@dgold Hah. My clients always want to mess with stuff. So they want a file they can do that to. PDFs have them shrieking.
// @jextxadore
@dgold Hah. My clients always want to mess with stuff. So they want a file they can do that to. PDFs have them shrieking.
// @jextxadore
Develop > Empty caches made no difference. Chat still stalling, Nice still fine. I'm almost as mystified as you are.
// @matigo @jws
@matigo Forced reload is always my first instinct and usually makes no difference.
I'll try the other.
// @jws
@jmreekes That's pretty good. Up scarcely bothers me under normal circumstances.
// @whoisashygirl
@matigo Yeah, well. I don't want to be a buzzkill, but chat has been unusable for me for a while, whereas nice is just fine. Mind you, I'm not doing anything special.
// @jws
@jextxadore Heck no. That would call for champagne and trumpets.
I decided I prefer to have MD as my reference copy.
@whoisashygirl You prompted me to check again, and I am getting 6ms ping, 52.01 Mbps down and 24.55 Mbps up -- which is most satisfactory
@jextxadore Too funny.
Unrelated: I had a similar experience recently that made me reconsider my own use of pandoc. Before, I used to convert the MD file to DOCX and send that to the client, after cleanup. Then delete the MD file. Today I was prompted to go back from the DOCX file to MD and make that my conanical copy. Because it works better.