> Anubis tries to make sure that it can use as many cores as possible in order to take advantage of your device's CPU as much as it can.
Don't do that. Also both the software and its author is now on my blacklist.
Don't do that. Also both the software and its author is now on my blacklist.
Performance is the most important feature at some level. If an unauthenticated request from the public internet ties up your web server's CPU for more than a few hundred microseconds, you are eventually going to get screwed no matter how you slice it.
Systems that use more electricity for no other reason than use more electricity and raise bills should be illegal imho, as that's what Anubis does and why it blows my mind people think PoW is a good idea.
Imagine you bought a TV and there was a device in the TV that did /nothing/ but just use more electricity to persuade agaisnt people having too many TVs in their house.
Pretending like these solutions don't exist seems to be the central prerequisite for engaging in much of the related conversation space.
Yeah, I'm imagining it and my imagination tells me it's trivial, especially next to the thick layer of web framework sludge people smear over everything.
Do you have an argument that involves a number?