>the most obvious starlink answer is rejected my take is to have 2 or 4 starlinks sats 2 on each side in between (money isnt the problem) you have thousands of repeaters on a hardened box connected via fiber optic using pv and a small battery to account for the eclipses as for the protocol i would have used ipv4 with a bigger mtu or a much faster dtn
>>108507021Just use a laser between Earth and a geostationary satellite.
the moon is just a really big starlink satellite
>ping of 2600fucking lunar gamers
>>108507039yeah just install the laser emitter receiver on the poles or some place that's always visible from the moon
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>>108507019they're male
>>108506597>Im not doing X, Im doing Ythis entire video's script was written by AI and his entire game was vibecoded
>>108507019Hair is bloat
>>108506967In this particular example we discussed structuring function calls manually vs delegating this to external system that sequences them according to your specification, the principle behind the second approach is:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inversion_of_controlIoC is one of the main principles of DI.This a very deep rabbit hole of a topic, if you're interested, you can start here:https://chatgpt.com/share/69ce34ef-357c-832b-ac63-098366497fa8
>>108507107What you gain from delegating the calling of functions to an ECS system is performanceWhat you lose is direct control over when you're calling functionsIn 99% of cases this isn't desirable yet ECS makes it the default
>p-please care about our "moon" mission. we're only flying past it and it's a giant waste of money but there's a black man and woman! please watch our launch Does anyone seriously give a shit about this?
>>108502208>runs windowsy tho
>>108502280That hinges entirely upon the assumption that NASA today is more advanced and more competent than 60s NASA. The opposite is true.Hitler conscripted Wernher von Braun from the rocket club,Nasa’s rocket were not working, so NASA stole him from Hitler.When NASA questioned him, he cooperated, but still their rockets did not work. So they put him in charge, and then their rockets worked.And then he retired, and their rockets slowly stopped working.Government cannot do technology except it buys, steals, or conscripts from the private sector.
>>108506297Realistically speaking, China can get human to moon by 2027. Lanyue (HLS equivalent) and mengzhou (orion equivalent) only need one more test which is an unmanned orbit and landing which China has already done multiple times with other missions successfully. Meanwhile the US lander is still in prototyping phase. The moon race is quite literally over.
>>108506501Probably. I haven't looked at China's timeline to see what missions they're going to do and when.
>>108502208Burgers in Space is better than Burgers Blowing Up Kids Schools, all things considered. It's hardly the most exciting mission goal but if it makes them happy, why not.
Everything is already from China, but here we discuss the cheap chink shit you see on various sites.1st rule of /csg/: If it looks too good to be true, it probably is.Useful links>TWS IEM reviews: www.scarbir.com/>Guide: csg-guide.neocities.org/>Wiki: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Chink_Shit_General>What headphones/earbuds should I buy?>>>/g/iemg>I want a cheap smartphone what should I buy?>>>/g/spg/>I want to buy some sort of emulation device>>>/vr/hhg/Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>108504675Need to stop Americans trying to get their hands on rare earth magnets.
>>108505400You can usually find them on Amazon for the same price. I don't really get it unless they just don't want to deal with shipping them.
>>108505488You can't really cheap out on packaging them. If they're just put in one of those plastic bags there's a real possibility they'll stick to something during the postage process and rip themselves out of the bag.
>>108505510Right, that was my guess. But it seems to apply even to the weak flexible ones.
>>108503951Do they actually do clit piercings there?
Recently I had a reference visit at one of our customers that deals with industrial automation, think programming PLCs and what not there I had opportunity to ask about their job and one team, two guys to be exact, were developing logic for some smelting machine, I asked them how do they test it to make sure their solutions are working/are optimal. It turns out they do NOTHING in terms of developing logic itself, they just implement whatever requirements their customer sends them. They literally have a fucking PDF of some graphical sequence algorithm, like those you learn on day 0 of CS and they just translate that already step-based logic to step-based blocks in PLCs and it takes them a fucking month, PDF with 40-50 pages where each page is just a big rectangle with some step definitions and it takes two of them a month to implement it an that's not even including tests, which by the way are the most retarded manual busy work imaginable since they have to manually go through the procedure and test if everything works as stated, they don't even test for illegal input states or what-if-something-goes-wrong scenariosIs life really that easy in PLC land?
