390.8 MB worth of app just to change the brightness value of a single non-rgb led in my mouse.

Also to track everything you do with your mouse, going forward.

A small and simple scripting language. Kinda ironic, huh?

Electron?

how do you even find that out?

@SidTheITGuy when you download files from the internet, it shows their size

@Lensflare the scariest part is that I'm not sure. I had to boot windows to run this crap (this crap obviously doesn't exist for linux, and I wouldn't have installed THIS thing on my main system anyway), so I couldn't tell. It looked damn native. Maybe .net?

One word: electron

@kiki might be react native or other bloated web-adjacent bullshit

@iiii react native doesn’t run on windows

@kiki well, i have no clue. i don't use all of that at all.

@kiki no, wait. it is available for windows. win11 start menu is based on react native. (and it's cursed)

@kiki okay weirdo, but what about in cases where you're using Windows and things update in the background ??

I thought this was one of those things

3 bytes to write the value 0b01011011 to the serial port at address 0x7ffe5367e044.

390.7999 million bytes to upload your entire hard drive to every known advertisement agency on the planet.

@iiii it's based on electron

@SidTheITGuy why would anyone use that?