Ancient Nvidia GPU (GT1030), I tried but I can't really be bothered to spend another week scouring forums to find kernel options and drivers to hope that the specific combination will stop making the taskbar blink or something
Sorry, your reply fell through the cracks.
I connect directly to my personal server through Tailscale, the speeds are listed in the post itself (the test was done by connecting to the server via SSH and running the script directly on it) and they're accurate to the actual speed as it appears from the qbittorrent webui. I usually connect through my desktop but the speeds on it are still far superior to what connecting to my server through Tailscale returns. However, you did just make me notice my normal upload speed is surprisingly low, which may be the culprit. I'll run more tests
Hi, question, my own website pretty much only uses JavaScript in order to correctly display a list of my blogposts without me having to manually update the html. I did really want a way to have this without JavaScript (or backend services like PHP, I'm still hosted by neocities). Is there?
I did expect the connection to not be as fast, was just kind of suspicious since the one I was getting was so incredibly low. My friend was connected on a desktop, through 4G/LTE, they did mention they have a 100Mbit/s down speed limit, which still doesn't line up.
My own server is plugged into street fiber-optic, but I can try testing it with another friend that has a more reliable connection too. If I do that I'll get back with the results
Oh I know a great wikitionary entry too! https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/sqrk
Ancient Nvidia GPU (GT1030), I tried but I can't really be bothered to spend another week scouring forums to find kernel options and drivers to hope that the specific combination will stop making the taskbar blink or something
In this context it's probably "transformation", as in art featuring a character turning into, eg, a doggirl
CloverPit
Crap
Ran over by a train within the first 15 minutes of building one
Still bothered it doesn't have a preview tho
Sorry, your reply fell through the cracks. I connect directly to my personal server through Tailscale, the speeds are listed in the post itself (the test was done by connecting to the server via SSH and running the script directly on it) and they're accurate to the actual speed as it appears from the qbittorrent webui. I usually connect through my desktop but the speeds on it are still far superior to what connecting to my server through Tailscale returns. However, you did just make me notice my normal upload speed is surprisingly low, which may be the culprit. I'll run more tests
I see, thank you regardless <3
Hi, question, my own website pretty much only uses JavaScript in order to correctly display a list of my blogposts without me having to manually update the html. I did really want a way to have this without JavaScript (or backend services like PHP, I'm still hosted by neocities). Is there?
Blahaj federated lemmynsfw? Interesting
can confirm, searching and following tags does very little
I'll be doing it, although I rarely ever cross post things >w<
I'll take a look and see if that's the case, thanks
don't think so
none that I'm aware of
What are good ways to check for packet loss?
Natively
I'll check it out, thanks!
I did expect the connection to not be as fast, was just kind of suspicious since the one I was getting was so incredibly low. My friend was connected on a desktop, through 4G/LTE, they did mention they have a 100Mbit/s down speed limit, which still doesn't line up. My own server is plugged into street fiber-optic, but I can try testing it with another friend that has a more reliable connection too. If I do that I'll get back with the results
real (only took me 6 years years of drawing to start being consistent with adding a tail)