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I don't compare to anything. The point here is, it requires my RAM and CPU usage. Just like, i prefer using Google Docs cloud to opening an Excel document on my
by revskill 8y ago
I don't compare to anything. The point here is, it requires my RAM and CPU usage.
Just like, i prefer using Google Docs cloud to opening an Excel document on my computer.
In my case, open/close a web app on a new tab is much much faster than openning an Excel file. It's the point. And they're different.
- chrisseaton 8y agoWell every single application or website you could run requires RAM and CPU. If you're not comparing to anything then you're complaining that it uses any RAM and CPU? That's not a reasonable thing to say is a problem. Why do you have RAM and CPU if you don't want to use them at all?
- revskill 8y agoMaybe, my computer is slow, maybe for another reason i don't know. But openning a google docs file on my Chrome is much faster than openning a local Excel file. Maybe in your case it's different. That's my experience with most of desktop apps. The only exception, is VSCode and iTerm2. Can't live without them.
- chrisseaton 8y ago> I don't compare to anything > is much faster than If your key point is 'it requires my RAM and CPU usage' then you're going to be disappointed to learn that a website also requires your RAM and CPU usage.
- revskill 8y agoI don't compare RAM & CPU usage (per your previous comment). "Faster" means speed.
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