#swow

[wheucto]

wondering what twow s3 would be called if we got it... 12WOW maybe? TwWOW? what would we call the other seasons? TeWOW? 10WOW? 11WOW? What about hypothetical season 5? FWOW? Or would we call it by another name?

[stealthystealthy]

it's snowing again maybe I can finally finish the c!tntduo winter one shot I started writing a month ago

[kittycatcock]

meows ..

[cocolacola]

the theme of this blog is YTP

[seafoam-taide]

ahahahahhahahhhahahha a a a a howw wow wow ow they sure ivnented its a lot of all the time they sure did wow

[bottegapowerpoint]

Friedrich Bischoff, Rescue is approaching

[mapsontheweb]

What would happen, if the water level of Lake Balaton rises?

During the war between the Ottoman Empire and Hungary, in the XVI. century, the Hungarians created dams on the Sió canal, to rise the water level in the lake. This way they created islands, of the hills, where important castles were located (Tihany, Vár-hegy, Szigliget).

This map swows this assumed 15 meters water level rise with today's cities and roads.

by CarefulAdagio2267/reddit

[space-woomy]

3 and 4 say YTP sentences to each other at random. They'll be chilling on the couch and 4 will just be like:

4: "...swows..."

3: "...swows..."

They do the sentence mixing shit together and say dumb ass shit.

Basically just the bit of this video:

If 4 starts 3 will almost always join in. It'll either last 3 seconds or 5 hours with them laughing, crying on the floor. This happens when they play games together

[greatdevourer1231954]

Since you are connecting the DC Universe in your AU, do you plan on making crossovers with My Adventures with Superman series or any othe DC animated serie?

Truth to be told, yes.

I have this idea for a fanfic in which my OC, Bendy, ends up in the MAWS universe, there he will temporaly live with Clark, Jimmy and Lois, while trying to adapt himself in this stranger modern world and find a way to go back to his universe.

The fic itself will have only three chapters and it will be the introduction of the DC universe in my AU.

Other than that, i don't have any other idea for a dc animated swow crossover.

If any of you have a suggestion, leave in the comment. (just don't type Teen Titans GO XD)

[minusgangtime]

Um-um what do I do?!-

(She got a idea,she had remembered lamina told her when SHE got her own growth spurt,so she held her papas giant fuzzy hand-)

Try freeing your mind,and just take some deep swow bwearhs~

-midnight

MB took a small deep breath and then he shrank back to his normal size.

[waheelawhisperer]

I couwdn't take iwt, couwdn't stand anothew minute couwdn't beaw anothew day without uwu in iwt aww of the joy thawt i had known fow aww my wife was stwipped away fwom me the minute thawt uwu died tuwu have uwu in my wife was aww i evew wanted but now without uwu, i'm a souw fowevew haunted cawn't hewp but feew thawt i had taken uwu fow gwanted no way in heww thawt i cawn evew compwehend thiws i wasn't dweaming whewn they towd me uwu wewe gone i was wide awake awnd feewing thawt they had tuwu be wwong how couwd uwu weave me whewn uwu swowe thawt uwu wouwd stay? now i'm stuck inside a nightmawe evewy singwe effing day iwt's wike a movie but thewe's nowt a happy ending evewy scene fades bwack awnd thewe's no pwetending thiws wittwe faiwy tawe doesn't seem tuwu end weww thewe's no knight in shining awmow who wiww wake me fwom the speww i know uwu didn't pwan thiws uwu twied tuwu duwu whawt's wight but in the middwe of thiws madness i'm the owne (i'm the owne) uwu weft tuwu win thiws fight wed wike woses fiwws my head with dweams awnd finds me awways cwosew tuwu the emptiness awnd sadness thawt has come tuwu take the pwace of uwu

I'm going to delete the next one of these that profanes my inbox

[invisiblebadword]

Dont say swows meem if you cant say skibidi rizz

[incorrectlooneytunesquotes]

[At the Natural History Museum]

Elmer (as tour guide): Scientists say that Do-Dos are swow-moving, gentle cweatures.

[The Do-Do comes charging through the room, wreaking havoc]

Elmer: ...But what do they know?

[velvetebabysitvibes]

tank chu fer doin it swow, i get mwotion sick :3

~ 🪴

@fernsagere

course kiddo! me too i gotta watch how i move pfft

[dwellerofdepths]

Ok i need to rant abount the ropes around 2:15

So first off the way their bound to them Angel's are unorganised, they do bind him loosly. His face shows sadness, surprise and concern.

