Yeah it's funny cause I recently made a post regarding my atomic synced watch on !watches@lemmy.ml. They're pretty accurate. Though for my situation, I think I might test syncing outside to see if I can get lower latency.
Radio controlled clocks exist. Not everything needs to be connected to the internet.
The watch would be radio controlled so the delay wouldn't be determined by the network infrastructure but by the interference in the air. The watch's stopwatch can do split second 1/100 so surely it is precise enough. I'm leaning towards this being an issue of interference.
Yeah from my napkin calculations from distance from colorado to los angeles, I would get a time delay of 0.0045 seconds using the speed of light. But let's say for the sake of interference and curvature of the earth stuff, we double that number, you would get 0.009. With that number, I still won't notice that delay by much. So I wonder why I'm getting like 0.25 seconds of delay which is a significantly large number. It makes me want to get several atomic clock devices to see if it's an issue with the watch or my environment. I doubt the watch is the issue though since I trust Casio's QC is very good, so it must be my setup.
Wow this is a wonderful comment. Thank you so much. This is probably the best it's gonna get unless I get a bluetooth smartwatch type thing, which I'm not going to do.
However, could you explain why from my napkin calculations earlier today, where I used the the speed of radio waves, which from what I learned, is close to the speed of light, I got around .0045 seconds from colorado to the area of los Angeles. Yet from comparing my watch up against another screen with time.gov and time.is, I can visibly tell that it's much greater than that, something like maybe 1/4 of a second off. Is it because of interference? What could cause this big jump in numbers?
I have turned this card over, now I'm staring at the back of my phone.
Where the heck did this person get a tie shaped piece of wood?
It's a sub on Sopuli.xyz. You can still subscribe to it on your own instance since we're all federated.
Some conservative tried explaining it and I recall she basically settled it being defined as critical thinking.
Add peertube in there too
BlasphemyOS
I got a friend who visited Texas over the summer and loved it, now she wants to move over there. I wonder if it's actually that bad or maybe it is and she just never saw it.