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Podcast Discussion / Re: RFN 400: The Highlights
« on: October 12, 2014, 06:26:37 PM »
I'm simply sad we missed out on Jon describing how he took 3 hours to get 15 minutes into Chrono Trigger. That bit always cracks me up.
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Podcast Discussion / Re: Episode 400: A Little Help from My Friends
« on: September 30, 2014, 04:00:53 AM »
It's downright cruel to spring "You're the Inspiration" on us without warning like that. Nearly sent me spiraling into a fit of tears, and it probably would have had we not transitioned out with the "Wii All" bombshell Jonny dropped before the break.
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Podcast Discussion / Re: E3 2014 - Home Team Assemble
« on: June 14, 2014, 11:19:12 PM »
Gosh do I love when Greg and Gui get to be on a podcast together; the two of them always talk so well. Lots of good insight here, lots of laughs courtesy of the three of you, etc etc. Glad I'm not the only one convinced that Zelda and Star Fox certainly won't be coming on 2015!
Thanks for the good work as always, guys. And obligatory pleasegreggetatwitter.
Thanks for the good work as always, guys. And obligatory pleasegreggetatwitter.
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General Chat / Re: Space Questions for Jonny?
« on: October 04, 2013, 04:42:34 AM »
This thread is dead. Maybe I best use some other form of transmitting my questions about space. Or maybe not! Here are my questions about space:
1) Kerbal Space Program. Have you looked into it? Thoughts on how "accurate" it is vs. how "fun" it is? Do you think it's a good way to learn about rocket/orbital mechanics? If you've not touched KSP, you can skip this question.
2) Could you talk about what you actually do at your job?
3) Your thoughts on the Saturn V vs. things like the shuttle's SRBs/main tank, SpaceX's Falcon 9, etc etc. Do you think it remains the most elegant and efficient solution for space travel, given its simplicity? Should we model future rockets after it, or move towards reusable rockets/something else?
Feel free to answer all of these, none of these, or some of these. Thanks to the two of you!
1) Kerbal Space Program. Have you looked into it? Thoughts on how "accurate" it is vs. how "fun" it is? Do you think it's a good way to learn about rocket/orbital mechanics? If you've not touched KSP, you can skip this question.
2) Could you talk about what you actually do at your job?
3) Your thoughts on the Saturn V vs. things like the shuttle's SRBs/main tank, SpaceX's Falcon 9, etc etc. Do you think it remains the most elegant and efficient solution for space travel, given its simplicity? Should we model future rockets after it, or move towards reusable rockets/something else?
Feel free to answer all of these, none of these, or some of these. Thanks to the two of you!
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