Re:NPM won't publish packages containing the word keygen
by tpxl on Wednesday June 14, 2023 @12:03PM
(#36327960)
> What I wasn't expecting was so many tier 3 devices that aren't really what I'd consider "tier 3." I was expecting all tier 3 devices to be gaming-level GPUs.
Could be the detection of GPUs doesn't work correctly? My nVidia 1080Ti is detected as nVidia 980Ti, and a sibling comment mentions an integrated laptop GPU being detected as tier 3 with isMobile=false.
Re:NPM won't publish packages containing the word keygen
by rcxdude on Wednesday June 14, 2023 @01:43PM
(#36329592)
Another danger here is testing with the website being the only thing on the PC: some people use their computers like that but many others will have many different things open at once: just because it can run at an acceptable FPS on the detected hardware doesn't mean the resource use is acceptable on a system which is multitasking. I usually have >100 tabs in my browser and at least 20 of which are loaded: they cannot all demand what your site demands, even though the hardware is quite high-end.
Re:NPM won't publish packages containing the word keygen
by Dylan16807 on Wednesday June 14, 2023 @02:09PM
(#36330029)
How many tabs are simultaneously visible? An animation in a non-selected tab won't get much in the way of resources, so the number of loaded tabs shouldn't be a big factor.
I haven't noticed any drop in registrations, conversions, or any noticeable differences in traffic patterns after launching the redesign, so I'm not sure if this is actually happening. Though it's a valid concern and issue, and I do want to fix it. And I appreciate all the reports. I think it may be a retina resolution issue, but could be wrong.
On launch day, everyone loved the effect (it goes along with the new logo) and only a couple people said it performed badly, but they were on exotic devices.
I may have caused this a few days ago when I enabled rendering at retina resolution for tier 3 devices. What I wasn't expecting was so many tier 3 devices that aren't really what I'd consider "tier 3." I was expecting all tier 3 devices to be gaming-level GPUs.
I guess I should have read the source [^0] more closely and I could've avoid this.
[^0]: https://github.com/pmndrs/detect-gpu/