comms

We skipped the AR part, but worked on the live two-way comms bit, synchronising the content between two whiteboards.

They'd take the form of essentially space telescopes with special instrumentation for sending and receiving laser comms.

So it really is critical for any small or large global org that internal comms are not squashed by this.

Military comms gear is overdesigned to a degree that is hard to imagine if all you've seen is consumer stuff.

They still could've consolidated on radar, comms, weapon/missile systems, and so on while making the plane physically ideal for its missions.

Not great for chatting but damnably useful for unmissable comms with others on a box.

That is still relying on comms which I pointed out will be solved eventually (if it hasn't already).

The people making the laws don't care about that little fact, since their intention is to absolutely end our ability to use encrypted comms.

The idea that we have an ongoing digital comms with something this far from Earth is completely fascinating to me.

They're not going to wait around for low bandwidth high latency comms.

This is what we use in the USA for inter-agency comms in the 21st century?

The good news is that applications are often I/O bound: lots of comms can happen between such activity if designed for that.

There's also "financial systems" that cannot realistically operate on their own comms networks.