>>108503522The industry is gatekept by boomers and anyone unfortunate enough to guzzle the cum of siemens or allen bradleyAI has a long way to go
>>108502773I was a PLC programmer (and electrical project manager) and I have to say those guys are retarded.Everything we did at my work was tested and the logic was all made by hand, unless the client really wanted to use some kind of standardised logic they already had. It was not unusual for very complex machines that had very tight timing requirements and extremely low cycle times to be programmed with plenty of direct accesses to memory, pointers a plenty, etc.And the testing was firstly virtual and then on the machines themselves.Sometimes we had to do everything in two weeks.The focus is on security and not doing the job well too, it’s much worse if a machine kills someone than if it simply works badly, by the way.I got out because of the pay.>>108503226Ladder logic is shit and very constricting, it should never be used for anything other than the simplest things.>>108503657Not to mention trusting safety critical stuff to AIs that may hallucinate.
>>108503542it's not just what customer wants, it's what customer has already made and it's just waiting for fancy redrawing it's like telling someone to drive sowhere but first you have to lay down roads specifically for that one trip
>>108502773PLCs are the way they are because they can have a lifecycle of decades and customers will pay the PLC premium to know they can get spare parts in 30 years. A single standalone piece of equipment can be simple to replace with a raspberry pi or aruduino, but those levels of PLCs cost like 400 bucks and often have free software. Often you can go completely analog with relay control at that level but PLCs are just simpler to install and troubleshoot. PLCs have a whole ecosystem of motor controllers, sensors, robots, etc that can be integrated seamlessly enough that the price tag makes sense. Its the same reason chinkshit PLCs are rare in the US despite being cheap and available. Pure PLC programmers are actually pretty rare, I spend most of my time dealing with the non PLC parts of the machines and on integration with the SCADA system. I make less than the real programmers I know that got in before 2020 but more than the ones that got in after that and are flipping burgers
>>108504266>I make less than the real programmershow much can PLC programmers make?
The bubble has... become biggerPopsisters why is this happening...
Useful intelligence? Oh boy.
>>108505243I stand with Dr. Chud.
>>108495633waow
>>108495633>get money that isn't printed yet>promise to buy RAM that isn't made yet with it>don't buy it>early life
>>108495633Everybody investing in open AI at this point is looking to offload their shares during the IPO to all the retarded bag holders. Everybody has accepted its a scam but it's easy money.
>What phone has X and Y feature?Don't ask, use these!https://www.gsmarena.com/search.php3https://www.kimovil.com/en/compare-smartphoneshttps://phonedb.net/index.php?m=device&s=queryGood Resources:>Reviewshttps://www.gsmarena.comhttps://www.phonearena.comhttps://www.notebookcheck.net>Frequency Checkershttps://www.frequencycheck.comhttps://kimovil.com/en/frequency-checkerComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>108502341>>108502341eww
>>108506261o woops i meant to say 10vii originally
>>108504953the first fucking result.....
the form factor that will save smartphoneshttps://www.gsmarena.com/huawei_pura_x-13744.php
>>108506816absolutely retarded, too wide and tall for your pocket, too wide for single handed use
x86 is backhttps://www.notebookcheck.net/43-hours-battery-life-Dell-XPS-14-2026-lasts-almost-3x-longer-vs-MacBook-Air-15-M5-in-web-browsing-test.1262947.0.html
>>108506838Chromebooks could couch potato browse for half a day a decade ago.
