> How is client core count contributing to this in any way?
I maintain an open source encryption/decryption library[1] for E2EE privacy request fulfillment at my current employer. We use navigator.hardwareConcurrency to distribute decryption jobs across multiple CPU cores so that you can get your E2EE files downloaded in a timely manner.
> It's not really blowing my mind that you are an disingenuous douchebag
If it can be done, it will be done. Real progress lies in the social norms that we perpetuate through the standards and policies of the applications that we use. Try to be the force that makes changes for a world that you want to live in.
I maintain an open source encryption/decryption library[1] for E2EE privacy request fulfillment at my current employer. We use navigator.hardwareConcurrency to distribute decryption jobs across multiple CPU cores so that you can get your E2EE files downloaded in a timely manner.
> It's not really blowing my mind that you are an disingenuous douchebag
If it can be done, it will be done. Real progress lies in the social norms that we perpetuate through the standards and policies of the applications that we use. Try to be the force that makes changes for a world that you want to live in.
1. https://github.com/transcend-io/penumbra/