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> I am saying, that Atlassian is a big offender and energy waster through their bad software. But they really aren’t. It’s companies like AGL that are the big
by rosndo 5y ago
> I am saying, that Atlassian is a big offender and energy waster through their bad software.
But they really aren’t. It’s companies like AGL that are the big (or perhaps mid-size) offenders.
Suggesting that Atlassian is a big offender in this context is simply ridiculous. They’re a submicroscopic offender.
- zelphirkalt 5y agoOK, you are really interpreting words in the worst way possible. So I will write it less ambiguously: Atlassian is a big offender in terms of page load times and energy consumption associated with that and therefore energy waster through their bad software. In the realms of how much energy you can waste with a bad website, they are probably somewhere close to crypto currency miners while loading any of their pages, since they give multiple cores a 100% usage at page load time. Just because you put something into relation with something even bigger, it does not suddenly become no longer a problem or irrelevant. If we went by that methodology, we would never fix the tail of not-the-biggest offenders. We need to fix things on all ends. Offenders stay offenders, even when there are much bigger offenders. It is only right to also call them out for what they do and what I witness day by day. It is as well a hint at others, who also waste lots of energy with their bad websites. It is not only Atlassian. There are many examples of basically rendering a static page with a few words, but loading multiple seconds for that.