Kazumara
@Kazumara@discuss.tchncs.de
- Comment on girl, ruuuuunnnn 6 days ago:
Is that also a form of negging? Seems to go in that direction anyway.
She needs to remember she’s the lucky one…? And her paying her half is constructed to be a negative?
- Comment on when my ex's dad told him this, this is unironically what i thought about 2 weeks ago:
So if you say they are a lucky couple, are you offering to be their third?
- Comment on Apple patches bug that let FBI access deleted Signal messages 2 weeks ago:
Not at all, if you actually read the article, in which the connection to Signal is laid out clearly.
- Comment on Apple patches bug that let FBI access deleted Signal messages 2 weeks ago:
What’s reason we are talking about Signal here.
That’s very easy to answer. Signal comes up here because that’s what actually happened in the case that brought the bug to light.
The FBI recovered message content from the Apple notification service that happened to come from Signal, and used it to secure a conviction against people who used Signal in planning their anti-ICE activities
Unlucky for Signal from a PR perspective but that’s just how what actually happened, so people weite about that rather than hypotheticals where other encrypted messaging apps would have suffered the same issue.
- Comment on Anon is worried about AAA sales 4 weeks ago:
- Comment on UwU🥺👉👈 4 weeks ago:
Unless you know that sapo- means relating to soap. As in sapone / savon / săpun / σάπων / сапун / صَابُون / صابون
- Comment on Is Starlink even good for online gaming? 5 weeks ago:
I’ve been thinking more about this: It seems unlikely they will ever provide a significant portion of intercontinental traffic, even if there is some latency benefit. The fundamental issue is one of bandwidth. You can stuff fiber optics full of data in ways most lay people wouldn’t believe. Using different frequencies you can put many data channels parallel. 88 x 200 Gigabit/s per fiber is no issue at all with components we bought 5-10 years ago already for our use case on land, and spectral efficiency is still getting better. A typical subsea cable will have around 8 fiber pairs, so 8 x 88 x 200 G in both directions for one cable is probably normal.
The intersatellite links on Starlink satellites are reportedly also at 200G, and there are three of them on there, but intended to go to different neighbors I think. I’m not familiar with the specifics of free space optics, but I expect both wavelength division multiplexing will be much harder.
So only applications where latency is really critical will probably be able to buy into that limited intercontinental bandwith. High frequency trading maybe. And then diplomacy and military, where the tapping resistance plays a bigger role than the latency.
- Comment on Is Starlink even good for online gaming? 5 weeks ago:
The comparison to subsea cables can’t be made yet, because Starlink doesn’t work that way yet. You are routed up to a reachable satellite maybe at most one or two hops over the inter satellite laser links to other satellites (but it’s hard to confirm anything concrete), and then quickly back down to the next reachable ground station. From there it’s fiberoptics.
- Comment on Is Starlink even good for online gaming? 5 weeks ago:
Geostationary satelites at 38000±2000km distance take around 125ms up and the same back down for about 250ms for you to reach a server, maybe you were thinking of that. My uncle has that on his farm in Australia. It’s bad, you can’t have a good IP based phone call because the delay is too long, people keep starting to talk at the same time.
Starlink flies in low earth orbit 450 - 500 km, so maybe up to 1500 km distance from you if its at the edge of reachability, for a worst case. That’s 5 ms, or 10 ms from you to the server. At those low distances the buffering overhead of their system will dominate like with Wifi. I don’t know how it works for Starlink specifically.
I think the real killer issue for starlink and realtime tasks is the constantly changing latency, and the handoff between satellites.
- Comment on Is Starlink even good for online gaming? 5 weeks ago:
I have a coworker occasionally on starlink. The big issue with both videoconferencing and I would assume also gaming, is the handover. Each satellite is in view only for around 90 second, then the antenna hast to switch to the next. This means that your latency keeps fluctuating and you drop packets every 90 seconds during the handover. It sounds miserable.
- Comment on Is cryptocurrency good for anything? 1 month ago:
I don’t think this community is meant for rhetorical questions.
