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Because it's running on my machine, using my resources.
by friend_and_foe 3y ago
Because it's running on my machine, using my resources.
- lijok 3y agoYou’re talking about it as if it’s costing you money Do you take the same stance when your browser does the same? Have you disabled JS and embraced the digital amish lifestyle?
- friend_and_foe 3y agoIt does cost money. It costs in electricity, and in cost for hardware. Yes, I do turn off JS in my browser. I think a major problem in software development right now is the mindset you have. I want software that just does what it needs to and has as small of a footprint as it can to do that. I avoid topheavy software.