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L4[00:37:59] <ScholaRaptor> How do you do,
fellow Kerbals?
L6[00:39:47] <raptop> Mostly just surviving
vs thriving
L7[00:44:20] <ScholaRaptor> Well, as a
fellow raptor (either bird or dinosaur, really), can you not simply
employ the prey restraint method to survive *and* thrive?
L9[01:06:25] <raptop> Well, maybe. In this
case the prey that I'm trying to kill involves finishing writing
something I've lost a lot of passion for >.>;;
L10[01:11:10] <ScholaRaptor> Writing what?
Perhaps I can be a co-author? Or maybe a ghost writer?
L11[01:11:15] <raptop> hah
L12[01:11:35] <raptop> thesis, but moreso a
paper that makes up one of the chapters
L13[01:12:02] <raptop> In short:
simulations of radial velocity surveys and some thoughts on
optimizing them
L14[01:12:15] <raptop> (for finding
exoplanets)
L15[01:13:19] <ScholaRaptor> I was about to
make a joke about MOND but then you ruined it by mentioned
exo-planets
L16[01:13:34] <raptop> hm
L17[01:13:41] <ScholaRaptor> ಠ_ಠ
L18[01:14:26] <ScholaRaptor> "We've
found that, for the 1000th time, MOND can accurately predict the
rotational curves of spiral galaxies! Just . . . Uh . . . Don't ask
us to do anything else."
L19[01:15:27] <ScholaRaptor> Honestly, I
love reading dry technical papers.
L20[01:15:30] <raptop> Come on, plug in
mass measurements for galaxy clusters (X-ray, peculiar velocity, or
S-Z)...
L21[01:15:58] <ScholaRaptor> (MOND when it
exposed to the light of the Bullet Cluster) "IT BURNS! THE
FORMULAE DO NOTHING!"
L22[01:16:39] <X> Don’t forget to account
for my massive derrière.
L23[01:16:57] <raptop> hm
L24[01:17:02] <ScholaRaptor> I'm afraid
Uranus is made up of baryonic matter and doesn't count.
L25[01:17:08] * X
sometimes moonlights as a massive stellar body
L26[01:17:28] <ScholaRaptor> We've already
excluded MACHOs and, unfortunately, your caboose is not MACHO
enough.
L27[01:17:39] * X is
sad.
L28[01:18:20] * X
will do better in his physical attributes.
L30[01:19:32] <raptop> Meanwhile
microlensing surveys have at least found something like 150
planets
L31[01:19:47] <raptop> Including the
(in)appropriately named OGLE
L32[01:20:11] <raptop> huh, more like
224
L33[01:20:22] <ScholaRaptor> Is it really
an astronomical survey if it lacks a wonky or tortured
acronynm?
L34[01:20:41] <raptop> I think the standard
joke is that 15% of budgets go to clever acronyms
L35[01:20:59] <ScholaRaptor> That sounds
suspiciously low
L36[01:21:15] <ScholaRaptor> Though it does
get really silly talking about how JUICE is going to Jupiter.
L37[01:22:20] <raptop> It does lead to
stuff like OSIRIS-APEX, which will do a flyby of Apophis,
though
L38[01:22:36] <ScholaRaptor> They really
wanted that Egyptian mythology stuff to fit.
L39[01:22:51] <ScholaRaptor> Though, ahem,
I think it was Ra who fought Apophis every night.
L40[01:23:45] <raptop> looks like it
L41[01:24:02] <ScholaRaptor> (Source: Gods
of Egypt, the movie with Gerard Bulter as Set)
L42[01:24:38] <raptop> hah
L43[01:25:54] <ScholaRaptor> He was the
best part, too! Like Khan in Star Trek II or M. Bison in Street
Fighter.
L44[01:27:35] <ScholaRaptor> And like those
two other films, he's about the only part you remember.
L45[01:27:52] <ScholaRaptor> Well, other
than William Shatner attempting to and failing to be as
magnetically hammy as Khan.
