As I understand it, this doesn't factor in whether the response contains a payload that'll force the client to churn through power. Given the current rate at w

As I understand it, this doesn't factor in whether the response contains a payload that'll force the client to churn through power. Given the current rate at which we're outsourcing calculation to e.g web browsers etc., it sounds like keeping this header value low will only perversely accelerate this trend, where work will be duplicated client-side and draw even more power.