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It could be, but in most cases it's not due to RAM commonly being unupgradable in laptops. A larger amount of RAM might still be cheap to install in the first
by Delk 5y ago
It could be, but in most cases it's not due to RAM commonly being unupgradable in laptops.
A larger amount of RAM might still be cheap to install in the first place, but that choice is not always directly up to the consumer.
- 999900000999 5y agoCorrect, but Slack is based off electron and is widely successful. End users are used to tolerating a basic chat application eating an indefinite amount of ram. From a business pov it doesn't make sense to spend time optimizing since most users don't seem to mind.