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That's true, loading times improved drastically with SSDs. The responsiveness isn't just about the loading times though. E.g. if you're typing text some web sit
by nasretdinov 2y ago
That's true, loading times improved drastically with SSDs. The responsiveness isn't just about the loading times though. E.g. if you're typing text some web sites (thankfully not this one) manage to introduce a measurable delay between a key press and when letters appear. Computers in Win95 era were quite slow to be able to do anything complicated on each key press, so usually there was no extra processing and thus no extra delay. Also, few remember, but CRTs weren't limited to 60 Hz, and I remember using e.g. 100 Hz normally (with lower resolution), and the difference was quite noticeable.
- hansvm 2y agoIf there's just a measurable delay then it's usually tolerable. I _hate_ when the broken JS causing that delay also skips characters if you type too fast, has a setting to wipe the form "on-load" (after you've half filled it out because the site is too slow), or otherwise mangles legitimate text input.