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2025 Black Friday / Cyber Monday: FLASH SALE & MEGATHREAD - "The Trade War"
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Most of you guys don't get it. In order to understand mjj, you must become mjj
Would've been even funnier if it was the same person from last time.
elohesrA
alohomora
Too good to throw away, but not good enough to keep
Lana
Mines more fitting
I became MJJ just a lil while ago but I still don't understand
SG plz!
lanA*
Stack overflow.
Too much recursion.
谢谢
Much better
just waiting for them to start fighing
Not having much luck with the hub are you? Sophie Rain has a black friday sale on the OF ive been enjoying that intead
I know it's got no lyrics but is it just me or it's Japanese?
Heya i need a DMCA ignored hoster for a cheap Storage Box and a VPS to handle the storage, any hoster here that can offer that ?
ihos tart ddr ignor
@aluy can hook it up #ad #promo #wheresmyaffiliatelink
HostHatch sale is back open for about 4 hours if anyone wants anything.
@kuroit should we expect a NY (Telehouse) offering?
...or did I miss it
Get involved son i donated 563$ so far but she hasnt replied to me yet but im sure she will soon
The main reason for not having zero is that it gives you some breathing space in the cases when you do actually run out of memory. The machine slows down suddenly as it's swapping, and there's a short window of opportunity to log in and kill the job before it properly OOMs. And honestly, the linux kernel used to be very bad when there was a real OOM, although I think it's saner now.
The second reason is that there's a lot of stuff that doesn't need to be memory resident. Lots of processes are started up at boot-time and hang around even though they seldom need to be paged in. Having some swap allows them to be paged out and more useful stuff to be done with the memory, like acting as a disk cache instead. In this case, that hasn't happened as my database working set is pretty small, so it only needs a few GB. But on machines with only 16GB, it's definitely useful to have 1-2GB of swap even if you only "need" 8GB of resident processes.
Don't know.
Wow
"640k ought to be enough for anybody"
128GB of RAM ought to be enough for anybody.
I swear to FAT32-sama these are VN OSTs.
Especially VNs from the older era