L46[01:28:23] <raptop> I recall some
cleverness with "two dimensional thinking", though
otherwise yeah, Kahn was the notable part
L47[01:29:07] <ScholaRaptor> Let's be
honest, though: The best Star Trek movie was the one almost no
Enterprise and with whales.
L48[01:31:02] <packbart> The best Star Trek
movie was Galaxy Quest :)
L49[01:32:02] <ScholaRaptor> I think I have
that on VHS somewhere . . .
L50[01:32:17] <raptop> Dunno about best,
but Galaxy Quest would definitely be in the top half
L51[01:33:40] <raptop> TOS at least tried,
even with the bad movies. TNG had 2 movies that were "just,
why?", and Abrams Trek...
L52[01:34:01] <raptop> ...well, the one
that Abrams wasn't involved in was actually good, and it's a shame
that you can't fit it in the normal canon
L53[01:35:36] <ScholaRaptor> Massively
Unpopular opinion: I loved Insurrection, even if the cast did
not.
L54[01:36:08] <ScholaRaptor> Speaking of
which, I only this week found out First Contact's DVD has
commentary by Frakes.
L55[01:37:33] <raptop> I'm not willing to
call Insurrection especially good, but it definitely tried in a way
that it feels like Nemesis and Generations didn't.
L56[01:37:46] <raptop> hm, Frakes would
probably have interesting commentary
L57[01:38:43] <ScholaRaptor> Alternatively:
I can also pretend it's commentary by the bad guy from Gargoyles or
the one dude with a cameo in XCOM 2
L58[01:47:23] <ScholaRaptor> I'd still like
to see a live action film about the Moopsie.
L59[01:54:52] *
raptop really should check out some of the new Trek shows at some
point
L60[01:55:09] <ScholaRaptor> I actually
*just* finished Picard after having re-seen all of TNG.
L61[01:57:25] <ScholaRaptor> Coming this
summer: Moopsy.
L62[01:57:32] <ScholaRaptor> In Space . . .
No one can hear it drink your bones.
L63[01:59:01] <raptop> meep
L65[02:04:03] <ScholaRaptor> Will they
finally reveal their alien electrogravitomagnetic drive? /s
L66[02:10:46] <ScholaRaptor> We'll really
need those when they start sending in Abductors.
L67[02:11:20] <raptop> I occasionally think
about how if that tech exits/was found in the mid 20th century,
either the reverse engineering thoroughly failed, or security
practices killed off a bunch of incredibly useful
applications.
L68[02:11:33] <raptop> Like, the entire
existence of post-Shuttle rockets
L69[02:11:46] <raptop>
s/exits/exists/
L70[02:12:25] <ScholaRaptor> It failed
because Earth doesn't have any deposits of Element-115
L71[02:12:59] <raptop> ~~If only we had
listed to Bob Lazar~~
L72[02:13:23] <ScholaRaptor> Or because the
aliens chose the Enigmatic Engineering ascension perk!
L73[02:14:05] <ScholaRaptor> That also
gives a +2 bonus to cloaking strength, explaining why we can't see
them
L74[02:14:17] <raptop> gah, why am I making
so many typos tonight
L75[02:14:39] <raptop> hrm, that's going to
make fending the aliens off harder
L76[02:14:58] <ScholaRaptor> It's probably
because you're typing a thesis on exoplanets and the aliens don't
want you to do this.
L77[02:15:40] <raptop> Typos -> thesis
rejected -> fewer / lower quality exoplanet surveys -> aliens
stay hidden
L78[02:15:43] <raptop> Yeah, that
fits
L79[02:16:25] <ScholaRaptor> THAT'S why all
the wacky papers seldom get passed peer review! It's not that
perpetual motion machines can't exist, but that the aliens don't
want us to think they can!
L80[02:16:33] *
ScholaRaptor adjusts tinfoil hat snugly.
L81[02:17:37] <ScholaRaptor> Though it's
not like we could do anything to the alien homeworld if you
discovered it. Maybe send them a message encoded with crude stick
figures and vague directions.
