I live in this area as well; It would be hard to even start such a study and have meaningful results. What if it has to do with a social aspect rather than location? Covid 19 aside; I'm concerned about this mystery disease. Not knowing if we should stop eating foods produced here, or meats, etc. Outside support if available surely would be better than shutting it out?
You may also use any other note taking app as your default brain dump and use Obsidian as your editor tool to work your notes afterwords. Just for note taking anything would work its markdown/text. Where obsidian wins is backlinking information and all the wonderful community plugins that's been appearing.
This is bad math, not researched heavily but in 2020 discord had 300 million users. 285kb goes a long way with wasted energy and bits flowing through the pipes. I agree generally with what your saying though gzipped sizes are what's being sent some CPU usage somewhere to unzip. less bytes == less waste?
Includes but doesn't always use. PNG also includes filters which can dramatically decrease sizes, especially when combined with compression.
That's why tools like OptiPng basically brute force all the combination of options. Depending on the image content different combinations of filters and compression will get the best file size.
I'm curious as to what value would that provide most end users of the content? If you're a photographer perhaps you have software for processing the raw file and you want to see what you can do with a raw file; however I still feel that for most end users this would be useless. I would be one of the few I think that may play around with this.
An interesting reaction to what you're saying here for me is, I feel bad and have this bar while doing but when looking back I always see things in a positive way. I'm not sure where this comes from but trying to keep the Anything worth doing is worth doing badly." while doing a thing seems highly valuable to me. Thank you.
> If you’ve got an older iPhone that’s seeming to slow down, it’s more likely that your device is just aging.
I was under the impression that technology doesn't "just age". The software running and apps being updated for new platforms might make it feel "slower" but in general using the phone itself shouldn't ever feel like it's aging.
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