Reliant1087 @ Reliant1087 @lemmy.world

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Multi client test seems better honestly. I end up running 3-4 iperfs from different clients to a wired server to see how the bandwidth chokes. I wonder how it will be if one of the clients are running the iperf server as well.

Real life workloads like 4k and VoIP with multiple clients seem much more realistic and representative.

I agree with you that every language has its flaws but JS feels like it was a hodgepodge created without any design philosophy in mind. I don't use C or lisp in day to day work but I can appreciate their philosophies and power. Can't say the same about JS.

Trying it out right now and it's much more stable, smooth and snappy than any other client I've tried.

I did not know that. Though what you said by itself doesn't imply causality. That hiring/firing was motivated by sleeping together.

The only use I've found for cloud printing is how it would identify all the printers on the uni network and allow me to print on them with no hassle compared to manually adding the printer with the correct driver and IP.

Your map made me think how interesting US would be if there were 4 major political parties. Maybe no one will win the presidential election 🤔

Agree. Uncountable infinities are much more mind blowing. It was an interesting journey realising first that everything like time and distance are continuous when learning math the then realising they're not when learning physics.

Oh fuck you. I'm going to insert this in place of 20 in some formula and see people have breakdowns.

Geometric interpretation of integration is really fun, it's the analytic interpretation that most people (and I) find harder to understand.

If you work in numerically solving integrals using computers, you realise that it's all just adding tiny areas.

I finally understand what divergent integrals are intuitively when I encountered one while trying to do a calculation on a computer.

Incompleteness doesn't come as a huge surprise when your learn math in an axiomatic way rather than computationally. For me the treacherous part is actually knowing whether something is unprovable because of incompleteness or because no one has found a proof yet.

That's kind of fucked up. Especially since chocolate isn't an essential food.

Same. Cadbury is pretty okay.

Yeah :) This is the issue: https://github.com/ungoogled-software/ungoogled-chromium/issues/2432

I was surprised the first time I bought a Hershey's bar and it tasted a bit like vomit.

Yeah I've been annoyed with how many sites are using protections that blanket block VPNs.

I think there's some non-symbolic effort going on in ungoogled-chromium.

I don't know about inkscape but with GIMP I get the feeling that the devs are happy with how it is. Someone will probably will need to fork for a significant paradigm shift to happen

I would be happy to receive an invite :)

I am not a fan of closed source either. They're planning to sell lifetime license of the whole suite around 150 USD. From reading the FAQ, it seems like they want to at least make the components open source.

Well Stuart Semple is someone who has generally been quite reliable in what he does and a fairly prominent artist, so he presumably understands how the Adobe tools work. He probably doesn't have the technical know-how on how to build it. The article mentions that it's a team of sixteen people right now without the funding presumably.

I mean the worst case is they pick an existing project like gimp, krita, darktable or inkscape and brings in enough features to Adobe parity. That isn't a bad outcome at all.