>>108506831dont remmember, watched it 2-3 days ago without really paying too much attention, check hardware canucs chanel. He ran few benchmarks and then tested it in few creative apps, gap in benchmarks wasnt that high, probably due to lack of cooling on mba, but gap in apps was sometimes huge. If that encoding is something u are looking for and apple does not support or support poorly intel should win. >>108506838when devices were under load it had half of battery life of mba (simillar size battery, 30w vs 15 tdp, cant beat laws of physics)
>>108506918You can just power throttle the Panther Lake.
>>108506466>"performance in a dozen ARM apps" is not something people actively are looking for. it's a completely ijeet meme.macfags don't look for performance because it comes as standard especially in the higher tier macs. it's hard to describe in words because it should be the baseline, and it's bizarre that when i get an idea i can whip out the mac and have desktop performance anytime anywhere to do whatever.for me the "computer room" became homogenized with the outside and with a mac u can compute wherever u want the main issue with apple is that it makes u gay like all the other fags using it
>>108505932>slower than the M5>priced like the M5 pro>2 hours under heavy load vs 5 hoursx86 lost
lollmao even
>read the threadThat kid fucked his entire family real hard kek. He basically uploaded cp to the Google servers that way so its posible the dude is getting the cops on him too. And it's the fucking UK. Can this get any worse? Not to mention Google is not obligated to do shit since he broke the terms of services. There's no fucks given in the zoomer zone.
>>108498994>chromebook>android phonegoogle encourages these retards to only have their google account storing it
that's a good way to degoogle your life, tho. think about it
>>108497716>I hope another Nasim Aghdam happensyou mean another failure?
>>108496830>reddit trannies
it was just a prank bro
>>108505634Holy based.
>>108506741at least they're eating their own dogfood, i guess
>>108506761believable for modern times>>108505634after the 4 days operations in Iran i dont doubt a post like this can exist
>>108506761https://www.reddit.com/r/LegalAdviceUK/comments/1s92fql/my_son_pleasured_himself_in_front_of_gemini_live/comments are just as fun this time
>>108506822>The Google authenticator app no longer works for other things I use.Holy shit these people have brain damage. Why would you willingly put your device 2FA in Google's hands?!
This year's Debian Project Leadership election has only ONE candidate and it's a Pajeeta (Sruthi Chandran):>She is inactive on the mailing lists, and her Salsa profile is private so we can't even see what her coding contributions are.>She's run for DPL 4 times before; lost each time>Her entire platform is just about diversity and bitching about cis males>She intends to formally incorporate Debian in the US, which would force Debian to introduce age verificationHer only claim to fame is organizing DebConf23, an event where a Debian developer literally fucking DIED because basic health & safety measures were not followed.A much more qualified candidate was hospitalized during the nomination window and couldn't apply in time, yet she has refused to reopen nominations.Debian is FUCKED unless the Debian developers all vote NOTA (None of the above).
>>108499021SHE ANSWERED>As I mentioned in my platform, I am not as active in Debian packaging as I used to be. My last packaging contributions would be helping out in rack 3 and rails 7 transitions last year.>DebConf organizing is the major contribution I am involved with in the last few years."Helped" transition two packages and organized a DebConf where someone died. An impressive list of achievements. She's getting NotA'd.
>>108506767Would it be a bad idea to compile a basic argument for NotA and send it to the mailing list?>Not very active>Salsa profile is private>Greatest claim to fame is DebConf23 where someone died (no investigation followed)>Her plans to incorporate Debian are concerning >People had only a few hours to submit counternominations since she eBay sniped it a few hours before close
>>108502987they're both DEI vibeslop at this point no matter how much you try to bend reality
Sruthi thought Debian was India and that she could give a few non-answers and be done with it. She thought she wasa shoe-in. Her answers are burying her campaign.https://lists.debian.org/debian-vote/2026/03/msg00106.html>Can you point to recent discussions that you would describe as "spending hours on flame wars on mailing lists with no result"?She ignored that question, because she made the flamewars on mailing lists up. That's just some rumor she'd heard about second-hand, or thinks that IRC/mailing lists are about flamewars because that's what Indian IT books say.
