>the speed of light hardcaps how good multiplayer can be
fricking bullshit
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>the speed of light hardcaps how good multiplayer can be
>the speed of light hardcaps how good multiplayer can be
fricking bullshit
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Not really. You can just play in the same building and everyone will have 5ms ping. Unless you mean processing speed.
I mean, it makes it impossible for a future where the whole world can play together at small latency (say, <50).
WE WILL SOMEHOW BREAK THAT BARRIER, THIS GLASS CEILING
I BELIEVE IN HUMANITY
Space Radiaton affected a Mario 64 Speedrun
>Space Radiaton affected a Speedrun
Can I get some context? Did it make the star counter go down or something?
Dumb motherfricker, you could easily select that phrase, pressright click, "search this on google" and find several articles about it
Dumb motherfricker
socialization is bad now
Nice try, but I'm not going to read your blog, homosexual. Keep sucking wiener.
This is what passes for conversation on this website now. Sad
Basically there was a run where Mario suddenly glitched upward to the ceiling on Tick Tock Clock.
It has never been replicated and enthusiasts most familiar with the game code have no idea what could have caused Mario to suddenly upwarp in that circumstance, so the possibility of it being a freak instance of radiation causing the occurrence has become plausible.
Huh, that's some next level bullshit.
Mario's Y position was shifted up by exactly 1024 units, very consistent with a bitflip caused by space computer AIDS
How do they know he shifted exactly 1024 units?
... it's recorded? dumb motherfrickerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr they even recreated it FRICK FRICK YOU DUMB AS FRICK LITTLE SHITTTTTT
>it's recorded
Like, did they have the Y position displayed on their screen as they played?
>pass user is an annoying mentally ill dipshit
many such cases
When they tried to replicate the glitch using tools they found the distance between the positions he warped to to be exactly that.
>can't explain something
>dude it was magic (radiation)
>put food in magic box
>it comes out cooked two minutes later somehow
>dude it was magic (radiation)
When will they reveal the micro secrets of these waves?
if you call your food "cooked" just because it went through a microwave you might have bigger problems to worry about
>food analogy
>he didnt craft invisible fireball staff from a stick and microwave oven magnetron
You seem like a shitty mage tbh
Isn't the main theory now cartridge tilt though?
Awfully convenient excuse for hacking.
It didn't benefit the runner, he got thrown off from being in the middle of collecting red coins on the lower area
Not him but obviously people can misuse hax to their disadvntage.
git gud, new strat is to reset enough until the universe's RNG sends the right cosmic rays your way.
Can't quantum physics be used to literally teleport data? The speed of light is only a cap for physical motion.
>Can't quantum physics be used to literally teleport data?
No? Why the frick should it be able to?
>The speed of light is only a cap for physical motion.
And what else is there to use? Psychic?
>>Can't quantum physics be used to literally teleport data?
>No? Why the frick should it be able to?
Uh yeah? It's literally called quantum teleportation you Gankerlet
I thought you were referring to a theory that actually exists, and not to pointless and dumb sci-fi. This is like asking how to cut something better and you answer will have lightsabers.
NTA
That is a theory that exists but the other anon doesn't know what he is talking about because it is necessarily slower than using light to communicate, as 'classical communication' is required to perform it
>And what else is there to use? Psychic?
WHATEVER IT TAKES
WOOOOOOAH-OOOOOH
>Ganker pass
use a trip so I can filter you
No.
Not any faster than just using light waves.
>quantum physics
literally made up bullshit, don't trust anyone who blabbers on about this stuff
I assume he means quantum entanglement
Information can't travel faster than light, so no. Teleportation stuff is achieved by quantum entanglement, but you first need to deliver entangled particles to the site you want teleport to. They also cant carry different sets of information over time, moron analogy: if you throw one of your socks into space and put the other one on your right/left leg, the sock in the space immediately becomes left/right one, but it cant become a glove if you cut the one that is on earth in pieces and make a glove out of it
>if you throw one of your socks into space and put the other one on your right/left leg, the sock in the space immediately becomes left/right one, but it cant become a glove if you cut the one that is on earth in pieces and make a glove out of it
>They also cant carry different sets of information over time
Not quite, you can prepare 2 entangled states beforehand and send an arbitrary state over that doesn't need to be decided beforehand.
What makes it slower than light is the fact that in order to do the teleport the person on the sending end needs to make a measurement and tell the other person of the result twice
>pic related the protocol, the bottom row is what the person receiving the teleport has
>the double lines are classical communication
Ok so do it.
It's pointless for vidya but
>https://www.nature.com/articles/nature23675/
is the most notable recent experimental realization I could find
iirc you can measure the state of two particles "faster" than the speed of light because they are very far apart. But you cannot send any data over this "connection" without using slower than light methods which makes it pointless in any practical sense.
>even god shits on multiBlack folk
Get fricked.
>speed of light
No, the speed of the electricity your brain sends to your limbs. Though you could argue that it's maybe the same.
