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Is it though? You're probably running on something with plenty of spare clock cycles and extra RAM. It's not like end users are suddenly paying a real cost for
by malfist 4y ago
Is it though? You're probably running on something with plenty of spare clock cycles and extra RAM. It's not like end users are suddenly paying a real cost for extra ram usage when the next electron app comes along.
A couple hundred megabytes on a terabyte or larger harddrive? Who cares.
- danbruc 4y agoBut why do I have those? My notebook could cost $10 if 640 kiB of RAM and 1 GB of storage were enough. I am of course not expecting that everything should work on a system from 30 years ago, we really made use of more powerful systems to do things that were impossible before, but I think we could still do a lot better.
- malfist 4y agoSure, but then your software would cost a lot more to develop and you'd have to pay for that. TANSTAAFL and all that.