#performance

Is it just me or do loading spinners feel like a design cop out?

Which free code editor actually feels premium and fast?

Is Apple's walled garden worth the price now that AI demands more power?

Do high-end CPUs feel like overkill for everyday tasks and gaming?

Do viral morning routines actually deliver results, or just feed a cultural obsession with productivity porn?

Does a $2000 gaming PC beat a $500 console for esports?

Would you switch from VS Code to Zed if it meant sacrificing your extensions library?

Does spending more money on gaming gear actually make you better at esports?

How much RAM is actually enough for gaming without wasting money?

Is "cloud native" just a marketing buzzword hiding worse performance and higher bills for most teams?

Are high-end PC builds just a status symbol for tech bros, or is the performance difference actually life-changing?

Would you switch from Chrome DevTools to Firefox Developer Edition?

Does brand loyalty in computer hardware stop you from getting the best performance?

Would you switch from VS Code to Zed Editor for raw coding speed?

Is a premium pre-workout really worth the money or just expensive caffeine?

Are Corsair RMx power supplies still the best for the price

Most people who preach productivity hacks just do less work than everyone else

Is the push for 'authenticity' just a new way to perform for likes?

Is the RTX 4090 worth the massive price tag or just overkill for most gamers?

Is "Clean Code" just a cult that bullies beginners into writing slower software?