>takes time for light to travel
>takes no time for darkness to travel
should have harnessed the power of darkness
unironically, what would keep us from transmitting data through the SHADOW of things? no for real has anyone ever asked that?
shadow is just "light that was traveling has run out" so it's just a factor of light being used that has already been accounted for
Anon that's not the point. I agree with you, it takes 1 "unit of speed of light" to create X amounts of "shadow speed of light". But "shadow speed of light" is COMMUNICATION. It is acquisition of information.
I can acquire information from (and to) shadow information from locations that would otherwise take many years of speed of light.
You can use this conditionally to not only obtain it, but also process it in other types of useful information.
Holy shit shadow information is so broken. There is no way that won't be the future.
CHADow bros... there's a reason why we're faster than Sonic.
darkness literally travels at the same speed as light. If you turn off a light, the photons that were last emitted still take an amount of time to reach you, which is the amount of time it takes for the darkness to catch up.
Dumbass that's not the point
With shadows you can relay information across distances over the speed of light
he just explained why that's not possible, darkness is the absence of light, so the fastest that a shadow can possibly move is fundamentally tied with the speed of light
i cum faster than the speed of light
maybe there is a way to harness the power of my orgasms
believe in predictive AI to fill the gaps.
>Ganker pass paypig
>a huge moron
like clockwork
Dunno, his banter is pretty good.
I was gonna say that the speed of light is irrelevant to ping, but Australia is actually 40 light milliseconds from the US west coast so it might actually play a role
Routing is a big part of it. It's not like we directly send internet lightbeams from PC to server. All communication being perfectly lightspeed would already be pretty good.
The speed of light also hardcaps how bright the night sky can get, be thankful.
I feel like this isn't true but I'm not smart enough to prove you wrong
the observable universe is the set of everything within radius X where X is the age of the universe, since that's how much time light has had to travel towards the earth from its origin
if the speed of light was, say, 5 times higher then the radius would be 5 times bigger and that would probably include more stuff illuminating the night sky
oh that's what you mean, how many stars in the sky
I was thinking of the luminosity of the sun, if it exploded then it'd get obscenely bright, and it wouldn't depend on the speed of light but instead how much material there was to burn and how much energy would be turned into light rather than purely heat
Holy shit that is insane, think that at any moment a new sun can just pop out of existence because its light just finally reached us. We could very well be in the aim of a dangerous amount of radiation, even, and there is no way whatsoever to know other than maybe finding the CORPSES of the planet?
> think that at any moment a new sun can just pop out of existence because its light just finally reached us.
Yes but not quite like that.
You would first see the gas/dust forming into a star then the light from the star.
The act of looking is the act of peering into the past as the further you look the longer light takes to reach us and hence the older the information we get is.
So rather than a sun just appearing we'd see its full cycle from any light that bounces off it from other things or, once it becomes a star, from any light it generates.
So basically we are safe?
Yeah, from that
Cool.
>t. failed middle school science class
What the frick are you talking about?
I play couch co-op all the time without any issues. Are you literally mental?
>waits for the light from the tv to reach his eyes
ngmi
I'll never understand lights and this kind of shit. Like, supposedly it spreads out evenly but then how does it know to go in a straight line sometimes?
How does it know to go straight into the sun and then fly towards the earth? Is it because of Earth's gravity and atmosphere that pulls the light? But then how come there is day and night? Like, how does light know when to dissipate?
>but then how does it know to go in a straight line sometimes?
It always goes in straight lines.
The best way to think of this is to draw straight lines on paper then by bending the paper you induce curve.
Covers a neet example with a weight on a sheet, just imagine drawing straight lines on the sheet before adding the weight, with the weight the straight lines near it would seem to bend around it.
>How does it know to go straight into the sun and then fly towards the earth?
The sun emits light from every angle, some will go back in but a lot will be sent away from the sun because it's emitting in every direction.
Then because it's going in every direction it will happen to hit earth rather than fly towards it.
> Is it because of Earth's gravity and atmosphere that pulls the light?
The earth's gravity does pull it a bit but it's not really enough to cause major effects, it's like a lighter weight was put on the video above.
If the earth were much much heavier you would see weird effects like seeing the sun while being
Ok but how does light... exist?
The best answer I can give to that is that it's an excitation of the electromagnetic field in a particular manner.
At some level, the source goes through a process to release some energy as an electromagnetic field radiating away.
For example, you often see colour because an atom had an electron move around to a lower energy level.
That movement caused the electron to lose energy because it's a charged particle that emits an electromagnetic field moving closer to an attractive charge (kinda similar to how you would lose gravitational potential energy by moving closer to the ground).
The result of that charge moving caused the electromagnetic field to be excited resulting in the emission of light.
Based brainlet. Did not finish elementary school. Probably American
Or, refactored:
>The only guarantee of multiplayer quality is closeness
In other words, non-local multiplayer was an absolute mistake.