L83[02:23:14] <raptop> As long as they
don't take the pioneer plaque as an invitation to... take
liberties
L84[02:24:47] <ScholaRaptor> I don't think
the plaque is ever discovered. However, I do know Megatron finds
one of the Golden Disks in the far future and returns it to
Earth
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L88[02:27:09] <raptop> ...I guess that's
nice of him
L89[02:32:08] <ScholaRaptor> If you can't
trust a transforming T-Rex called Megatron, who CAN you
trust?
L90[02:34:38] <raptop> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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L110[09:11:36] <sandbox> !mission
L111[09:11:36] <LunchBot> You steal your
sister's hair bleach to recolour your rocket. Due to confusion, you
hire a logger rather than a someone with Math PHD.
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L118[11:01:59] <sandbox> I just looked at
the angle of the shadow from my window and I thought "it must
be around 12"
L119[11:03:17] <Mat2ch> Here, too. But
everyone sticks to the thing with turning the clock forward
L120[11:06:58] <Althego> see, ukraine is
at war, but they could stop stupid dst
L121[11:07:14] <Althego> meanwhile eu
decided to stop doing it before covid and still nothing
happened
L122[11:10:29] <NGC3982> what's dst
L123[11:10:34] <NGC3982> a time
thing?
L124[11:10:50] <Althego> daylight saving
time
L125[11:20:23] <Mat2ch> which of course
doesn't save any time.
L126[11:37:35] <sandbox> nobody here knew
what DST was before Windows 95
L127[12:21:28] <Deddly> I always knew
Microsoft was evil
L128[12:22:49] <darsie> Mat2ch: It's time
that saves daylight.
L129[12:22:55] <Mat2ch> Deddly: Did you
manage to fix your problem?
L130[12:23:08] <Mat2ch> darsie: it
doesn't. Daylight can't be saved.
L131[12:23:12] <darsie> also referred to
as daylight saving(s), daylight savings time
L132[12:23:28] <Deddly> Mat2ch: No
:(
L133[12:23:50] <darsie> Yeah. But it makes
better use of daylight.
L134[12:23:58] <darsie> In German it's
Sommerzeit.
L135[12:27:45] <Deddly> Mat2ch: I'm still
stuck on that never-ending loop
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L137[12:34:39] <sandbox> during WW2 we had
Double Summer Time
L138[12:38:10] <Deddly> "The
time" is just a number on a clock. There is no real reason why
we can't have one time zone all over the world. All you need to
know is that you have to get up at 19:00 or whatever the time is
when it's morning where you live.
L139[12:38:48] <Deddly> If you need to
have more daylight, just get up an hour earlier. There is no need
to change the time to do that.
L140[12:40:01] <sandbox> I've said similar
things
L141[12:40:14] <sandbox> work with the
daylight
L142[12:46:43] <darsie> Deddly: You also
need to learn when Noon is and when to have lunch and dinner.
L143[12:47:49] <darsie> Smart phones might
adjust time as you walk East or West.
L144[12:48:15] <darsie> Hmm, no.
L145[12:48:25] <darsie> They just use
globe time.
L146[12:49:25] <darsie> But Sunrise varies
at a fixed location.
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L149[12:57:37] <Deddly> AAAAAH I GOT INTO
SAFE MODE WOOOOO!
L150[13:00:05] <Deddly> But shutting down
amd restarting sends me back to Bitlocker Recovery...
L151[13:04:17] <Deddly> Uninstalling
latest update...
L152[13:07:38] <Deddly> !mission add You
attempt to uninstall the latest Window quality update.
L153[13:07:38] <LunchBot> Added mission:
You attempt to uninstall the latest Window quality update.
L154[13:07:50] <Deddly> !mission quality
update
L155[13:07:51] <LunchBot> No mission found
matching "quality update ".
L156[13:07:54] <Deddly> huh
L157[13:08:08] <Deddly> !mission
uninstall
L158[13:08:08] <LunchBot> You try to
uninstall libpurple from Eve.
