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I knew there was some interesting technical reason behind it! One of my bugbears is delayed response - I seem to see this more and more in mainstream software,
by growlist 8y ago
I knew there was some interesting technical reason behind it! One of my bugbears is delayed response - I seem to see this more and more in mainstream software, and I think platforms like .NET etc don't help. I can't help feeling like I'm interacting with a façade. Things just feel so tighter when you click and the interface responds, consistently. I used to dabble with electronic music and I always found that dedicated hardware was much more satisfying as there weren't god knows how many layers of abstraction and management between you and the metal - just directly wired to a chip. Latency goes from annoyance to serious problem with audio.
- jacobush 8y agoAnd people who have not experienced (practically) zero latency computers, don't know what they are missing. Heck, back in the day, even though I loved my Amiga, I preferred the editor of Turbo C to more sluggish, font rendering editors on the Amiga. DOS in text mode was unconditionally fast. Maybe VR will drive the technology back to low latency. Latency in VR equals users throwing up.