We now boot so often kernels this is important.
My tv boots a kernel, Alexa's, laptops, cars etc.
And this might be not specifically critical but it's a sign of people just doing something less optimal
My tv boots a kernel, Alexa's, laptops, cars etc.
And this might be not specifically critical but it's a sign of people just doing something less optimal
The original comment you replied to mentioned cars in the context of booting devices often, so I simply pointed out that yes, actually it makes sense to boot up some devices when they go to receive input and not to leave them in standby as you suggested. In a vehicle that may sit off/idle for several weeks, it's best not to drain the battery unnecessarily.
If someone did not optimize this this might indicate other optimizations
But yes, I also hate when home router takes forever to reboot and reconnect