Husks binding have been tied methodically, with more thought put in to it as the rope is positioned over his elbows ensuring he cant get out of them. His face is a lot more pained, but also swows sadness and concern.

I think it's interesting that Husk doesn't seem suprised. Alastor does seem to have a habit of dragging him into things he has no interest in like the hotel.

Loser, Baby (Angel and Husk Duet) AAAAAAA THIS EPISODEEEEE

[codehunter]

Why is printing to stdout so slow? Can it be sped up?

I've always been amazed/frustrated with how long it takes to simply output to the terminal with a print statement. After some recent painfully slow logging I decided to look into it and was quite surprised to find that almost all the time spent is waiting for the terminal to process the results.

Can writing to stdout be sped up somehow?

I wrote a script ('print_timer.py' at the bottom of this question) to compare timing when writing 100k lines to stdout, to file, and with stdout redirected to /dev/null. Here is the timing result:

$ python print_timer.pythis is a testthis is a test<snipped 99997 lines>this is a test-----timing summary (100k lines each)-----print :11.950 swrite to file (+ fsync) : 0.122 sprint with stdout = /dev/null : 0.050 s

Wow. To make sure python isn't doing something behind the scenes like recognizing that I reassigned stdout to /dev/null or something, I did the redirection outside the script...

$ python print_timer.py > /dev/null-----timing summary (100k lines each)-----print : 0.053 swrite to file (+fsync) : 0.108 sprint with stdout = /dev/null : 0.045 s

So it isn't a python trick, it is just the terminal. I always knew dumping output to /dev/null sped things up, but never figured it was that significant!

It amazes me how slow the tty is. How can it be that writing to physical disk is WAY faster than writing to the "screen" (presumably an all-RAM op), and is effectively as fast as simply dumping to the garbage with /dev/null?

This link talks about how the terminal will block I/O so it can "parse [the input], update its frame buffer, communicate with the X server in order to scroll the window and so on"... but I don't fully get it. What can be taking so long?

I expect there is no way out (short of a faster tty implementation?) but figure I'd ask anyway.

UPDATE: after reading some comments I wondered how much impact my screen size actually has on the print time, and it does have some significance. The really slow numbers above are with my Gnome terminal blown up to 1920x1200. If I reduce it very small I get...

-----timing summary (100k lines each)-----print : 2.920 swrite to file (+fsync) : 0.121 sprint with stdout = /dev/null : 0.048 s

That is certainly better (~4x), but doesn't change my question. It only adds to my question as I don't understand why the terminal screen rendering should slow down an application writing to stdout. Why does my program need to wait for screen rendering to continue?

Are all terminal/tty apps not created equal? I have yet to experiment. It really seems to me like a terminal should be able to buffer all incoming data, parse/render it invisibly, and only render the most recent chunk that is visible in the current screen configuration at a sensible frame rate. So if I can write+fsync to disk in ~0.1 seconds, a terminal should be able to complete the same operation in something of that order (with maybe a few screen updates while it did it).

I'm still kind of hoping there is a tty setting that can be changed from the application side to make this behaviour better for programmer. If this is strictly a terminal application issue, then this maybe doesn't even belong on StackOverflow?

What am I missing?

Here is the python program used to generate the timing:

import time, sys, ttyimport oslineCount = 100000line = "this is a test"summary = ""cmd = "print"startTime_s = time.time()for x in range(lineCount): print linet = time.time() - startTime_ssummary += "%-30s:%6.3f s\n" % (cmd, t)#Add a newline to match line outputs above...line += "\n"cmd = "write to file (+fsync)"fp = file("out.txt", "w")startTime_s = time.time()for x in range(lineCount): fp.write(line)os.fsync(fp.fileno())t = time.time() - startTime_ssummary += "%-30s:%6.3f s\n" % (cmd, t)cmd = "print with stdout = /dev/null"sys.stdout = file(os.devnull, "w")startTime_s = time.time()for x in range(lineCount): fp.write(line)t = time.time() - startTime_ssummary += "%-30s:%6.3f s\n" % (cmd, t)print >> sys.stderr, "-----"print >> sys.stderr, "timing summary (100k lines each)"print >> sys.stderr, "-----"print >> sys.stderr, summary

https://codehunter.cc/a/python/why-is-printing-to-stdout-so-slow-can-it-be-sped-up