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This might, in a very "take it with a pinch of salt" way, be actually good for stirring up the incentives of lazy web devs (read: greedy bosses who don't care a
by j1elo 4y ago
This might, in a very "take it with a pinch of salt" way, be actually good for stirring up the incentives of lazy web devs (read: greedy bosses who don't care about technical prowess) to make slimmer websites... if enough people in the developed world have issues accessing them, it might at last have the effect that couldn't be achieved by probably orders of magnitude more people having worse issues from developing countries.
- dsfyu404ed 4y ago>(read: greedy bosses who don't care about technical prowess) Oh come on. There's plenty of ICs out there who'll happily do slapdash work because nobody cares if you close tickets well as long as you close them good enough. So what if the fix only lasts 2yr before needing to be refactored for performance. Lord knows if the code will even be in use then.
- j1elo 4y agoYeah... I was just anticipating the opposite kind of responses: "we web debs would like to make things right but our bosses don't care and expect it to be made fast even if fat"