Wessam
@nox4real.bsky.social
I write code and play games, sometimes I take pictures.
You might find me ranting about any of these things, or something else completely, who knows!
Oh also github.com/wessamfathi & https://wessam.dev
You might find me ranting about any of these things, or something else completely, who knows!
Oh also github.com/wessamfathi & https://wessam.dev
My PC runs multiplayer shooter games at 240 FPS, easily.
This same PC stutters with the new WhatsApp.
That's it, that's the post.
This same PC stutters with the new WhatsApp.
That's it, that's the post.
January 8, 2026 at 12:35 PM
My PC runs multiplayer shooter games at 240 FPS, easily.
This same PC stutters with the new WhatsApp.
That's it, that's the post.
This same PC stutters with the new WhatsApp.
That's it, that's the post.
I believe strongly in the Green Software movement.
But, while not directly related, more often than not you will find that by optimizing performance, you end up using less energy. Whether from CPU or GPU cycles, less memory usage, or whatever, using less hardware usually means less energy.
But, while not directly related, more often than not you will find that by optimizing performance, you end up using less energy. Whether from CPU or GPU cycles, less memory usage, or whatever, using less hardware usually means less energy.
Green Software Engineering: Measuring Energy, Not Just Performance https://cstu.io/6ecc93 #oneplus #python #gaming
Green Software Engineering: Measuring Energy, Not Just Performance
We measure speed, but what about the energy? Most software engineers measure success using...
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January 5, 2026 at 8:02 PM
I believe strongly in the Green Software movement.
But, while not directly related, more often than not you will find that by optimizing performance, you end up using less energy. Whether from CPU or GPU cycles, less memory usage, or whatever, using less hardware usually means less energy.
But, while not directly related, more often than not you will find that by optimizing performance, you end up using less energy. Whether from CPU or GPU cycles, less memory usage, or whatever, using less hardware usually means less energy.