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# Do the Frying Pan Spang!
(, Thu 16 Mar 2006, 19:30, archived)
# Nice!
I could watch that for hours!
(, Thu 16 Mar 2006, 19:31, archived)
# Woo
to this being so clean and <250k!

(needs more spong eyes though)

/edit:
But it already looks most nice. Hurrah!
(, Thu 16 Mar 2006, 19:32, archived)
# never fucking happy
are you?
(, Thu 16 Mar 2006, 19:34, archived)
# Haha sorry!
I'll try to be more fluffy :)

Woo to everything! (But especially this!)
(, Thu 16 Mar 2006, 19:39, archived)
# Yay!
Bobbleheads!
(, Thu 16 Mar 2006, 19:33, archived)
# that is rather hypnotic
woo-o-oo
(, Thu 16 Mar 2006, 19:34, archived)
# Nice!
TJ: Anyone else using FireFox and getting their mem usage close to 1/2 gigabyte?
(, Thu 16 Mar 2006, 19:35, archived)
# when it's using that much it means
"switch off the internet, you've seen it all".

Firefox is a bit slapdash with its memory allocation when it comes to tabs, sessions and so on. Any video plugins and extension's you have running will add to it too (just running a quicktime file adds the whole running version of quicktime into firefox's memory - so there's 30Mb to start with)
(, Thu 16 Mar 2006, 19:40, archived)
# Are you on 1.0.x or 1.5.x?
I hear 1.5 hogs the memory rather a lot.
(, Thu 16 Mar 2006, 19:43, archived)
# it's always hogged memory for me on my pc.
but the pc doesn't complain.
(, Thu 16 Mar 2006, 19:46, archived)
# Haha mine neither!
A gig just about covers everything.

But apparently the way 1.5 speeds up forwards/backwards history browsing is by saving what all the pages looked like in memory. And it needs a fair bit of memory to do that.
(, Thu 16 Mar 2006, 19:54, archived)
# 1.0
It's just sucky to have to restart it.
(, Thu 16 Mar 2006, 19:54, archived)
# Mine does that all the cocking time.
Close all firefox windows, start a-fucking-gain.
(, Thu 16 Mar 2006, 19:45, archived)
# Yay!
(, Thu 16 Mar 2006, 20:05, archived)
# Hit the n00b
:D excellent work wonchop
(, Thu 16 Mar 2006, 20:07, archived)