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L7[01:54:18] <Eddi|zuHause> !mission
L8[01:54:18] <LunchBot> You attempt to be
clever with Oxford commas. You give up.
L9[01:54:54] <Eddi|zuHause> i don't really
understand the nuances of oxford commas. i'm too used to german
commas
L10[01:55:17] <Eddi|zuHause> german comma
rules are... special
L11[01:59:23] <Eddi|zuHause> german has
nested sentences that might be a bigger art form than massive
compound words
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L26[04:43:41] <XXCoder> sad. vpyager 1 may
be dead soon
L27[04:43:47] <XXCoder> still gibberish for
months
L28[04:44:15] <Eddi|zuHause> has it left
the solar system yet?
L29[04:44:33] <XXCoder> they left quite a
while ago
L30[04:44:59] <XXCoder> since 2012
L31[04:45:00] <Eddi|zuHause> yes, but how
often?
L32[04:45:31] <Eddi|zuHause> have they run
out of definitions of "solar system" yet?
L33[04:45:33] <XXCoder> for few years it
was at border that waves in and out, so it "left" few
times, but havent happened since 2012
L34[04:46:13] <XXCoder> voyager 2 it was
2018
L35[04:46:50] <Althego> still inside the
oort cloud, so it is still in the solar system
L36[04:47:26] <XXCoder> heliosphere is
defined to be border last I looked
L37[04:47:44] <Althego> in some sense
L38[04:47:56] <Althego> but there are
objects orbitingthe sun outside of where voyager is
L39[04:48:03] <Althego> so those are part
of the solar system
L40[04:48:39] <XXCoder> yeah. its huge
though
L41[04:48:40] <Eddi|zuHause> i thought
voyager 2 was the faster one?
L42[04:48:52] <Althego> i think it is
1
L43[04:48:53] <XXCoder> I suspect its why
its helisphere thats used as border
L44[04:49:07] <Althego> but 2 launched
first
L45[04:49:11] <XXCoder> its actually
measuable
L46[04:49:54] <Eddi|zuHause> then i
probably mixed up the numbering
L47[04:52:15] <raptop> The definitions have
been set by heliophysicists for some reason
L48[04:52:58] <XXCoder> probably set by the
big helispheres
L49[04:55:39] <XXCoder> ;outcome add You
get gibberish as data from your craft. To see what it sounds like,
you play it to audio. That was a big mistake as it summons
demons.
L50[04:55:39] <LunchBot> Added outcome: You
get gibberish as data from your craft. To see what it sounds like,
you play it to audio. That was a big mistake as it summons
demons.
L51[04:57:25] <Eddi|zuHause> we will
probably at some point build a spacecraft that can catch up to
voyager 1/2
L52[04:57:56] <Althego> somewhat of a
necessity. it might not be a good idea to send out our
location
L53[04:58:35] <Althego> not that it travels
fast, so we literally have thousands of years to get it back
L54[04:58:54] <Althego> and it is not even
sure we will have acivilization in thousands of years
L55[05:11:06] <raptop> !outcome add Great
Leader has died. Solo Nobre must fall. Here is your [new]
contract.
L56[05:11:06] <LunchBot> Added outcome:
Great Leader has died. Solo Nobre must fall. Here is your [new]
contract.
L57[05:12:21] <raptop> None of the 5 craft
leaving the solar system are really aimed at any star
L58[05:13:23] <raptop> If humans become an
actual interstellar civilization, there's a decent shot that we'll
outrun those craft and establish permanant populations on nearby
stars thousands of years before they *could* arrive
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L66[07:56:35] <packbart> D'oh. I didn't
remember that I only had a 0.625 stack separator when I build that
thing and attached solar panels and antennas
L68[07:57:20] <packbart> so much for the
plan to send the science capsule on a return flight and keep the
probe above the Mun to finish the experiments and play relay
L69[07:57:39] <packbart> I could edit the
save and make it a decoupler...
L70[07:58:35] <Althego> i never use stack
separators. the only thing they accomplish compared to a decoupler
is that they make spae debris
L71[07:58:38] <Althego> what is the
point?
