Is there a viable way to block only unnecessary js, while loading the minimum necessary to properly render the sites?
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fading_person@lemmy.zipto Mildly Infuriating@lemmy.world•Every support thread on Reddit is literally this nowEnglish1·17 days agodeleted by creator
fading_person@lemmy.zipto Linux@lemmy.ml•Europe is slowly ditching Microsoft: why it's happening & why it could fail.13·1 month agoTeaching people without computing skills to use linux is actually easier than teaching windows. Most trouble people have with linux comes from being used to windows and having difficulty to adapt.
fading_person@lemmy.zipto Mildly Infuriating@lemmy.world•Thanks to the "you need to buy a new PC for running W11" bullshit, scammers are selling ewaste at full price to inexperienced peopleEnglish3·2 months agoIt should, but when production is outsourced to different countries, with different regulations and with different currencies things get messy. Even worse when there’s corruption involved along the chain.
fading_person@lemmy.zipto Mildly Infuriating@lemmy.world•Thanks to the "you need to buy a new PC for running W11" bullshit, scammers are selling ewaste at full price to inexperienced peopleEnglish3·2 months agoFrom a personal finance perspective, you need to consider the price of the new machine and the difference in the energy bill for the average time you would still be using your current machine until it doesn’t work anymore.
From a sustainability perspective, you also need to consider the manufacturing impacts of the new machine in all the production chain and the energy used in that process (this is a concept called emergy). Maybe also the disposal process of the current one, if that’s the case.
probably replacing everything with Ai, so that they don’t get replaced themseves