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L7[02:50:58] <Eddi|zuHause> isn't that what
all patents are nowadays?
L8[02:51:34] <Eddi|zuHause> that's basically
how you get an "extension" to your patent
L9[02:52:41] <Eddi|zuHause> and when someone
tries to clone the old patent, you sue them anyway over the new
one, and hope they give up trying to prove that they didn't clone
the "improvement"
L10[02:53:40] <Eddi|zuHause> and you got a
giant pile of such patents, and each one has to be invalidated
individually
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L16[04:42:36] <FLHerne> .outcome add Gene's
eyebrow can do sarcasm. You are a little jealous.
L17[04:42:37] <LunchBot> Added outcome:
Gene's eyebrow can do sarcasm. You are a little jealous.
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L20[04:48:42] <XXCoder> nice one
L21[04:50:22] <Althego> hehe
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L33[09:24:52] <Mat2ch> Breakting Taps got
his hands on SpaceX heat tiles
L34[09:25:07] <Mat2ch> and compares them to
what NASA built in the 70s/80s
L35[09:25:15] <Mat2ch> (for the Space
Shuttle)
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L38[10:31:14] <packbart> do they pass the
Frozen Foam test?
L39[10:38:38] <Althego> the spacex tiles?
they fall off when the engines start
L40[10:38:49] <Althego> they probably fall
off from filling the tanks
L41[10:39:07] <Althego> that can be the
problem of the holding mechanism too
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L43[11:03:25] <Eddi|zuHause> but isn't
falling a problem with the glue, rather than the tiles?
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L45[11:37:56] <Mat2ch> Some are glued, some
are clamped on
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L47[12:01:41] <Althego> you can see lot of
spikes on the surface of the rocket. if you look closely they have
a special shape. those clamp into the ceramic tile
L48[12:02:08] <Althego> but it is a fact
they often lose these tiles from the shortest of action with the
ship, like a static fire test
L49[12:53:21] <Mat2ch> mostly at the weld
seams
L50[12:53:31] <Mat2ch> the tiles are glued
there
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L53[14:03:38] <umaxtu> I wonder if sealing
the megabays will help with the tile adhesion
L54[14:13:59] <Eddi|zuHause> !mission
L55[14:13:59] <LunchBot> You decide to
recreate Project Pluto. The on-board computer locks you outside the
airlock.
L56[14:16:27] <umaxtu> good
L57[14:16:36] <Althego> you are safer there
anyway
L58[14:16:38] <umaxtu> Project Pluto was
insane
L59[14:47:05] <FLHerne> Is that the nuclear
fallout drone?
L60[14:49:26] <FLHerne> yes-ish,
nuclear-powered-and-armed supersonic cruise missile
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L64[16:38:19] <packbart> Project Plowshare
was the more interesting one :)
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L69[18:51:18] <Eddi|zuHause> was that the
one where they wanted to nuke another panama canal?
L70[18:54:43] <umaxtu> through Israel
iirc?
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L72[19:03:02] <packbart> there were several
proposals. The Pan-Atomic Canal and the Alternate Suez Canal were
different plans. I mostly remember it for the Chariot schemes of
creating harbors
L74[19:03:36] <FLHerne> .outcome add The
project becomes the new benchmark for insane engineering concepts,
displacing Plowshare and Orion.
L75[19:03:36] <LunchBot> Added outcome: The
project becomes the new benchmark for insane engineering concepts,
displacing Plowshare and Orion.
L76[19:03:59] <FLHerne> .stupid
Fairbanks
L77[19:04:00] <LunchBot> "We think the
holding of a huge nuclear blast in Alaska would be a fitting
overture to the new era which is opening for our state." --
Fairbanks News-Miner, July 24 1960.
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L80[20:14:16] <umaxtu> wow, prop load time
for SS/SH reduced to as little as 50 minutes
L81[20:44:26] <Pinkbeast> I hope that isn't
a KSP mod because sheesh
L82[21:05:31] <packbart> I think that mean
propellant loading time for a real Starship/Superheavy stack
L83[21:05:49] <packbart> could just
time-warp in KSP ;)
L84[21:08:06] <darsie> umaxtu: Since we say
B8S25 or so, I suggested abbreviating booster with B, ship with S
an calling the stack BS :).
L85[21:08:49] <umaxtu> works for me
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L107[23:45:02] <FLHerne> .mission add The
board becomes disturbed by your casual approach to kerbal
experimentation, and you are encouraged to retire.
L108[23:45:03] <LunchBot> Added mission:
The board becomes disturbed by your casual approach to kerbal
experimentation, and you are encouraged to retire.
L109[23:45:27] <FLHerne> .outcome add
Management do not appreciate a visionary in their midst.
L110[23:45:27] <LunchBot> Added outcome:
Management do not appreciate a visionary in their midst.
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