06:50 <razzy> abu[m]: beneroth: i think firejail is good sandbox, i want to use it because i am scared of user input. (in (list firejail nice ...)) is nice way, it did not occur to me. thx

06:54 <razzy> beneroth: i do not pretend to understand linux scheduling. but when I set lower priority, it seems system does not try to be realtime and utilise more of CPU time and is more efficient (it shows 100% CPU ussage instead constant switching back and forth).

13:48 <abu[m]> Perhaps something for on-the-fly PilCon? https://element.io/blog/drop-in-drop-out-chats-with-video-rooms-and-a-new-search-experience/

14:14 <beneroth> abu[m], whats the difference to jitsi?

14:15 <abu[m]> Not sure, it seems more kind of permanent.

14:17 <abu[m]> They write that an invitation isn't needed any longer

14:17 <abu[m]> So you get notifications etc.

14:37 <beneroth> ah okay.

14:37 <beneroth> not sure if that is a good thing actually :D

14:38 <abu[m]> Right. Like all notifications, they may get too noisy and disruptive

14:40 <beneroth> T

14:42 <beneroth> I like the fact you can just type an URL with jitsi

14:43 <abu[m]> Yes, created on the fly

18:04 <abu[m]> tankf33der: Did you really see Pil64 being a lot faster than Pil21 for 'isprime'?

18:05 <abu[m]> I ran some benches with some big numbers, and Pil64 was slightly faster

18:13 <tankf33der> I thought about this too, i will try to find where it slow

18:14 <abu[m]> OK

18:15 <abu[m]> I did (bench (do 9999 (isprime C)))) with a few numbers in C