How do we know it wasn’t the other way around?

Just curious, how long is the post-surgery healing process?

There was a project quite a few years back called “open source ecology” where the goal was to develop everything needed to build a functioning farm from scratch. One of the parts involved a tractor of sorts.

However, I think the project lost steam years ago and has since shifted focus.

EDIT: Found it

It seems that the tractor actually went somewhere: https://opensourceecology.dozuki.com/c/LifeTrac

I’m not your buddy, guy!

That dress makes her look like a south park character

Enough with these awful people, I’m going back to reiserFS!

Get megafucked, Orban! I hope your Syrian dentist is a terrible roommate.

I would love base building in KSA, but Dean Hall (CEO of Rocketwerkz) have explicitly stated that he refuses to say anything on the matter, because Colonies means so many things to different people. In my case, Colonies would mean resource extraction, building/designing a fully fledged launch centers, and (semi-automated) interplanetary logistics, a

The most important part is that they’re building the game from scratch with an engine suitable for the purpose. As mentioned numerous times by Harvester who created KSP: There are so many hacks and workarounds to make Unity work the way they needed it to, and in retrospect Unity was not a suitable choice for a game of that scale. And it is doubtful that any general-purpse engine is.

Rocketwerkz are making their own engine, doing away the Scenes/Actors limitation that are detrimental to how a space game would work. This removes a ton of abstractions resulting in an alpha that runs incredibly smoothly almost independent of part cound. It is worth noting that Rocketwerkz were among the original bidders for developing KSP2, but they lost the bid as they were more focused on having a solid foundation over flashy graphics updates.

As for specific features:

• Physics during time warp.
• RCS has a realistic (but automatic) thrust curve instead of instant on/off
• Physics simulation on multiple vessels at once. There is no “current vessel” or physics distance. Everything is treated the same. It’s just a matter of where the camera is pointed.
• Multiplayer has been confirmed as an upcoming feature
• dust storms
• multiwindow/multiscreen support

I try to update !kittenspaceagency@sh.itjust.works as often as I can, so there are some more specifics in there.

Future you is talking smack about you.

Noggie, here. I did actually ski to school many times as a kid.

Correct, I thought that’s what you were after. Beyond that, I do not know. It seems that comments have some sort order in posts, but this seems to vary between new and top. Community specific, maybe?

In that case, hit the bell icon on your top right, and select between “All” and “Unread”. It shows replies to your posts and comments.

Depends on how you access Lemmy.

In Voyager I can click a comment to collapse it, and if I later return to the thread the comment stays collapse. So in effect, collapsing comments as I read them will hide them. However, it would also hide any replies to those comments.

Also, in Voyager at least, any replies to my comments and posts will show up in my inbox, newest on top. That’s usually how I read replies.

The gooner gender

Norwegian here. I don’t think it’s “trust” in the literal sense, but more in line with “viewing them as a neutral yet benevolent institution with integrity”.

The latter is more or less the image they’ve tried to portray for ages, and with reasonable success, since they don’t really have much de facto power. However, the recent stupidity have caused many people to question what purpose they serve to begin with.

And just for the record: I don’t really care that much about them, neither for nor against. Bigger portions of my taxes go to stupider things.

A friend of mine wrote some software and ended up using one of those as a foot mouse.

“You and what army?”

They claimed that it was a more eco friendly coin, as it didn’t use GPU (and thereby not much electricity) but instead it caused harddrive prices to jump, due to excessive wear on drives. May for saving electricity, and instead causing a fuckton of e-waste, I guess.