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As far as I’m concerned, developers have been upping minimum requirements to force people to feed an economy that simply doesn’t require growth in the first place. The majority of software doesn’t justify at all the insane amount of RAMs it consumes, or features it demands. It is ridiculous that Notepad in 2025 takes even seconds to load on a modern computer.

Hopefully this nonsense will come to an end, as people are no longer able to upgrade, developers will finally start putting in effort in optimizing their software.

I say “hopefully”, but I don’t actually believe this will happen. So yes, I’m taking the “watch the world burn” route.

Hmm your take about optimizing software is interesting, the question is how many companies can afford to do so? Some softwares might be rebuild from scratch which takes loads of time and engineer workpower. It will definitely affect customers via price, comfort, quality etc. So in my point of view(similar to yours lol), this scenario of upgrading software to be more consumer friendly is unlikely to happen. But it doesn't mean we have to start piling up RAM sticks for the future and that's what is actually happening right now, which is insane...

Some softwares might be rebuild from scratch which takes loads of time and engineer workpower.

This is not true. There is plenty to reuse already; just don’t turn that into shit. It’s not rocket science.

What we’re seeing is people getting their comeuppance. People deserve everything that’s happening now, and I have no sympathy.

Ok I get your point, thanks for conversation :)

Sorry for the harsh words. The topic of people just gets me heated.

No worries bro, I just wanted to start the discussion and get different points of view as the topic is definitely interesting to explore from various sights