tk, to random
@tk@bbs.kawa-kun.com avatar

is the software trend that has endured for the longest. :blobfoxgooglymlem:

oldrup, to random
@oldrup@mastodon.green avatar

Much current software is just so grotesquely bloated.

I have a dump driving licence app on my phone, showing my photo and a QR code. That's it. No interactivity. Just a digital ID.

It's 94 MB, without data (photo). 94 million bytes of code.

That's more than Windows 95 and Office 95 … combined!

We're talking a complete 32-bit operating system, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint!

(I installed those from 3.5” disks back then, and yes, it was boring).

I mean, are they even trying?

jbzfn, to javascript
@jbzfn@mastodon.social avatar

🚮 Modern web bloat means some pages load 21MB of data - entry-level phones can't run some simple web pages, and some sites are harder to render than PUBG

https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/modern-web-bloat-means-some-entry-level-phones-cant-run-simple-web-pages-and-load-times-are-high-for-pcs-some-sites-run-worse-than-pubg

hamoid, (edited ) to Futurology
@hamoid@genart.social avatar

How web bloat impacts users with slow devices
https://danluu.com/slow-device/

I so much wish the goals for software were performance first, then features.

It's so hard to understand that apps are over ~100.000.000 bytes heavy when my first hard drive was ~20.000.000 bytes (where I had a hundred programs, including drawing and animation apps) and my first computer had 3.583 bytes of RAM free.

Slack is 289 million bytes. Mostly to share a sentence of text. I just can't

Rasta, (edited ) to random
@Rasta@mstdn.ca avatar

Was just looking at the Debt Counter https://trumpdebtcounter.com/
► $466,465,000◄ When you see it?

That's a big chunk of change for a spy.

Joe_Hill,
@Joe_Hill@union.place avatar

@Rasta
LOL. I’ll trade ya!
Biggest Loser of All Time.

eric, to webdev
@eric@social.coop avatar
eric,
@eric@social.coop avatar

Here is a measure of how much developers choose to make browsers work (to parse, keep in memory, execute):
JavaScript download (all caching disabled, aka. cold load):
0.2 MB – Wikipedia
0.4 MB – Mastodon
1.4 MB – PornHub
3 MB – Medium
7 MB – Airbnb
10 MB – Pinterest
11 MB – Patreon
12 MB – Youtube
16 MB – Instagram
20 MB – Gmail
31 MB – Linkedin
55 MB – Slack

Some details are here: https://tonsky.me/blog/js-bloat/

parigotmanchot, to windows French
@parigotmanchot@mastodon.social avatar

: BloatyNosy - Logiciel permettant de supprimer les programmes déjà installés avant le premier lancement de Windows 11.

Source du logiciel : https://github.com/builtbybel/Bloatynosy : https://www.builtbybel.com/apps/bloatynosy

jrefior, to random
@jrefior@hachyderm.io avatar
TheFederatedPipe, to privacy in [Android] Hard debloat vs Change OS

@gone Hello from Kbin! To my understanding, changing OS to something like is probably better and more secure than just removing all the bloat from the system, since you can't actually delete to a 100% all the proprietary components from and your manufacture without breaking your phone, as far as I know, graphene has features that no other ROM nor have which are better for privacy, and treats all the apps as equal for better security.

TheHatedOne (youtube) has a series of videos about grapheneOS that may have the answer you want.

  1. Here's How They Built The Most Secure Phone On The Planet (youtube)
  2. Exclusive Interview With A GrapheneOS Developer (youtube)
  3. My Phone Is Anonymous Now (youtube)

But in my opinion, deleting all the with adb is better than nothing, so, you are good to go, more if you can't afford to buy a pixel, has a good sandbox for apps AFAIK.

Here is a list of apps you can delete from XDA Forums
Universal Android Debloater, a GUI to debloat non-root android

After all, I recommend you to use a firewall like NetGuard to block everything by default and just allowing a few apps of your choice, or TrackerControl to again, block everything, but to block trackers from apps you allowed to connect to the internet.

rl_dane, to EndeavourOS
@rl_dane@alpha.polymaths.social avatar

On my work machine, I do a pacman -Syyu every week.

Every time, I get >1GB of updates to download, often about 4GB of change.

