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The cost of this "convenience" is orders of magnitude more processing time, and with it the energy costs and ecological destruction that comes with that.
by xnorswap 1y ago
The cost of this "convenience" is orders of magnitude more processing time, and with it the energy costs and ecological destruction that comes with that.
- npilk 1y agoSure, there are higher energy costs and it's probably worse for the environment. I just wanted to clarify what I meant by convenience - less effort and "processing time" for me, personally, not overall. I guess I'd compare it to ordering DoorDash every night instead of buying groceries and cooking at home. The first one is much more convenient, but comes with much higher total energy costs.