L72[08:01:39] <packbart> neither do I. but
I think I remember that the separator came first in (this) tech
tree
L73[08:01:53] <Althego> also you dont need
a probe core to land the capsule
L74[08:02:06] <Althego> you can set the
opening altitude of the chute
L75[08:02:16] <Althego> trigger it on
separation
L76[08:02:22] <packbart> I do. the upper
part is parachute, science capsule, heatsink
L77[08:02:35] <Althego> and it is going to
open automatically without a probwe core
L78[08:02:48] <Althego> it is light and als
o temperature tolerant
L79[08:02:52] <Althego> will survive
anyway
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L81[08:03:22] <Althego> at least it was so
in ksp1
L82[08:03:41] <packbart> I was going to
make a burn to set the capsule on a return orbit, then turn around
and re-capture around Mun to keep the probe in orbit
L83[08:04:26] <packbart> but due to
miscommunication in the design, the solar panels and antennas also
fall off when I detach the capsule m)
L84[08:04:54] <Althego> ah lol
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L96[12:21:24] <Deddly> I have to say, one
of the most annoying trends in UI design in recent times (at least
with regards to Windows) is how some applications stay running even
when you click the X button. THERE IS A MINIMISE BUTTON GUYS.
L97[12:30:12] <Deddly> I mean, if I want
the program minimised, I'll minimise it, right?
L98[12:38:10] <dnsmcbr> Deddly: a pox on
those developers
L99[12:38:31] <dnsmcbr> Deddly: tbh a
"quit-to-background/tray" icon might have value
L100[12:39:34] <sandbox> !nextlunch
L101[12:39:34] <LunchBot> A carrier bag of
Bombay Mix.
L102[12:39:53] <sandbox> I haven't had
those in years
L103[12:40:05] <sandbox> I wouldn't say
no
L104[12:40:28] <dnsmcbr> you can get that
at sainsbos now
L105[12:40:30] <Azander> Deddly: that's a
Mac thing. Been in their design for over a decade.
L106[12:40:48] <dnsmcbr> praise the
multicultural aisle (at least in the ldn sainsbos I used to
inhabit)
L107[12:40:52] <sandbox> used to have them
all the time
L108[12:41:08] <Azander> Microsoft hasn't
had a 'new' design since about windows XP
L109[12:41:13] <dnsmcbr> Azander: ?
L110[12:41:26] <dnsmcbr> I mean you're
just rong
L111[12:41:32] <Azander> quit to
background
L112[12:41:48] <dnsmcbr> You mean specific
in scope to "X" button then?
L113[12:41:54] <Azander> yep
L114[12:41:57] <Deddly> Azander, Huh.
Well, my experience with Macs is limited to Shapeshifter funning on
an Amiga A1200
L115[12:42:11] <dnsmcbr> cos I tried to
use XP the other month and my god its so clunky and a pain
L116[12:42:12] <Azander> hehehe
L117[12:42:30] <Deddly>
funning/running
L118[12:42:53] <dnsmcbr> The gradual
change of windows OSes sure do sneak up on you
L119[12:43:19] <Deddly> I don't actually
see the reason for this at all. There's minimise, maximise and
close. Why would I want close to also have the exact same function
as minimise?
L120[12:43:21] <Azander> I support a local
newspaper that is almost all macs, including a system9 running a
system8 emulator they also have several windows XP sp2 systems. All
on print hardware that is even older.
L121[12:44:01] <dnsmcbr> Deddly: the case
where you want the window to close, but the bg app to keep running,
i.e. chat/messenger apps
L122[12:44:20] <Azander> Deddly: i don't
either. it is even worse on MAcs because each program is fully self
contained. no shared libraries
L123[12:44:24] <Deddly> All these
institutions running antiquated software and they're surprised when
they get viruses
L124[12:44:50] <Deddly> dnsmcbr, but then
I'll press the minimise button, right?
L125[12:44:56] <Azander> heh. Wh said
anything about those being on the network to even have a virus
attempt to get onto it.
