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What about their CPU? And if they don't agree, how would their machines respond? (This question is half joke half rhetorical. The point of it is to argue that
by alkonaut 3y ago
What about their CPU? And if they don't agree, how would their machines respond?
(This question is half joke half rhetorical. The point of it is to argue that there is no material difference between different parts of a modern computer/smartphone. The CPU and GPU are often the same chip and both are and were always part of showing you a web page. The fact that WebGPU uses a different API doesn't change anything)
- account42 3y agoRequiring consent for computation that is not strictly needed would actually be a good thing.
- alkonaut 3y agoThat's probably a hard line to draw. Just blending some colors or doing a complex layout isn't strictly needed. How complex can something be be before it's unnecessary?
- inetknght 3y ago> How complex can something be be before it's unnecessary? When it's the remote server that's instantly delivering non-static data. Yes, javascript falls under that and yes I have javascript disabled.