[02:30:43] #KSPOfficial: mode change '+o Althego' by ChanServ!ChanServ@services.esper.net
[03:03:03] <Althego> eh, coco is leaving. at least she said so
[03:16:09] <raptop> whelp
[03:16:29] <Althego> no more reddit meme review
[03:16:38] <Althego> after july 1
[03:25:21] <umaxtu> uhhhh. Minecraft has an official Arch Linux installer. 
[03:25:44] <Althego> why is that strange?
[03:26:27] <raptop> Huh, I would have not expected for that distro
[03:28:05] <umaxtu> granted, it just links to the AUR, but still...
[03:28:50] <umaxtu> the options for Linux downloads are Debian (and derivatives), Arch (and derivatives), and other
[03:40:36] <raptop> hm
[05:53:11] <Althego> tech ingredients rockets continue https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QOg-CdfRImU
[05:53:15] <Althego> some days old
[05:53:36] <Althego> but they usually upload rarely, but a long and high quality video
[05:54:05] <Althego> although in a previous one they said noctura instead of noctua :)
[05:54:12] <Althego> several times with an r
[05:58:20] <Althego> next rocket video will be about large engines and hybrid engines
[06:17:13] #KSPOfficial: mode change '+o UmbralRaptor' by ChanServ!ChanServ@services.esper.net
[09:00:40] <Mat2ch> Althego: https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/649172304823058443/851866316553977856/IMG_6480.MOV
[09:01:20] <Althego> nice
[09:01:25] <Althego> put a smile on my face
[09:29:57] <NGC3982> Mat2ch: wintergatan?
[09:34:38] <Mat2ch> NGC3982: jup jup
[09:34:49] <NGC3982> oh, it's you?
[09:34:54] <Mat2ch> I'm lurking on their discord channel :D
[09:34:59] <Mat2ch> Wait, me, no
[09:35:02] <NGC3982> ah, lol
[09:35:11] Action: NGC3982 got a bit star strucked for a moment
[09:35:26] <Mat2ch> If I'd be Martin you wouldn't see me here right now. I'd have to work on the machine :D
[09:38:02] <NGC3982> he's a swede, right?
[09:38:20] <Mat2ch> yes, living in France now
[09:38:24] <Mat2ch> hopefully with an AC
[10:02:09] <Althego> why did they get a new radar in boca chica?
[10:02:25] <Mat2ch> Better weather forecast for the upper winds
[10:27:04] <Althego> "and because they have butt amplifier, cicadas are incredibly loud" - kyle hill
[10:27:37] <Mat2ch> hrhr
[10:42:18] <Althego> https://www.mdpi.com/1099-4300/21/10/939/html
[10:43:03] <Kalpa> It's finally out?
[10:43:20] <Althego> well, if is real, those objects pulled several thousand Gs
[10:44:14] <Kalpa> Well, I just meant, the report is out
[10:44:15] <Althego> i think it is possible to build electronics that can withstand that, but nothing likes to be accelerated that fast, especially living things
[10:44:41] <Kalpa> Clearly unmanned, then
[10:44:45] <Althego> maybe some kind of warp thing
[10:44:56] <Althego> and somehow everything accelerates together
[10:49:48] <NGC3982> peer-review?
[11:08:40] <darsie> I think ICs can handle n*1000 g, e.g. when dropped. Circuit boards less so.
[11:09:24] <darsie> aquatic life can handle high g, too, if it doesn't have air bladders.
[11:09:39] <darsie> for bouyancy
[11:11:36] <darsie> Dropping a hammer on an anvil stops it very quickly as indicated by a small dent. Electronics glued to the hammer may take that without issue.
[11:12:58] <darsie> Or electronics epoxied into a hole in the hammer.
[11:14:10] <darsie> The ultracentrifuge is a centrifuge optimized for spinning a rotor at very high speeds, capable of generating acceleration as high as 1 000 000 g (approx. 9 800 km/s²).
[11:17:09] <NGC3982> doesnt multidirectionality make surviving extreme g-forces much more complex?
[11:17:43] <darsie> Then again, these accelerations may separate components in microbes, killing them.
[11:20:24] <darsie> Preparative rotors are used in biology for pelleting of fine particulate fractions, such as cellular organelles (mitochondria, microsomes, ribosomes) and viruses.