due to bandwidth concerns

I feel like I've stepped out of a time machine...

Concerns over the bandwidth of a little image (or HTML table), talk of Windows XP, Austin Allegros and Tiny Perl...

I wasn't overly worried about the bandwidth of images in the days of Windows XP. Those days are well and truly over - at least for most of us! So, I am not sure we should worry too much about the bandwidth of reasonably sized images now in 2023. If the creators of YouTube or TikTok had been worrying about bandwidth they would have been in some problems...

In reply to Time Machine? (was: Re^8: How to find out if an argument is an LVALUE ?) by Bod
in thread How to find out if an argument is an LVALUE ? (TinyPerl) by harangzsolt33

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