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Anime.pdf

And someone would still play ddmax

Me

03:50

Imagine, you race hard long map, and after 3 hours walkthrough you both get timeout and can't reconnect(doesn't matter why)

03:50

Why there are no autosave on ddnet servers?

ddnet-maps

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Smetanolub

Why there are no autosave on ddnet servers?

Because we have no accounts, so how do we assure that the correct person gets the save password?

is that a real story? imo it does matter why you can not reconnect. Timeout usually works great for me :)

I usually cant reconnect cuz electricity goes down justatest

me and bois building the pc

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Vy0x2

Because we have no accounts, so how do we assure that the correct person gets the save password?

make autogenerated password before player's internet dies, then when both did timeout-save and write that save to ddnet-saves.txt

[quakenet] ChillerDragon

is that a real story? imo it does matter why you can not reconnect. Timeout usually works great for me :)

imagine ddos and server dies, or your internet fells off for half a day. you cant recconect always

Smetanolub

make autogenerated password before player's internet dies, then when both did timeout-save and write that save to ddnet-saves.txt

So timeout but its forever and the tees disappear instantly?

14:24

I guess the reasons against this are the same like for /save in t0. Skips..

Doesn't /save already show everyone the save password

https://blog.cloudflare.com/speeding-up-linux-disk-encryption/

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16:20

Quite funny how the dm-crypt mailing list told them they don’t understand

16:24

I might try this, apparently it made it into the kernel. It may help explain why I only get like 30M/s writing into a luks partition on an ssd

@Learath2 just skimmed but are they putting the improvements to upstream?

16:36

also as always excelent blog

Already did, it’s on 5.9

nice

Tldr is a lot of outdated legacy code to accomodate for the limitations of the past

yeah

16:37

kernel stack or smth

16:37

4 queues

16:37

xd

E.g. bad random read/write speed of traditional drives. Kernel stack size limits etc

Learath2

Quite funny how the dm-crypt mailing list told them they don’t understand

meh, bad mailing list apparently

I expect a lot of these older mailing lists full of kernel hackers and the compiler people are all similar

telling others you know better when you do is already iffy