• CIPWTTKT&GC v0x24 (v36): That Ain't Thermal Paste
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[QUOTE=Levelog;48095441]Oh god Firefox is currently using almost twice the memory that Chrome is right now, and it's only got 1/3rd of the amount of tabs open. What the hell is going on.[/QUOTE] And people say Chrome is a memory whore. That exact behavior is what originally lead to Chrome becoming popular.
[QUOTE=Van-man;48095456]And people say Chrome is a memory whore. That exact behavior is what originally lead to Chrome becoming popular.[/QUOTE] Chrome is almost always worse when it comes to memory usage in my experience. Multiple processes per tab plus overhead tends to do that. Also, there was a bugfix to a 15 year old bug yesterday that merges the content engine for all XML-based components of firefox, leading to "several hundred kB of memory saved per open tab". So that's nice.
[QUOTE=Van-man;48095456]And people say Chrome is a memory whore. That exact behavior is what originally lead to Chrome becoming popular.[/QUOTE] unused ram is wasted ram
I'm wasting 13.6 gb
At work we're wasting 2tb right now on our cluster.
[QUOTE=Van-man;48095456]And people say Chrome is a memory whore. That exact behavior is what originally lead to Chrome becoming popular.[/QUOTE] A single Facepunch tab on Firefox for me takes about ~230MB. You ask me, that's still too damn high, since it's [i]this[/i] thread and there aren't a whole lot of images, but my standards are apparently impossible.
[QUOTE=~Kiwi~v2;48096157]lets just agree that web browsers suck[/QUOTE] as do websites
Computers suck
[QUOTE=lavacano;48096147]A single Facepunch tab on Firefox for me takes about ~230MB. You ask me, that's still too damn high, since it's [i]this[/i] thread and there aren't a whole lot of images, but my standards are apparently impossible.[/QUOTE] Let's find out how much it'll use with a metric ton of more tabs. [editline]01 July 2015[/editline] Apparently not too shabby at it. Just broke 1000MiB with fifty-one tabs in Firefox, uBlock Origin blocking, the operating system running, X plus a window manager for windows, and several other programs doing assorted tasks in total. A little more bloated than I hoped, but we can partially blame that on what average consumers expect out of the internet with <video>, complicated JavaScript, and whatnot having to be put in a browser in order to stay relevant. Kind of a shame it's come down to that. [editline]01 July 2015[/editline] [QUOTE=butre;48096031]unused ram is wasted ram[/QUOTE] The abilty to multitask is a nice feature. Having programs use a little memory as possible allows for more tasks to be run to get more done on equal or less RAM.
[QUOTE=Stonecycle;48096233]The abilty to multitask is a nice feature. Having programs use a little memory as possible allows for more tasks to be run to get more done on equal or less RAM.[/QUOTE] RAM usage expanding to fill free space (caching etc.) doesn't necessarily mean programs can't run on low RAM.
[QUOTE=DrTaxi;48096246]RAM usage expanding to fill free space (caching etc.) doesn't necessarily mean programs can't run on low RAM.[/QUOTE] I run without SWAP (and therefor disk caching) on my Laptop in a effort to weed out programs that doesn't play nice and only use as much ram as necessary. fuck this trend with "IT'S ALL MINE!!" regarding RAM usage.
[QUOTE=Van-man;48096278]I run without SWAP (and therefor disk caching) on my Laptop in a effort to weed out programs that doesn't play nice and only use as much ram as necessary. fuck this trend with "IT'S ALL MINE!!" regarding RAM usage.[/QUOTE] I'm talking about in-RAM caching (memory-mapped files, for example), not on-disk caching.
Could anyone briefly explain to me, or link some kind of guide or something, as to how to use these kind of commands? [code]$ sudo apt-get install lets-encrypt[/code] Edit: Nevermind, got explained in another thread.
[QUOTE=imacc2009;48096309]Could anyone briefly explain to me, or link some kind of guide or something, as to how to use these kind of commands? [code]$ sudo apt-get install lets-encrypt[/code] Edit: Nevermind, got explained in another thread.[/QUOTE] if you have to ask what apt-get is you're not the target audience of let's encrypt
[QUOTE=imacc2009;48096309]Could anyone briefly explain to me, or link some kind of guide or something, as to how to use these kind of commands? [code]$ sudo apt-get install lets-encrypt[/code] Edit: Nevermind, got explained in another thread.[/QUOTE] I see your edit, but man is your friend.