L159[13:11:34] <Deddly> !mission
L160[13:11:34] <LunchBot> You look for
ways to spice up tedious rescue missions. You swiftly deal with the
survivors.
L161[13:11:49] <Deddly> Nice
L162[13:15:55] <Deddly> Huh. Debug mode
works
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L166[13:22:12] <Deddly> Critical events:
"Sync Host_7fe36 Stopped working"
L167[13:24:01] <Mat2ch> Malware gone
wrong
L168[13:26:44] <Deddly> I am way over my
head here
L169[13:26:52] <Deddly> Malware you
think?
L170[13:30:14] <Mat2ch> No. No idea.
Haven't used windows in a decade
L171[13:30:41] <Deddly> I am happy for
you
L172[13:31:13] <Mat2ch> looks like some
kind of background service for syncing mails/contacts etc
L173[13:32:38] <Mat2ch> I would've
probably already made a backup and reinstalled the system
L174[13:32:56] <Mat2ch> on Linux there'd
be 10 ways to figure out what the problem is and at least 20 to
repair it
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L179[13:48:01] <Judge_Dedd> Let's try
decrypting the drive and disabling Bitlocker
L180[13:53:44] <Judge_Dedd> Mat2ch, I
can't make backups from here. I'm hundreds of kms from home where
my external drive is. And anyway, I'm not sure a backup would let
me just run all my really important applications.
L181[13:54:29] <Judge_Dedd> I have all my
important documents etc. backed up to the cloud, it's the
applications amd settings I am trying to preserve.
L182[13:55:11] <Judge_Dedd> I complete
reinstall of Windows will be a headache bigger than this one, but I
might have to
L183[14:00:43] <Althego> lol the
cloud
L184[14:00:58] <Althego> do you at least
encrypt it?
L185[14:01:04] <Althego> i wouldnt give
them anything
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L205[17:32:05] <Mat2ch> ShadowZone:
Finally Uncovered: THIS Was KSP2 Multiplayer
L206[17:32:57] <Mat2ch> with some harsh
accusations against Nate Simpson
L207[17:33:12] <Mat2ch> (also the typical
stuff like: Management errors.)
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L216[18:44:12] <Judge_Dedd> Disabling
Bitlocker and decrypting the hard drives solved the problem!
\o/
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L218[18:58:11] <Mat2ch> Interesting. Now
reencrypt them ;)
L219[18:59:48] <Judge_Dedd> I am
considering that...
L220[19:03:43] <sandbox> !mission
L221[19:03:43] <LunchBot> You mistakenly
make your docking ports out of uranium-235. You find your place in
the universe: impotently struggling against the massed forces of
stupid, cheerful, wanton destruction.
L222[19:04:19] <Althego> maybe consider
some other method
L223[19:05:59] <sandbox> !mission
L224[19:05:59] <LunchBot> You hurt
yourself in confusion while rummaging through your collection of
RonCo products. The resulting spagettification is just as
excruciating as it sounds.
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L231[19:23:14] <Judge_Dedd> !outcome add
You are met with the Bitlocker Recovery screen and can't find your
encryption key anywhere.
L232[19:23:14] <LunchBot> Added outcome:
You are met with the Bitlocker Recovery screen and can't find your
encryption key anywhere.
L233[19:23:24] <Judge_Dedd> !mission
L234[19:23:24] <LunchBot> You steal saké
from Fucc. kmath despairs at your choices and resets its
database.
L235[19:23:45] <Judge_Dedd>
!nextlunch
L236[19:23:45] <LunchBot> Bacon sandwich
with mustard.
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L245[20:58:07] <Deddly> !mission
L246[20:58:07] <LunchBot> You explain to
your investors how your rocket design uses all the current
buzzwords. The engine compartment gets so hot that the crew can't
access it to turn the engines off.
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L249[21:02:53] <Judge_Dedd> Hot
buzzwords
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