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while that's true, for the use case "terminal" it doesn't matter, since the information transmitted from CPU to brain doesn't change.
by black_puppydog 9y ago
while that's true, for the use case "terminal" it doesn't matter, since the information transmitted from CPU to brain doesn't change.
- terminalcommand 9y agoWell, ssh sometimes certainly feels sluggish to me. If you have your aliases configured and are typing at a high speed, you should be basically limited by your fingers. Terminal use at this level of focus, is inseperable from thinking. You do not think to compose a command nor contemplate to move your fingers to type and execute, it just happens. Therefore I think latency is also severely important at the terminal level.
- koide 9y agoThis is not an apology for high latency, although, on the other hand, typing at the speed of thought is the main cause for rm -rf / and other similar mishaps.
- yjftsjthsd-h 9y agoOr a sign that you need more scripts/aliases
- floatboth 9y agoTry mosh, it displays keystrokes locally before the response from the server comes in.