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Fortunately for the client, it costs them basically nothing to pay.
by deadbabe 1mo ago
Fortunately for the client, it costs them basically nothing to pay.
- yawaramin 1mo agoParsing and processing several megabytes of JS for each page you visit can get expensive quickly. https://tonsky.me/blog/js-bloat/ https://tonsky.me/blog/js-bloat/
- deadbabe 1mo agoYes but isn’t this the beauty of decentralized protocols? The cost is spread amongst all, it doesn’t require one entity to shoulder the cost for everyone.
- yawaramin 1mo agoIt’s not really decentralized in that way. If you’re loading a bunch of pages in your mobile browser, your device is paying the power consumption cost of deserializing, parsing, and running all that JS. It doesn’t save on that because some other user also did it.