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[ARCH] [EASYAF] Use RAM for Firefox and boost performance and decrease drive wear
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Can someone back up my claim that 10-20GB writes per day is nothing for a modern SSD?
Edit: with a 256 TBW and a 20GB write/day it gives some 13.000 days so the lifespan of an SSD will largely be the limiting factor.