She even got destroyed on DEI:>Hi Sruthi,>I must admit I am a bit clueless about diversity and outreach efforts in other Free Software projects. So I have absolutely no idea about how we are performing compared to others. Clearly we could improve, but are others doing better than we do? Which part of the issue is global to the Free Software world as a whole, and which part is specific to Debian?>Do you have numbers to share? Are there nice initiatives in other Free Software projects that we should copy?https://lists.debian.org/debian-vote/2026/03/msg00058.htmlHer answer:>I am active only in Debian, so I do not have any solid idea about how things are working out in other Free Software projects. But based on whatever discussions I had with people from other projects, I would say that, while there may be a handful of projects doing good with respect to Diversity, most of the projects are in similar situation as us. Doing a best practice study of all the Free Software projects would a good initiative, something I might be interested in future, but right now, I do not have answers for that.https://lists.debian.org/debian-vote/2026/04/msg00000.htmlAnyone who has lived in a third world country like India or worked with Indians can see through her. Of course people like Lucas Nussbaum and Thomas Lange, who is a professor in Köln, would not have experience working with Indians and are taking her presentation and answers at face value.
>all the distros adding age verification because california requires it what so if south sudan requires OS to have skin color and dick size verification they will add it too? why does this need to affect me if I'm not american
>>108503538Jews added a foreskin mod requirement for being born.
>>108504092There isn't a worse place for it.
>>108506255At the firmware level?
>>108506515Microcode or silicon level. There should be an ISA extension to x86-64 that will populate the EAX register with a value representing the age of the user in seconds from 01-01-1900.>>108506255At a first thought I agree with you but the grift is that games and say gambling desktop apps will use this too.
>>108503538It's almost like everything you see is fake and gay theatrics put there as an excuse employed by colluded people for furthering they're nefarious goals.
Simplicity is the mother of all great inventions.
Swift > Go > Java > .NET Core unironically
>>108506689Isn't swift for apple only?>>108506437Genuinely not a problem, even when you do write it. What actually bothers me is the lack of C#'s nillable type that you get a warning for not checking.
more like go fuck yourself
Go is fine but let's be honest if we are talking purely on language , Kotlin is better.Go has a tiny runtime and compiles quick, I use it for work all the time, but lacking basic features like explicit nullability, data classes, compiler enforced type exhaustion, default arguments, named arguments, function overloading etcMakes it shitAll that being said, if I were spinning a new microservice I'd pick go over Kotlin every time because everything else at my company uses go and it just works for the crud garbage we do
>>108506689
do you lock your computer when you go afk?
>>108505080Yes, if i need to get away for a prolonged time i also supend to ram, if i need to go indefinitely i hibernate it, if i'm finished i shutdown it.
>>108506930Forgot to mention: i also lock at home because my dumbass cat keeps walking on the keyboard.
>>108505080only at work
my pc is only on when i'm on iti do a full shutdown when i walk awaywe live in an age where startups are less than 10 seconds
I use the setting that shuts it down when I'm away for more than 2 minutes, that way I don't have to worry about it
Do you trust repair technicians?What's it like to work as one? Do you ever snoop on your customers' devices?
>>108491149you're doing culture war identitarian gibberish right now THOUGH
>>108490866I used to be a repair technician. I snooped on many things, although I was usually looking for nudes of wives and girlfriends. Thankfully I never found anything illegal, but I'm sure on a long enough timeline I would have but I was only doing that job for like a year because it sucked.Should you trust them? Probably not.Fix your own shit
>>108505913the "genius" bar isn't a repair shop, it's a sales pipeline to sell you new Apple products.
>>108505936>although I was usually looking for nudes of wives and girlfriendsWhy? What did you do with it?
>>108506394Print them out and wipe my ass with them.