L126[12:45:10] <dnsmcbr> Deddly: nah cos
then it'll linger on the taskbar
L127[12:45:21] <dnsmcbr> where you want it
in the tray
L128[12:45:25] <Deddly> Azander, Oh well
in that case, fair enough
L129[12:46:27] <Azander> the oldest system
on the network is a osx 10.11.6, used as a timeclock only.
L130[12:46:31] <Deddly> dnsmcbr, ah I see
what you mean. Well, a minimise to tray button might be useful,
then. In the case of Zoom, clicking X actually minimises it to the
taskbar
L131[12:46:42] <dnsmcbr> Yeah that's what
I mean
L132[12:46:44] <dnsmcbr> oh
L133[12:46:56] <dnsmcbr> yeah no you're
right that's wrong and dum
L135[12:47:58] <Azander> yep, I agree.
minimise hs a button, use it. if I want it to contiue to run I'll
use that. if I close it I want to out of memory completely.
L136[12:48:20] <Deddly> Azander, I
actually kinda respect that approach. Why upgrade unnecessarily? I
remember seeing an old Amiga A500 powering a display at a museum
(OK it was 20 years ago, but it was still old back then)
and...well... why not, if it works?
L137[12:48:45] <dnsmcbr> define
unnecessarily
L138[12:48:56] <Azander> the press itself
is from late 1968, early 1969
L139[12:48:58] <dnsmcbr> upgrading can
give obsolescence gains
L140[12:49:57] <dnsmcbr> i.e. if a
component fails you can replace it COTS essentially same-day
L141[12:50:15] <Azander> depends on the
hardware/software
L142[12:50:59] <dnsmcbr> nah, all
hardware/software does it
L144[12:51:14] <Azander> Apple had
recently made it very hard for us to consider upgrades in their
brand.
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L149[14:06:44] <FLHerne> .outcome add
Triple hazard pay! The best three words in the Kerbal
language.
L150[14:06:44] <LunchBot> Added outcome:
Triple hazard pay! The best three words in the Kerbal
language.
L151[14:11:00] <Deddly> !nextlunch
L152[14:11:00] <LunchBot> Fried egg and
chips.
L153[14:11:12] <Deddly> I hope that's the
UK chips, because I'm all over that
L154[14:12:04] <FLHerne> definitely
L155[14:13:26] <sandbox> I had that fairly
recently only because that's what the nephews were having
L156[14:18:44] <dnsmcbr> You can oven bake
the egg on top of chips too for it to be a lot healthier
L157[14:19:50] <dnsmcbr> Assuming you’re
using proper overn chips that aren’t completely doused in oil, or
you make them yourself and add a touch of non-shit oil like some
extra virgin olive oil
L158[14:34:44] <Deddly> Please mind the
language :)
L159[14:36:31] <Eddi|zuHause>
!mission
L160[14:36:31] <LunchBot> You discover a
kesslertron and deorbit it. Your space agency is shut down, which
leaves you feeling a lack of agency in life.
L161[14:37:14] <Deddly> dnsmcbr, But
that's actually something I've wondered about. Potatoes are not
generally viewed as unhealthy. A lot of oils are considered very
good for the health, such as rapeseed oil sunflower oil etc. So why
does it become unhealthy when combining the two?
L162[14:38:15] <Eddi|zuHause> two things
are unhealthy: a) too much of something, and b) fried somethings
(because of byproducts)
L163[14:38:40] <packbart> yolo :)
L164[14:40:19] <Eddi|zuHause> a1) too
little variation
L165[14:41:21] <Deddly> I think b) depends
on the type of oil and the temperature
L166[14:49:18] <Eddi|zuHause> there's also
a "fight" between the proponents of carbohydrates and
fats, where one camp will denounce the other as the root of all
evils.
L167[14:49:41] <Eddi|zuHause> so fried
potatos are the perfect target for both of those
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L171[15:18:06] <Deddly> Fried potatoes are
just perfect for everything
L172[15:18:54] <Eddi|zuHause> food
"science" is very unscientific at times...
