using high frequency electromagnetic radiation to transfer data from my old pocket-sized wireless supercomputer to my new pocket-sized wireless supercomputer
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Yes. We stuffed lightning inside of rocks and taught them how to do things for us. Our thoughts travel the globe in milliseconds, we float on the air and descend where we will, and the least of can learn almost anything. The most common among us have access to more than yesterday's kings.
high frequency as determined by any standard RF chart is between 3 and 30 megahertz. It may appear low relative to things like infrared but that isn't really a technical definition..
For ref 30 to 300 is VHF
300 to 3GHz is UHF .
Ect .
Oh ok so it's sort of like how for Traction Electrification 530 Volts is the lowest End of the Spectrum whereas 50,000 is the Highest End (these are Used on the London Underground and Deseret Power Railroad Respectively)
"I can't believe it is going to take 17 whole minutes to transfer many billions of bytes of data through the air from one pocket-sized supercomputer to another pocket-sized supercomputer" is a reasonable thought to have at this point in human history
See also four BUSINESS days from laptop to bank coffers if it's my credit card payment. I'm sure a bank employee is being paid to trundle those bytes from bank to bank in a little red wagon.
The fun part is realizing whether the "I can't believe" is an expression of disbelief at the speed therof, or if it's exasperation over it taking so long, and how that relates to technology growth...
Every once in a while I remember driving miles to a store only to find out that they don't have/are sold out/never had/are price gouging some oddball thing I needed right now and today page loads on my online shopping venue are taking too long and I'm calling my broadband provider to ask WTF?
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I guess that’s a bit like making the phones 69
high frequency as determined by any standard RF chart is between 3 and 30 megahertz. It may appear low relative to things like infrared but that isn't really a technical definition..
For ref 30 to 300 is VHF
300 to 3GHz is UHF .
Ect .
Maybe I was using a cable though?
Witchcraft, either way.