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L40[06:51:24] <UmbralRaptop> x_X
L42[06:51:48] <X> How is the most umbral of
raptor's laptops?
L43[06:51:50] <UmbralRaptop> \o
L44[06:52:10] <UmbralRaptop> (technically
this is a phone)
L45[06:52:24] <X> Sorcery
L46[06:52:52] <X> I remember the days back
in 2006 when I had to bring my laptop around everywhere.
L47[06:53:23] <X> It was a
convertible.
L48[06:56:57] <UmbralRaptop> I mean, there
were IRC clients for Treos
L49[06:58:20] <X> Wasn't the blackberry out
by then, however?
L50[07:00:56] <UmbralRaptop> yeah, that
too
L51[07:04:04] <X> I had some cheap flip
phone, then some super tiny flip phone, then the charm, then the
pearl, then the curve, then the z10, then the z30, then the iphone
6, then the 7, then the 12.
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L55[07:22:16] <packbart> the Nokia N900 was
great. a pocket computer running a Debian-based OS
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L57[08:23:07] <Kalpa> The rise and fall of
Symbian OS
L58[08:24:44] <packbart> meh. Maemo wasn't
perfect but you could easily apt-get install openvpn and xchat and
had a mobile connection to the same irssi(-proxy) IRC session
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L82[15:11:24] <Redshield5> Does anyone know
if there are any plugins that calculate interplanetary phase
angles?
L83[15:11:38] <Redshield5> I tried to
download protractor and apparently it doesn’t work with new
versions of KSP
L84[15:12:01] <Redshield5> But estimating
these phase angles visually is just not going to cut it for me
anymore
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L88[15:18:27] <packbart> MechJeb computes
it internally for planetary transfers, not sure if it's displayed
anywhere. Astrogator and Kerbal Alarm Clock maybe
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L90[15:21:32] <packbart> ah, I'm too late,
anyway
L92[15:26:12] <darsie> horizons displays
angles.
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L106[17:43:26] <FLHerne> .mission add You
plug your computer into a cheap Chinese power adaptor driven by a
lawnmower engine.
L107[17:43:26] <LunchBot> FLHerne: Added
mission: You plug your computer into a cheap Chinese power adaptor
driven by a lawnmower engine.
L108[17:44:07] <FLHerne> .outcome add
Surprisingly, nothing has yet gone catastrophically wrong.
L109[17:44:07] <LunchBot> FLHerne: Added
outcome: Surprisingly, nothing has yet gone catastrophically
wrong.
L110[17:44:46] <Althego> lol scott,
spherical space pizza
L111[17:56:16] <darsie> Why would a
spacecraft need a solar system "GPS"? They have stars and
planets. Maybe signal delays give you more accurate
distance/location.
L112[17:56:28] <Althego> i think you dont
need that
L113[17:56:48] <darsie> And once you know
your trajectory you can use GMAT to predict it.
L114[17:57:17] <Althego> there was some
video, maybe anton petrov, somehow you can use quasars for
positioning
L115[17:57:24] <darsie> But that won't
tell you the inaccuracies so you can do correction maneuvers.
L116[17:57:50] <raptop> I mean, you want
to use quasars etc for setting up the reference system since they
should be far enough to have a parallax of 0
L117[17:58:51] <raptop> But I'm not 100%
up on the way astronomical coordiate systems are established
>_>;;
L118[17:59:50] <darsie> There are two use
cases. You want to arrive at your destination and you want to point
you antenna correctly.
L119[18:22:53] <darsie> The reflection of
Scott's circular light in his eyes is ... interesting :).
L120[18:33:47] <raptop> Ring shaped lights
are popular for that purpose
L121[18:34:04] <Althego> so why are they
ring shaped?
L122[18:34:18] <Althego> maybe you can
stick a camera through the middle?
L123[18:34:54] <darsie> To soften shadows,
I think.
L124[18:35:40] <raptop> Probably
L125[18:35:59] <raptop> though as a
sometimes umbralraptor, I feel obligated to stab things with
shadows
L126[18:36:47] <darsie> You could drown
htings with soft shadows.
L127[18:37:20] <raptop> I guess one could
also mess around with light boxen/diffusers
L128[18:45:19] *
raptop will continue to use "boxen" until it becomes a
valid plural in English
L129[18:45:57] <sandbox> sandboxen
L130[18:46:25] <raptop> exactly!
L131[18:50:44] <packbart>
Schattenboxen!
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L140[20:59:07] <darsie> In RO/RSS I used
separate procedural computers for first and second stage, but there
wasn't enough avionics. I had to have the whole control with the
first stage avionics.
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L142[20:59:30] <darsie> Adn another time
for the second stage.
L143[20:59:40] <darsie> Adn another time
for just the second stage.
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L145[21:00:07] <darsie> Adn extra avionics
for the second stage.
L146[21:05:54] <raptop> O_o O_O o_O
L147[21:12:03] <darsie> I tried to
correct.
L148[21:16:25] <packbart> Kerbal rockets
just pull a long wire through space. all the avionic are safe at
the KSC
L149[21:17:24] <darsie> Won't work without
crew or computer.
L150[21:17:38] <darsie> s/or/and
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L160[22:31:33] *
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reactor
L161[22:31:41] <Izaya> please do
L162[22:32:02] <Izaya> at least the
battery is charging now
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L164[22:40:17] *
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L165[22:42:15] <a_flayer> i can't really
play ksp1 anymore
L166[22:42:32] <a_flayer> 8000+ hours and
its just not that interesting anymore
L167[22:42:38] <darsie> mhm
L168[22:43:07] <darsie> I eventually got
breaking ground and did a few things with it.
L169[22:44:17] <a_flayer> yeah i'm through
with that too
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