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Sad news. His name is familiar from the LDAP days.

Dante network latency can go as low as 125us.

Is there a mode I'm unaware of? I've never had Dante latency that low, let alone that predictable. 1ms-2ms is average with occasional spikes in my experience, and the more complex the network setup the worse it gets.

That in aes67 mode?

I don’t dabble much in low latency audio but from what I remember Dante tended to be about 1ms?


AES67 mode is unfortunately limited to 1ms or higher.

I suspect using Carbon also helped shake out Carbon itself. Eventually the Finder was rewritten in Cocoa. Maybe one day it'll be rewritten in SwiftUI and some SwiftUI bugs will get shaken out ;)

Maybe one day it will stop using classic paths then...

fortunately I don't have to deal with it anymore ;3


I remember an internal website (circa 1997) having the Mac OS Rumors logo with a big cross through it. :)

Also useful for things like SPI with only blocking user space API.

I mean, Swift or Rust async/await with poll or io_uring gets you there. I use Swift structured concurrency with io_uring and love it.


I’ve been running my own mail server since forever on a VPS (so, stable IP address, which helps). Still need a third-party spam filter as the primary MX to avoid the deluge, and my mail doesn’t always land reliably. But it’s kind of a point of pride or stubbornness.


I imagine it’s just efficient allocation of engineering resources.


Radar was always Apple, I think NeXT had their own issue tracker called Recall. However when I worked on Rhapsody in 1997 issues were tracked with Radar.


I did always love seeing these ads when I was a kid, most likely in UnixWorld. I can't say I ever really liked working on AIX though.


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