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Why in the heck would you want a webpage to be 100mb+ ?! I wouldn't say that is a weakness, you want your webpages to be as small as possible.
by ayyn0n0n0 10y ago
Why in the heck would you want a webpage to be 100mb+ ?!
I wouldn't say that is a weakness, you want your webpages to be as small as possible.
- bruno2223 10y ago+1
- quirkafleeg 10y agoThere's an up arrow next to usernames.
- akerro 10y ago> Why in the heck would you want a webpage to be 100mb+ ?! Websites have scripts, images, videos, ads, text. Image + thumbnail = 1MB, gallery of images = 15MB, 600 posts with images, thumbnails, comments with avatars = ... ? My wordpress blog started in 2010 with images, thumbnails is 5GB, last time I checked in July.
- ClassyJacket 10y agoBut 100MB per page is ridiculous, expect for embedded videos. I'd be waiting two minutes for each page to load.
- akerro 10y agoIn the top comment by webpage I meant a blog. I wanted to publish my blog on zeroNet, but I can do it only when I remove all images, which misses the point of my blog.
- haggy 10y agoAlso keep in mind that this isn't a traditional Request/Response model. Much (if not all) of a "website" must be downloaded up front via the torrent network, and then run locally. 100MB per request on a traditional site is ridiculous but 100MB for downloading 1 very large web app from the torrent network is not so crazy.
- ayyn0n0n0 10y ago>600 posts with images, thumbnails, comments with avatars = This is not all on ONE page >My wordpress blog started in 2010 with images, thumbnails is 5GB, last time I checked in July. Again, that is the size of your database, not webpage.