Perhaps Bradley Taunt is bikeshedding, but it doesn't mean he's not pulling in the right direction. People obviously care because people obviously want their b

Perhaps Bradley Taunt is bikeshedding, but it doesn't mean he's not pulling in the right direction. People obviously care because people obviously want their browsers to load content quickly. No one likes waiting for webpages to load. How do you decide when a website/webapp is fast enough and you've "solved the problem"? On what range of devices and internet speeds do you test on? As my family's personal IT assistant, I can't tell you how often I get the complaint that "my phone is too slow" or "my laptop is slow and heats up" when all they are doing is browsing popular websites. An we live in a developed nation with decent internet -- I can't imagine how awful it must be when you don't have those luxuries. I think your comment is lacking severely in perspective, and the mindset you've demonstrated to be particularly bad for the web. Not to mention snide and dismissive.