- Comment on Replication crisis, my arse 1 month ago:
I dont think that works. If i try the 5 ingredient set and get sick, i gained no information about ingrediences 6,7,8,9,10 (if there are 10 ingredients in total).
Wait why not?
Maybe we’re not thinking of the same scenario here. I thought we were searching for exactly one ingredient that makes you sick. In which case this result would tell you the ones outside the set are all fine.
- Comment on Replication crisis, my arse 1 month ago:
Guess you only got a little trial period of lactase persistence, as a treat, but it ran out too soon.
- Comment on Replication crisis, my arse 1 month ago:
Can’t you easily reduce this to a compatible problem though?
Let’s say you have the set of foods you suspect: red blue green yellow brown purple
You construct an ordered set from this by making the elements sets of foods such that each set is the one to its left plus any one more entry, the leftmost set is the empty one, and the rightmost is the one containing all your suspects:
{}, {red}, {red, blue}, {red, blue, green} … {red, blue, green, yellow, brown}, {red, blue, green, yellow, brown, purple}
Now a check operation means eating the elements in the current set, if you get sick you go half way to the left border and update the right one, if you don’t get sick you go half way to the right border and update the left one.
You should end up with the smallest set that makes you sick. Subtract the set to the left of it and you have the food that makes you sick left over.
- Comment on Epic CEO Tim Sweeney says 'employers will see a stream of resumes of once-in-a-lifetime quality' after the company laid off more than 1,000 people 1 month ago:
Can anyone fact check this
You could?
But I guess I will.
I can’t find any good source for him having bought Amazon forest. However he seems to be buying and donating wooded land in the Appalachians.
treehugger.com/fortnite-founder-sweeney-invests-m…
www.citizen-times.com/story/news/…/93443704/
thegamer.com/fortnite-creator-epic-founder-time-s…
timesofindia.indiatimes.com/…/129589611.cms
appalachian.org/sahc-south-yellow-mountain-preser…
In that last one he is being thanked for a particularly large land donation.
- Comment on Windows 11 is finally getting a movable taskbar 1 month ago:
It’s right there at the top:
- Comment on Windows 11 is finally getting a movable taskbar 1 month ago:
Wow it’s almost back at feature parity already! Only 4.5 years after release!
- Comment on My glasses 1 month ago:
social media actor shorts comedian
And also a real ophthalmologist, which seems relevant :-)
- Comment on Highguard will permanently shut down on March 12th. 2 months ago:
Which one was that? The horses one?
- Comment on Games with friends 2 months ago:
Deep Rock Galactic was pretty fun for my group
- Comment on Womp womp womp. 2 months ago:
I was recently thinking, this recruitment drive must be heaven for the common proud boys brownshirt.
Who of them wouldn’t sign up, they get to harm immigrants, they get cover from the very top if they catch public attention, they get gear, and they might even get paid for it.
- Comment on we're all a little gay inside 2 months ago:
So then the bottom middle picture in this post is also probably shopped?
- Comment on Yes this year is going to be really good and productive 2 months ago:
I think the one they used in the story is the canonical name, if I click their name above the comment it links me to a profile with the name they used in the story in the url.
- Comment on Anon goes to Japan 2 months ago:
Yeah, if media companies can torture consumers they will usually try to. See also the Sony Rootkit.
In that light it’s actually surprising that the Gameboys never had region locking.
- Comment on Dual nationals to be denied entry to UK from 25 February unless they have British passport 2 months ago:
If you’re a dual national, you already have two passports.
That assumption is mistaken, and where the issues likely come from in practise.
- Comment on Beyond fucked up 2 months ago:
Weidel, not Wiedel
- Comment on What launcher should I replace Nova with? 2 months ago:
There’s tons of search focused ones, which is weird to me. If you want a normal layout with folders then I suggest you go with Lawnchair.
- Comment on An oopsie occured 2 months ago:
- Comment on An oopsie occured 2 months ago:
Here I found him, Soren.
- Comment on An oopsie occured 2 months ago:
There is an artist around who spoofs the big app interfaces to make these even worse thought experiments. I’m guessing it’s one of his or hers. Unfortunately I don’t remember the name / handle.
