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Maybe it can first check if something is on the other end before blasting full power
by TheTxT 3y ago
Maybe it can first check if something is on the other end before blasting full power
- v7n 3y agoSomething like what? An eye?
- Gare 3y agoSomething that responds to a protocol handshake?
- publicmail 3y agoI think most high power optics do this already, right?
- onionisafruit 3y agoSo a freemason
- moffkalast 3y agoblinks in IEEE
- mikewarot 3y agoIt does that, if I understand what I read about it a year ago.
- NavinF 3y agoYeah that's exactly how higher power (compared to 40km SFP modules) communication lasers work and why nobody wears laser goggles in a data center. Automatically turning the laser off when the other side stops responding is ancient tech