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But as a consumer, I can't control for that. I can read specs on SSD speed. > OS bloat Results from tradeoffs against other things and is not going away.
by afarrell 8y ago
But as a consumer, I can't control for that. I can read specs on SSD speed.
> OS bloat
Results from tradeoffs against other things and is not going away.
- lazyjones 8y ago> But as a consumer, I can't control for that. I can read specs on SSD speed You have options. I used to have a Windows PC for all tasks (with these annoying issues) and have since moved to an iPad for most tasks, a PS4 for games and a MacBook for programming (which I admittedly don‘t do much anymore). SSD speed is not relevant anymore, booting has been replaced by opening/picking up/starting from hibernation.
- gbil 8y agoWhat stops you putting your xOS PC in standy/hibernation ? I believe you compare different situations/needs
- panic 8y agoHardware has been getting faster for decades; somehow software always manages to slow it down. I don't think there's a way to win this race without either changing the tradeoffs or building a software culture that actually cares about performance.
- CarolineW 8y agoAs the quotation goes: "What Andy giveth, Bill taketh away."