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I just loaded cnn.com while looking at the CPU utilization graph: 50% use of my 8 logical cores at 4.5GHz for the better part of a second. So no, it's not just
by gary_0 4y ago
I just loaded cnn.com while looking at the CPU utilization graph: 50% use of my 8 logical cores at 4.5GHz for the better part of a second. So no, it's not just network latency. Doing multiple parallel network requests, parsing, doing layout and applying styles, running scripts, decoding media... a modern website and browser devours CPU time.
- datavirtue 4y agoSo those who visit Fox and CNN are helping to destroy the planet. Or is it the developers fault? Can't be the developers.
- replygirl 4y agoone of them must be to blame! readers and publishing engineers famously sit atop corporate decision-making hierarchies, and no one else in a mass media enterprise ever did anything wrong, certainly not before the web was a thing
- gowld 4y agoAdBlocker on or off?
- smoyer 4y agolite.cnn.com
- jiggawatts 4y agoJira cloud famously takes 30-60 seconds on even a fairly high-end laptop, which is just staggering. I can install an entire operating system into a virtual machine in that time.
- PragmaticPulp 4y ago> Jira cloud famously takes 30-60 seconds on even a fairly high-end laptop, I use Jira every day and, no, it does not take 30-60 seconds to load a page. The hyperbole in this comment section is something else. Either that or people are using 15 year old computers to browse the web.
- zweifuss 4y agoI see 30-seconds delays in a vanilla project on Jira cloud sometimes. Hardware was expensive in 2019.
- pugz 4y agoI was about to dispute what you said, but I realised I was running uBlock origin. What machine and browser are you using? I just used Chrome (on MacOS using an M1 Pro CPU) to run a performance profile and loading cnn.com took the following: - Loading: 29ms with uBlock vs 42ms without - Scripting: 548ms vs 1850ms (!!) - Rendering: 42ms vs 105ms - Painting: 8ms vs 29ms - System: 216ms vs 295ms - Idle: 460ms vs 8707ms Holy shit, advertising and trackers are absolute resource hogs.