As soon as there's another spectre level security incident that requires a massive rewrite of the engine, any rendering engine developers with sub 100M budgets are sunk. Frankly 100M is probably being optimistic.
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Begged me to shit in it. I feel like enough of a monster as is.
Korea spoiling the European sweep
I'm almost more impressed that 7 people apparently beat Phelps. Guessing those were mostly relays?
Cool makes sense, thanks for the reply! And yeah, I don't think I'm quite there yet.
Out of curiosity, what's the benefit of splitting those?
I've been meaning to try Caddy, but I just can't even imagine something simpler than NginxProxyManager.
Not to blow the joke, but I recently learned Orcas are in the dolphin family. I always thought they were porpoises myself
I too am skeptical.
Mozilla cares a lot about performance. It is monitored obsessively and there are entire teams dedicated to squeezing out every last drop of performance. Heaven and earth would be moved for a 30% perf boost. I'm guessing either there's some very severe tradeoffs to these prefs, or setting them somehow breaks the methodology used to obtain this number.
Edit: also benchmarks can be notoriously misleading. I don't have any opinions or knowledge on basemark (the benchmark used to get this 30% number), but speedometer v3 is the most state of the art and generally agreed upon benchmark for performance these days.
That doesn't mean the 30% number is bogus.. Just that it should be followed by "...on basemark" rather than implying it's conclusive to overall performance.
If they accepted a refund for the flights, it's probably too late unfortunately.
But for next time, airlines are required by law to rebook you in a timely manner. Even if it's on a competitor's flight. If they fail to do this, you can get home any way you choose then send them the invoice. If they refuse, small claims will force them to pay. Ideally record any conversations you have with them and keep all receipts.
You may not care about financial shit, but that doesn't change the reality of the situation. My point is precisely that the financial costs are so prohibitive, that the most likely scenario is that no one will be capable of stepping up long term.