To borrow @ActionRetro's catchphrase (and overload it a bit),

This is

(i.e., very odd and abnormal)

cc: @pixx

le

(I know, I know, complaining about bloat is "just a meme." Except that it's almost never COMPLETELY a meme. ;P

tk, to random
@tk@bbs.kawa-kun.com avatar

The whole "Technology Connections versus the open source community" thing sheds some new light on the former's personality. :blobfoxthink:

tk,
@tk@bbs.kawa-kun.com avatar

@Moon @mikoto Computers and networks are a lot faster these days, I guess.

ronanmcd, to macos
@ronanmcd@mastodon.green avatar

There is so much bloat in the these days. All these apps should be optional downloads. But they aren't. They sit there, never being used with regular updates being pushed, taking up resources. For example my Mac doesn't have a camera, so why does my OS have ?

mattwilcox, to random
@mattwilcox@mstdn.social avatar

I’m glad I never got on the npm train. For websites, It always seemed more fragile and complex than the old method. And the casual ease of initial use seemed likely to encourage lazy assessment and inclusion of bad code. https://social.lol/@bw/111293266036805485

kkarhan,
@kkarhan@mstdn.social avatar

@mattwilcox , like is a lazy way to do things at the cost of extreme amounts of ...

lukaso666, to linux Polish
@lukaso666@chaos.social avatar
toxision,
@toxision@mastodon.social avatar

@lukaso666
that ain't minimal
🙃

adingbatponder, to macos
@adingbatponder@fosstodon.org avatar

#macOS #systemdata "system data" #bloated to 500Gb. 2Tb disk nearly full. WHAT THE HELL? Do I have to wipe my #MacBookProM1 to get #disk space back? Someone de #bloat this #apple stuff.

catileptic, to random
@catileptic@chaos.social avatar

Love this little simulation of what some modern (news, but not only!) websites look like nowadays: https://how-i-experience-web-today.com/detail

retrohondajunki,
@retrohondajunki@mstdn.social avatar

@catileptic
Very true of the web today. I hate it.

But I also know that it can be worse for some reason, I'm sure

janriemer, to design

Another video by
Juxtopposed :awesome:

Everything will be simpler and you WILL be happy.

https://farside.link/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04j-kUj1Zhg
(or YT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04j-kUj1Zhg)

I just love this channel ❤️ 🎨

janriemer,

Regarding 👆

Have a look at

https://ark-ui.com/

It is a "fully customizable, and component [framework]".

No . No . Just use your own . Love it! ❤️

I've just used their Select component and it works so intuitively!

They have a guide on how to style their components (there are multiple ways):
https://ark-ui.com/docs/vue/overview/styling

veronica, to Samsung
@veronica@mastodon.online avatar

Why does Samsung think I need a cryptocurrency key storage on my phone so much that I am not even allowed to uninstall the app?

Developer Mode ->
adb uninstall com.samsung.android.coldwalletservice

Good fucking riddance ...

peterjelinek, to random German
@peterjelinek@mastodon.social avatar

Peter Lustig 1983

"Das Auto hier braucht kein Benzin, also auch kein Erdöl. (...) Man kann Strom auch aus Wasserkraft oder der Sonnenenergie gewinnen. Und eines Tages, wenn wir weiter erfinden, dann kriegen wir vielleicht all diese Benzin-Stinker von den Straßen."

video/mp4

kkarhan,
@kkarhan@mstdn.social avatar

@Mina @peterjelinek bedank dich beim der nicht nur bei den Behörden die mehr und mehr vorschrieben sondern Hersteller die mehr und mehr verbauten!

joancarroll, to wildlife
kkarhan, to apple
@kkarhan@mstdn.social avatar

There is NO VALID REASON to glue-in batteries and not make them user-serviceable!

Unless you're an like !
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWRKZpvf3Uo&t=223s

kkarhan, (edited )
@kkarhan@mstdn.social avatar

@SebastienK that claim doesn't hold water considering the unfixable mess of / and the unfixable that is .

Instead they literally made an - as -App!
https://gekk.info/articles/hp-quickweb.htm

vsaw, to random
@vsaw@mastodon.social avatar

I'm always surprised how "fragile" and "sensitive" Software is: The difference between 100% CPU usage and <5% CPU usage is just a few lines of CODE 🤯

https://github.com/opendatacam/opendatacam/pull/600

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