It's the constant over use of DNS pings to track your location because its good data to sell
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It's several distinct web views running simultaneously. I wonder why the memory footprint is not reused across these
I have a python weather app on my linux desktop using 37mb. 1.6gb seems a tad excessive.
Open web browser -> enter url -> wttr.in/nameofyourcity
Like wttr.in/chicago
Quick and easy. No bullshit.
Work well with curl in a terminal.
Don't know where it's pulling the data but it's definitely not accurate for the couple cities I tested.
I don't really know, but since it's a wrapper for Wego https://github.com/schachmat/wego I think it use one of the data source used by Wego. I think that the best improvement could be to be able to choose our own source.
My new favorite website: no ads, no JavaScript, and works with curl.
Thanks for sharing it!
Discovered with this video from 'breadonpinguins' https://invidious.tiekoetter.com/watch?v=51-wk_F0SfE
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I never knew about this one. I use curl ifconfig.io all the time also.
But does it also work in powershell? Haha just kidding. Nobody is using that.
But Powershell has curl. ... Wait a second... ... Takes off mask.... Invoke-WebRequest
I have to use it on a daily basis at work.
Ow jeej. I'm sorry for you.
You really don’t understand… it is an app to change the weather by overloading the computer. The excess heat helps to predict a hotter weather.
Are you telling me that an Apple weather app still slurps >300MB?
How else do you expect to find out the incorrect weather?
The weather app is probably using edge aka chrome and they are ram hogs. Event the streaming apps on windows uses edge to get hdr etc
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