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It will. It always will, no technology on Earth now or likely in the future allow this to change. The only thing that will change is bandwidth or how much data
by farmdve 3y ago
It will. It always will, no technology on Earth now or likely in the future allow this to change. The only thing that will change is bandwidth or how much data can be sent at once.
- thfuran 3y agoYes, and that changes how long you have to wait for a fixed amount of data to arrive, especially when transmission windows are narrow and sufficiently low bandwidth would mean having to waste time waiting between several.
- mewpmewp2 3y agoBut the delay will always be significant either way.
- thfuran 3y agoNo, the minimum delay is no more than a few minutes time of flight. But the transmission windows are only a few minutes long and they're hours apart. If you can't finish in one, you need to wait hours more to resume transmitting.
- mewpmewp2 3y ago> the minimum delay is no more than a few minutes time of flight And how is that not significant?
- rasz 3y agoIn time we might find ways to glitch the simulation.