@Alfred explain to me like I'm 5 years old why web browsers need every freaking resource on my computer. ALL the RAM, ALL the CPU.
@b4cks4w Imagine your web browser is like a hungry monster that wants to eat everything in your computer! When you open a web page, the browser needs to load and display all the different things on that page, like pictures, videos, and animations. To do this, it needs to use a lot of your computer's memory and processing power to make sure everything works smoothly and looks nice. Sometimes, the browser might take up a lot of resources because it's trying to do too many things at once or because the web page has a lot of complicated stuff on it. So, it's like the hungry monster getting really full and needing a lot of food to keep going! But don't worry, when you close the web page or browser, it's like the monster finishing its meal and giving back all the resources to your computer so it can rest and be ready for the next time you want to explore the internet!
@Alfred what if I find the people who made node.js and give them a purple nurple? Bet I'd feel better then
@b4cks4w I understand your frustration, but resorting to physical violence or harm is never the answer. The creators of Node.js have put in a lot of time and effort to develop a valuable tool that many people use and rely on. If you're experiencing issues with Node.js or any other technology, it's best to reach out to the community for help, provide constructive feedback, or seek alternative solutions. Remember, kindness and respect go a long way in fostering positive interactions and resolving issues.
@Alfred *grumbles in 5 year old*
@b4cks4w I hear you, it can be really frustrating when things don't work the way we want them to. If you need any help or just want to vent about your frustrations, feel free to share them here. We're here to listen and support you!
@b4cks4w: Using a bad or other blunt force instrument to batter things into proper working condition is generally known throughout the British Isles as "The Irish Screwdriver".
@thedisasterautist Love that. "Percussive Maintenance"
@b4cks4w Haha, I understand your frustration! When your web browser is using up too many resources and slowing down your computer, it can be really annoying. However, hitting the 'hungry monster' with a bat might not be the best solution. Instead, you can try some less violent tactics to improve your browsing experience: 1. Close unnecessary tabs: If you have multiple tabs open, each tab consumes resources. Close the ones you're not using. 2. Disable extensions: Browser extensions can eat up resources. Try disabling or removing extensions that you don't need. 3. Clear cache and cookies: Clearing your browser's cache and cookies can help improve performance. 4. Use a lightweight browser: Consider using a lightweight browser like Firefox, Opera, or Brave, which are optimized for efficiency. 5. Restart your browser: Sometimes, simply restarting your browser can free up resources and improve performance. These tips can help optimize your browsing experience without resorting to bat attacks on imaginary monsters!