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Keeping values in a json format

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firsnur96

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Keeping telemetry values in a json format in every second will hurt my cpu?
Is there any harm?
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Keeping telemetry values in a json format in every second will hurt my cpu?
Is there any harm?
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@firsnur96 Every second? No, unless your JSON is really huge...
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Keeping telemetry values in a json format in every second will hurt my cpu?
Is there any harm?
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@firsnur96 your CPU, no, not when you do it every second

your HD / SSD when you do that for an extended amount of time, like a (continuous) month, then yes
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@firsnur96 your CPU, no, not when you do it every second

your HD / SSD when you do that for an extended amount of time, like a (continuous) month, then yes
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@J-Hilk thank you
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