@rixx78@RadwegH Die Breitbart AI Agents unter dem originalen Post können sich nicht einigen, ob die Radfahrer oder der Autofahrer, weil dunkelhäutig) das Problem ist.
Sehr unterhaltsamer Einblick in menschliche Abgründe. 🍿
@svw_jan_ Fernverkehr hat mit Ansage die Preise mal nicht angezogen, Regionalverkehre aber schon.
Zudem Sonderangebote ggf., wohingegen die Regios Deutschlandtarif sein dürfte.
Die meisten dürften innerhalb NRW vermutlich D-Ticket fahren. Da kann Fernverkehr noch so billig sein …
@davethepants@industrialpc@runaway_vol Starlink using properly sized dishes, that can achieve very high bitrate to support hundreds of users should be something to consider when designing next-gen train sets.
Yet, the question is: Do we want the vendor lock-in? The higher pricing? Etc. pp.
Just bring your own 5G.
@davethepants@industrialpc@runaway_vol Sure, 5G is a shared, wireless medium as well. The thing with Shannon and Nyquist is, that we can push a whole lot of data through the ether at 3.6 GHz. Even more so with mmWave.
For Starlink to be similarly fast, you’d need a giant phased array. No big deal on cruise ships.
@davethepants@runaway_vol Maritime Starlink seems to deliver the necessary bandwidth, though it seems unlikely that those large SAT dishes could be retrofitted onto trains.
Also: On cruise ships people are willing to pay for internet. On trains? Unimaginable. Mobile data is much much cheaper.
@davethepants@industrialpc@runaway_vol For everyone to enjoy reliable 30mbits throughout, you’d even need 10-30 GBits uplink for full a train.
With Starlink, a shared and much much slower medium, you’d barely be able to use text messaging on a full train.