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Cake day: March 26th, 2024

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  • Using light to communicate has a pretty long history, you just blink lights in a pattern, same as electric signals just without a wire, I mean you can use a “wire” to make light go further (optical fiber), you send zeros and ones by turning the laser on and off, that’s all, optical audio connections came to the market in 1983, the undersea internet cable are optical etc, you can blink a flashlight in Morse code and it’s a light based communication, swap flashlight with a laser and you have “an information in a laser beam”, that’s all, you want to send more info faster just blink faster













  • I liked my Motorola One Vision, 21:9 source ratio was a banger, lots of screen real estate and the phone fit in the hand nicely, vanilla Android was cool, I hate the iPhoney flavor of Android my current OnePlus has, only downsides was:

    • Exynos chip resulting in poorly optimized software, battery life was shit
    • LCD screen, OLED would be nicer
    • Poor cameras, even 2x zoom looked mushy AF
    • Motorola’s poor software support, it got Android 10 a year after it came out, we were told it’ll get fast software updates because of the Android One programme
    • The fingerprint sensor on the back was the shittiest one I’ve ever used, barely worked, face unlock was a godsend… until COVID came
    • Motorola’s thought with this one the middle of the phone is the best place for the NFC antenna, I had to do some weird ninja moves with the phone for the touchless payments to work