01:19 <GH> [Principia] zenmetsu opened issue #1612: KSP 1.2.2 + RSS + RO + Principia = Impenetrable gravity wall at 70km altitude https://git.io/vd9pV

01:33 <awang> Oh boy, that one looks fun

01:34 <awang> Wait

01:34 <awang> "Transitioning to space"

01:34 <awang> "right around the 70km altitude point"

01:34 <awang> Huh?

01:35 <GH> [Principia] aw1621107 commented on issue #1612: Wait, you have RSS installed but the atmo to space transition is at 70km? https://git.io/vd9hG

01:43 <awang> egg|zzz|egg: "If you think floating SOIs (or worse yet, SOIs with repulsive gravity) are a half-decent model for Lagrange points, you don't really understand how Lagrange points work."

01:43 <awang> I'd love to hear the reason this statement had to be made

01:49 <awang> And does Principia still plan on doing persistent angular momentum and/or persistent thrust and/or orbital decay drag and/or stationkeeping?

03:09 <GH> [Principia] zenmetsu commented on issue #1612: Well, it isn't necessarily transitioning to space, but there is definitely a boundary right at 70km. ... https://git.io/vdHvG

04:47 <awang> Remember those SIGILLs?

04:47 <awang> I'm getting them in Finder too o_O

06:57 <egg|zzz|egg> awang: it's spreading!

06:57 <egg|zzz|egg> awang: also wtf is this zenmetsu person doing? Ꙩ_ꙩ

16:56 <GH> [Principia] lamont-granquist commented on issue #1612: I'm skeptical anyone can guess what you did to your install. 70km doesn't map onto anything obvious for Earth or Kerbin.... https://git.io/vdQGn

18:33 <GH> [Principia] pleroy pushed 1 new commit to master: https://git.io/vdQEY

18:33 <GH> Principia/master 5ce8a1c Pascal Leroy: Notice for Chasles.

19:02 <GH> [Principia] eggrobin closed issue #1612: KSP 1.2.2 + RSS + RO + Principia = Impenetrable gravity wall at 70km altitude https://git.io/vd9pV

19:02 <GH> [Principia] eggrobin commented on issue #1612: @lamont-granquist, you're off-by-one mathematician, Chasles (just released) handles inverse rotation; Cesàro did not.... https://git.io/vdQ24

19:13 <awang> egg|nomz|egg: That actually sounds like a reasonable explanation for what was happening with that issue

19:14 <egg|nomz|egg> !wpn lamont

19:14 <egg|nomz|egg> !wpn awang

19:15 <egg|nomz|egg> lamont: also, cross-posting from #kspacademia, came up with this idea with a colleague at work today: approve changes with the comment ????

19:15 <egg|nomz|egg> !u ????

19:15 <Qboid> U+121FB CUNEIFORM SIGN LU (?)

19:15 <Qboid> U+12116 CUNEIFORM SIGN GU (?)

19:15 <Qboid> U+12305 CUNEIFORM SIGN TU (?)

19:15 <Qboid> U+1222A CUNEIFORM SIGN MI (?)

19:19 <awang> egg: wat

19:21 <egg> awang: well, lgtm, but with some vowels, and using the sumerian syllabary :D

19:23 <awang> Ah, I see

19:23 <awang> More running jokes to confuse newcomers? :P

19:24 <UmbralRaptor> ^I guess?

19:24 <egg> awang: or my colleagues maybe

19:25 <awang> Why not both?

19:26 <egg> eggsactly

19:45 <GH> [Principia] zenmetsu commented on issue #1612: Fair enough. @eggrobin I like your explanation, but I'd figure at most I'd see 1G of extra acceleration from Earth. I have no clue where the 90G (it was actually 94G) came from. I think something failed to apply via CKAN, and as stated I could not replicate the issue after burning everything down and reinstalling. I'll chalk it up to CKAN failing to install some dependency. ... https://git.io/vdQKe

19:47 <awang> More people need to keep their installs in a git repo or something. Make those failures more reproducible.

20:02 <GH> [Principia] lamont-granquist commented on issue #1612: Ah right, been too long since I played stock... https://git.io/vdQiZ