Windows 11 built-in weather app eats more than 1.2 GB of memory just to tell you if it is going to rain or hot today.
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Windows 11 built-in weather app eats more than 1.2 GB of memory just to tell you if it is going to rain or hot today. Hah. Linux and Unix users just type:
curl wttr.in
curl wttr.in/city_name_here
curl wttr.in/nyc
curl wttr.in/moon
curl wttr.in/london@nixCraft What a time to be alive reading this as "praise" to compare
"Apple’s Weather app on macOS is a single native process using 246.7MB of memory."
What have we done to computers
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@nixCraft What a time to be alive reading this as "praise" to compare
"Apple’s Weather app on macOS is a single native process using 246.7MB of memory."
What have we done to computers
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Windows 11 built-in weather app eats more than 1.2 GB of memory just to tell you if it is going to rain or hot today. Hah. Linux and Unix users just type:
curl wttr.in
curl wttr.in/city_name_here
curl wttr.in/nyc
curl wttr.in/moon
curl wttr.in/london@nixCraft I personally just look at the sky and sigh in despair. No RAM involved.
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Windows 11 built-in weather app eats more than 1.2 GB of memory just to tell you if it is going to rain or hot today. Hah. Linux and Unix users just type:
curl wttr.in
curl wttr.in/city_name_here
curl wttr.in/nyc
curl wttr.in/moon
curl wttr.in/london@nixCraft didn't they once also have like a telnet or finger interface? Or was that some other service, I don't remember...
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