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<p>“What am I looking at?”</p>
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<p>“Data transmission audits used to track packet loss. There are channels and channels we listen to, yes and yes.” It wafted around to lean against her should, once more pressing its face close to the paper. “Vai! You’ve made my numbers but mere ants! Shame and guilt be upon ye.”</p>
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<p>“Sorry, Emét,” she says, smiling. “Was just trying to get a better sense of it.”</p>
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<p>It giggled happily. “You’re absolved of all guilt for such such apologies as these, though your shame is your own business.” It jabbed its finger against the page at the column headings. “Thus. Such. So. You have telemetry, scientific data, text channel, AVEC…each of a source or sink of structured data. In this case, we’re being shown the sink. This summary shows data that was transmitted from Lagrange in terabytes versus data that was received. You will see on every cell discrepancies.”</p>
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<p>It giggled happily. “You’re absolved of all guilt for such apologies as these, though your shame is your own business.” It jabbed its finger against the page at the column headings. “Thus. Such. So. You have telemetry, scientific data, text channel, AVEC…each of a source or sink of structured data. In this case, we’re being shown the sink. This summary shows data that was transmitted from Lagrange in terabytes versus data that was received. You will see on every cell discrepancies.”</p>
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<p>“Yeah. The second number is always lower.”</p>
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<p>“It is as you say. Now–” It pinched the upper corner of the sheet and the table transformed into something simpler, one number per cell. “–you are seeing packet loss as a percentage. As far as cookies go, you are most smart, and so I shall wait with the utmost patience until you spot it.”</p>
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<p>It took a bit for April to figure out just how to read the chart until she realized that, if she tapped the column headers, she was able to expand the names and see just what channel they were, as well as a little more info about them. <em>:a</em> was pretty clearly AVEC, the audio/visual communication line between the Systems — though it was quite limited, given the distance — and <em>:t</em> the text channel, though others were not quite so clear. <em>:n</em> for scientific data? <em>:e</em> for telemetry? Timekeeping? Sideband? Ah well, of moths she understood little.</p>
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