What do you think they're doing that requires gigabytes of ram?
Thinking having a cellular connection is significantly any more memory intensive than a wifi or ethernet connection tells me that it's you who doesn't have the faintest idea of anything. You're projecting
in my laptop, not my pc, but yes. And it doesn't make a difference. It needs a couple of megabytes of ram. Not gigabytes. A cellular modem does its thing in its own firmware, the driver side is tiny in comparison.
When you work in embedded stuff with kilobytes of ram, you learn to appreciate just how much a little memory could go. Yes, I do know, this shit is my bread and butter
my pc also has a full networking stack, just like the phone. And it has a bunch of services running. And i didn't count cached memory for either, just what is in use at the moment.
If you had 64gigs of ram you'd want 60+ to be used as cache, not to be "in use". And i force closed all apps except the one I'm using to write this comment.
Why is it so hard for you to believe stuff is bloated and can actually be significantly more efficient?
My phone doesn't have all the services my pc has either...
more than two seasons nowadays is a minor miracle
What do you think they're doing that requires gigabytes of ram?
Thinking having a cellular connection is significantly any more memory intensive than a wifi or ethernet connection tells me that it's you who doesn't have the faintest idea of anything. You're projecting
always will be. I just don't afford a couple hundred grand for the "bigger living room" optional accessory
well actually, yes we do know, by actually checking. You cannot guarantee anything.
i got a copilot button now! It automatically presses some key combination I could have just used before! But I lost the menu key!
in my laptop, not my pc, but yes. And it doesn't make a difference. It needs a couple of megabytes of ram. Not gigabytes. A cellular modem does its thing in its own firmware, the driver side is tiny in comparison.
When you work in embedded stuff with kilobytes of ram, you learn to appreciate just how much a little memory could go. Yes, I do know, this shit is my bread and butter
my pc also has a full networking stack, just like the phone. And it has a bunch of services running. And i didn't count cached memory for either, just what is in use at the moment.
If you had 64gigs of ram you'd want 60+ to be used as cache, not to be "in use". And i force closed all apps except the one I'm using to write this comment.
Why is it so hard for you to believe stuff is bloated and can actually be significantly more efficient?
My phone doesn't have all the services my pc has either...
my pc at home, which doubles as a server, which runs plex, qbittorrent and other stuff, idles at about 1.5 to 2 gigs. While signed in to kde
The phone i am typing this on is currently sitting at just under 5gigs in use, jerboa is the only open app.
the screen zooms a bit when you're about to get hit. It helps a lot with learning timing
it's called bootstrapping. I agree it's a very interesting concept
the fact that systems exist which don't, but still do the same things
oh ok. then that's the same here
here we didn't get to bring our own meals. We weren't even allowed to go home or keep our phones at all, nor get visitors
evidence of what?
nah.... it's already losing them fucktons of money, they don't know how to turn a profit, and they're still going
are you serious? or maybe you just accidentally ran headfirst into a corner of one of your walls?
That phone wasn't evidence of anything, and all he did was give them a password when they asked for one. Not under oath
in the us.... the hyundai is sold elsewhere too. in places where cybertruck isn't even road legal
read the op's complaint. And all those extra services shouldn't need gb of ram anyway.
syncthing fork ran just fine always enabled. Basicsync seems to suck down my battery like crazy