some of this i feel viscerally waves from low end hw
warning
if you like js web stacks ect ( its not flattering tho that ecosystem)
just happened to find some ( brutally honest )
perspectives and considerations for when you cant upgrade bga/soldered ram easily (and run things in a browser)
spock: fascinating
The industry has been down to clown for so long it’s hard to get in the door if you aren’t wearing a red nose.
yah know what i mean harry ?
low-end test laptop. It should have a Celeron processor, eMMC storage, and run Windows. The last point is not an effort to sell more licences, but rather to represent the nasty effects of defender, NTFS, and parasitic background services on system performance.
(1out of 2 is nnot bad though ?)
…hint im taking hear is
if you have some crap hardware
try another OS ( with minimal “background `services`” ;- )
wrt screen size
Put another way: if you spend a majority of your time in front of a computer looking at a screen that’s larger than 10", you live in a privilege bubble.
js mcu / embeddable JavaScript engine’s (any one? using any ??
..id rather hype low-end hw than spicy auto correct tbh )
are realy the low end
and a lot of excessive “services” (less init-deamon more gorge carlin “servicing the account” )
and associated
of such bloated systems with parasitic performance penalties
(to those paying attention , aka not upgrading )
should be considered an unacceptable bug (**imho)
that has real (e-waste/MWph) consequences
CPU performance for web apps hasn’t scaled nearly as quickly as bandwidth so, while more of the web is becoming accessible to people with low-end connections, more of the web is becoming inaccessible to people with low-end devices even if they have high-end connections.
perspectives and considerations for when you cant upgrade soldered ssd or you just dont want to trash you new shiny nvme What are the ways to minimize data writes?
( potential methods to test load and workarounds included for some platforms ;] )