yggstyle
@yggstyle@lemmy.world
- Comment on Most slopcode projects are abandoned and deleted within months of release 2 weeks ago:
I’ll admit I let out a pained chuckle while reading that. We all have at least one like that who, almost like a savant terrorist, can pick the worst time after being ‘just dangerous enough’ to inflict maximum pain for minimum effort. And then youre left with all that energy from exasperation just bouncing around inside.
- Comment on Most slopcode projects are abandoned and deleted within months of release 2 weeks ago:
I feel that. Theres a strict requirement of fortitude in this industry. Fighting against an unknown bug/challenge is draining and requires admitting you lack knowledge and being willing to persevere in the face of a fruitless result. Shits hard and will beat you down if you let it.
- Comment on Most slopcode projects are abandoned and deleted within months of release 2 weeks ago:
In a shock to absolutely not a single person who has had to “hand craft” and maintain code… Its hard enough maintaining shit you wrote last week let alone adapting or collaborating on stuff you didn’t.
… so people who shit out recycled code from other people passed through a randomization algo are totally lost from step one. And easy come… easy go.
Oh I need to maintain this? Oh the magic box can’t do it? Technical debt?! Oh, I’m bored now… guess I’ll go inject my brilliance somewhere else.
- Comment on PSA: Flow Control and Port Buffers are key to fix poor uplink speeds 1 month ago:
But the Problem I was facing was unique to the 10GbE Adapter. I used a 1GbE adapter before for years, without this issue.
Every home labber will eventually have that coming of age trial: ritual combat with the monster they have constructed. Glad to see you got the best of yours haha.
- Comment on PSA: Flow Control and Port Buffers are key to fix poor uplink speeds 1 month ago:
I find that outside of chasing diminishing returns - the biggest boost to upload speeds generally involves getting service that isn’t from spectrum or comcast.
The speeds you are suggesting seem to imply you are on some cable carrier. Be consciously aware that there is frequently fine print stating up to on your meager upload allotment. You may be optimising against unseen forces.
It looks like you put in some effort on tuning which is awesome - and hopefully is helpful to some as a starting point… but from experience tuning is often very unique to each individual setup. That said: kudos on drawing that much out of your setup.