[QUOTE=LimEJET;48096341]I see your edit, but man is your friend.[/QUOTE] the implication is this is an end user asking how to install lets-encrypt, when let's encrypt is designed for server admin
[QUOTE=LordCrypto;48096326]if you have to ask what apt-get is you're not the target audience of let's encrypt[/QUOTE] I'm definitely not the target audience, I was just curious.
oh my god 110v across the chest fucking sucks
[QUOTE=butre;48096383]oh my god 110v across the chest fucking sucks[/QUOTE] I do hope you're going to stay under observation for at-least 24 hours by some sort of medical professional. [url]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fibrillation[/url] is not fun since it can lead to death.
is there any decent, powerful all in one out there? other than an imac i just love the form
[QUOTE=butre;48096383]oh my god 110v across the chest fucking sucks[/QUOTE] How did you manage that ?
[QUOTE=Van-man;48096399]I do hope you're going to stay under observation for at-least 24 hours by some sort of medical professional. [url]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fibrillation[/url] is not fun since it can lead to death.[/QUOTE] it's not the worst shock I've had by a long shot. a while back I was doing some welding, while adjusting the ground clamp I discovered a crack in my electrode lead and took 24 volts at 100 amps. that's over twice the wattage that I just took from the outlet [editline]1st July 2015[/editline] [QUOTE=Chryseus;48096501]How did you manage that ?[/QUOTE] fixing a short in an blower fan, turns out the chassis was grounded when it shouldn't have been
[QUOTE=Sand Castle;48096441]is there any decent, powerful all in one out there? other than an imac i just love the form[/QUOTE] [URL="http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/nuc/nuc-comparison.html"]Core-i5 NUC [/URL]and the copycats: [url]http://ca.gigabyte.com/products/list.aspx?s=47&ck=104&p=367&v=6[/url] [url]http://www.asus.com/ASUS_VivoPC/[/url] [url]http://www.zotac.com/products/mini-pcs/product/mini-pcs/sort/starttime/order/DESC/amount/30.html[/url]
[QUOTE=butre;48096383]oh my god 110v across the chest fucking sucks[/QUOTE] [img]http://i.imgur.com/X8MwBhv.png[/img] List of people who are probably going to hell
[QUOTE=butre;48096502]it's not the worst shock I've had by a long shot. a while back I was doing some welding, while adjusting the ground clamp I discovered a crack in my electrode lead and took 24 volts at 100 amps. that's over twice the wattage that I just took from the outlet [editline]1st July 2015[/editline] fixing a short in an blower fan, turns out the chassis was grounded when it shouldn't have been[/QUOTE] A shock from 24V is a lot less dangerous than 110V on account of your body resistance limiting the current, if you managed to get 100A through your body at 24V you'd literally be smoking, even 110 it takes some bad circumstances to get a significant current flow. Practically all appliances with a metal chassis are grounded as a safety measure, you wouldn't want the chassis to become live and shock people.
[QUOTE=~Kiwi~v2;48096596]im already in hell can tell you its warm and lovely[/QUOTE] warm is why I was fixing the fan to begin with
[QUOTE=Chryseus;48096618]A shock from 24V is a lot less dangerous than 110V on account of your body resistance limiting the current, if you managed to get 100A through your body you'd literally be smoking, even 110 it takes some bad circumstances to get a significant current flow. Practically all appliances with a metal chassis are grounded as a safety measure, you wouldn't want the chassis to become live and shock people.[/QUOTE] the chassis is more of an enclosure, it's supposed to be completely electrically isolated from the electric bits, there are urethane standoffs between it and the bit with the motor. a frayed wire was the problem
It really sucks that I'm fed up with my AMD fanboyism right now. I just cannot do anything with my a10-5800k. This wouldn't be a problem if I wasn't jobless. If I had a job I could just consult you guys for a new case, mobo, and Intel CPU.
But, what possessed you to get it in the first place?
aw ye, got a hold of a 1mbps wireless connection at a campsite, now i can download youtube videos :v:
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