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Sadly this seems to be industry-wide these days, so many things don't work well (or at all!) without a fast internet connection. Most recent example that's been
by taneq 3y ago
Sadly this seems to be industry-wide these days, so many things don't work well (or at all!) without a fast internet connection. Most recent example that's been bugging me is Explorer in Windows still connects synchronously to network shares as far as I can tell.
- oefrha 3y agoAs things get faster developers have to introduce lazier practices to maintain the same level of shittiness. Eliminate parallel request limit and they spam you with hundreds of scripts. Eliminate head of the line blocking and they come right back at you with cascade of dependencies blocking. Of course “things get faster” isn’t universal when it comes to network latency and throughput, so the experience strictly worsens for a subset of users.