m0xEE @m0xee@librem.one

@OmegaPolice
I don't remember experiencing these insane leaks for quite some time already and AutoTabDiscard usually helps freeing lots of RAM, no need for a complete restart.

@OmegaPolice
…it uses just about half a gigabyte of real RAM (resident, virtual memory allocated is still above 4 Gb of course) — as you can see, it's very modest, Thunderbird consumes more even when idle, and software based on webkit-gtk can consume about 2 Gb easily just after opening a couple of pages. I'm using Firefox in Void Linux and I stopped updating it at FF124 — could also be the reason why it's different here.

@OmegaPolice
Yes, it uses tab unloading, it just gives you more customisation and fine-grained control over it. I have to admit, I don't open many "heavy" website — could be the real reason I never experience these leaks, but the machine I'm typing this on is decade-old laptop with only 16 gigs of RAM, it has an uptime of over a month, I'm not certain that Firefox kept running the entire time though, but it currently has about two dozens of open tabs, most of which are unloaded and…
@fribbledom

@phnt
> Maybe, just maybe, improve Rust instead of complaining about Linux
Catering to the people never helps either, the problem described in the opening post isn't about Rust, it's about interfaces *already implemented in the kernel* — Linux maintainers are reluctant to change them, even if you offer them the option of changing the language to their needs, they will just keep making those up as an excuse to not use it, the problem isn't Rust 🤷
@desttinghim @Lyude @lina

@phnt
> Almost all of the Linux maintainers can be abrasive at times, but the code quality is generally really good.
😏
Oh you!
But otherwise — yeah, you have a point. Introducing such a tectonic shift to a mature project is a challenge and might not even be possible, appealing to the public won't help. The Rust crowd is better off abandoning that pile of garbage that is Linux kernel and making their own, maybe borrowing heavily from it.
@adamw @rain

@romin @teto
Crawfish in my Steam, this shrimp is just not real 🤪

@OmegaPolice
Try this extension: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/auto-tab-discard/
Firefox does some of it itself so I've never seen it grow indefinitely, but this one limits it further. I've configured it to only allow five tabs to remain active — probably not for everyone, but it works for me!
@fribbledom

@kirby
How many bottles of Jameson have you drank today? 🥴

@munir
🧌 — isn't it a standard Unicode emoji?

@newt @lain
🐿

@lain
(Obligatory @newt joke about superspreader event having something to do with ladies spreading their legs)

@kroner
But this game — isn't Doom, it doesn't appear to be successful. If you want it to fail — ignore it, but what you are doing is the opposite — you're promoting it. Were it not for the threads of ones outraged by it — I wouldn't even know that it exists.
What I find odd is that nowadays in contrast to Doom, it's not parents worried about the violence who want to decide what doesn't belong in a videogame, but most often those in their twenties who don't even have kids, but okay🤷

@djsumdog

@kroner
I just find the fact that bullying is recognised as a valid strategy for achieving something good disturbing, I don't care about the game — it's for a crowd that neither of us belong and I'm not the one to decide what does and what doesn't belong in a video game. And you shouldn't either, don't like it = don't play it — it's THAT simple. Banning swastikas from Wolfenstein or Doom for the violence and demons — the idea isn't new: https://www.wired.com/2011/09/germany-ban-doom/
Did that work?
@djsumdog