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It's fun for silly stuff, but I've definitely been on enough slow links that I wouldn't put it in a serious tool. EDIT: Don't get me wrong, I think it's really
by endgame 2y ago
It's fun for silly stuff, but I've definitely been on enough slow links that I wouldn't put it in a serious tool.
EDIT: Don't get me wrong, I think it's really cool, but I wouldn't use it as a universal hammer.
- natpalmer1776 2y agoOn the contrary, I am currently scaffolding out the template projects for a new system at $DAYJOB and I'm seriously considering putting it in the CLI tool template. On the one hand, these tools are going to be used for Serious Business™ but on the other hand... I owe it to 14 year old me. I'll probably add something to allow disabling it with a flag file that can be created with the tool or manually. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
- gbalduzzi 2y agoI love this kind of things the first time I see them but I would hate it in a tool used everyday
- natpalmer1776 2y ago./myfancytool -disablefx ./myfancytool -showfx Or have an "on first run only" configuration that disables it for subsequent usage of the tool ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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- toast0 2y agoI agree, a serious tool should be taking into account the length of the output delay and reducing effects to match the conditions. But you can still do some of it, sometimes.