L173[15:20:56] <Deddly> Like the low-fat
food craze. I mean, I get it, we shouldn't eat too much fat (too
much of ANYTHING - your point a). But eating fat doesn't
automatically make you fat, just like eating broccoli doesn't turn
you into a delightfully-shaped vegetable.
L174[15:22:24] <Eddi|zuHause> i've seen
studies where replacing carbohydrates with the same amount of fats
made the people healthier
L175[15:22:32] <Deddly> The fat in oil
doesn't go from the dinner plate and settle around a person's
midriff. It gets broken down by enzymes in the stomach, just like
everything else does.
L176[15:23:44] <Deddly> Right. Some
carbohydrates are much more problematic. Especially
highly-processed stuff like white bread and white sugar.
L177[15:23:48] <Deddly> Now I'm
hungry
L178[15:23:51] <Deddly> !nextlunch
L179[15:23:51] <LunchBot> Porridge with
cranberries, cashew nuts and raisins.
L180[15:24:01] <Deddly> That sounds too
healthy for me
L181[15:24:41] <Eddi|zuHause> also, this
isn't a recent phenomenon. think the spinache craze (which turned
out to be based on a measurement error), or the cholesterol craze
around eggs (which turned out to have the same amount of
anti-cholesterol parts)
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L185[17:00:39] <Deddly> ...and the
hysteria about how unhealthy coconuts are, followed by evidence
that coconuts are actually great for you.
L186[17:25:37] <Mat2ch> But they are full
of saturated fat
L187[17:27:35] <Mat2ch> (full of lauric
acid, but studies are inconclusive if that is bad or not. Did
something change here?)
L188[17:28:04] <Althego> same thing with
margarine. sometiems it is healthy sometimes it is unhealthy.
meanwhile i dont care because i dont like it
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L191[17:32:43] <Mat2ch> Someone somewhere
laughs in deep-fried butterstick.
L192[17:43:38] <Deddly> Mat2ch, coconuts
have a certain kind of fat that turns out to be good for you, and
can possibly also help in weight loss
L193[17:44:13] <Mat2ch> Lauric acid is my
guess. Wikipedia doesn't list a new study (yet)
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L202[20:18:49] <Deddly> Oh. KSP2 is 20%
off on Steam
L204[20:35:07] <sandbox> still way too
much
L205[20:35:39] <packbart> *shrug* buy an
Idris ;)
L206[20:42:57] <Mat2ch> people are still
unhappy with the state of the game.
L207[20:46:45] <Deddly> Well sure, it's
not finished and it's not very fast. It's way better than it was at
launch, though.
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L209[21:47:35] <Eddi|zuHause>
!mission
L210[21:47:35] <LunchBot> You are inspired
by H. R. Giger. Good fight, good night.
L211[21:47:57] <Eddi|zuHause> celebrity
deathmatch, who was the opponent?
L212[21:48:53] <raptop> [REDACTED]
L213[21:54:13] <raptop> !mission
L214[21:54:14] <LunchBot> After fraught
negotiations, you agree terms with the little voice in the back of
your head. You become distressed upon learning that Darth Kerman is
your father.
L215[21:59:35] <Eddi|zuHause> the force
plays tricks on you.
L216[22:02:22] <Deddly> !nextlunch
L217[22:02:22] <LunchBot> Fried mince with
pasta.
L218[22:02:32] <XXCoder> ;mission
L219[22:02:32] <LunchBot> Due to a
clerical error, your boosters are fueled with mRNA. It was
inevitable, given the Mk3 adaptor mass ratios and prices.
L220[22:02:45] <XXCoder> lol
L221[22:03:02] <raptop> mRNA, IRFNA, close
enough with a smudget sheet of paper
L222[22:03:15] <Eddi|zuHause> or a XEROX
scanner
L223[22:03:43] <raptop> aaaa
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L225[22:39:12] <raptop> !outcome add Your
equations may be simple and elegant, but the Kraken naturally falls
out of them anyway.
L226[22:39:12] <LunchBot> Added outcome:
Your equations may be simple and elegant, but the Kraken naturally
falls out of them anyway.
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