptor> Yeah, it
would be easier to poke at a Linux spurceport for some
things.
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L405[20:36:38] <UmbralRaptor> But yeah,
that laptop is basically a wintendo.
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