Michael Ekstrand (elehack)
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Though this would only improve JS heap usage; wouldn't help page caches, images, other non-JS storage.
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Sun/Oracle's CompressedOops docs indicate that the typical Java heap grows 50% on 64-bit w/o compression. I expect JS would be similar.
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I seem to notice 64-bit FF taking noticably more memory than 32-bit; compressed pointers would help with that.
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Pondering… would !firefox ever support compressed pointers like Java? Could help mem usage on x86-64. http://is.gd/2RwbtZ
about 6 days ago from web -
voted for "Thunderbird"
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voted for "DuckDuckGo"
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about 4 months ago from web
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Good idea - thanks. Didn't think of that.
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Is there a way to have a default command in !mercurial, so just running 'hg' runs 'hg summary'?
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Interesting - I went the other way. Didn't like what I saw of Unity prior to release, jumped to Fedora for Gnome 3.
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Wow, identi.ca has really redone itself. Feels a lot more FB than Twitter now :(
about 5 months ago from web -
@reality many thanks - exactly what I needed.
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Are there stats anywhere for the most-used !identica clients?
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@dobey: I don't think you can compare autotools to a hammer. It is more like a rotten piece of wood with a dead possum tied to the end.
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Xmonad is working well on school workstation. Debating whether to run it on my laptop as well.
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Listening to an acoustic mandolin rendition of "Fragile" on Pandora. Beautiful.
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@zack have you e-mailed Facebook about it? methinks you should have grounds to get it taken down.
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ninja marketing: at http://ur1.ca/1fouc #facebook claims that I'm on facebook (encouraging ppl to join). well,I'm not and that's on purpose
Thursday, 02-Sep-10 07:21:52 UTC from Gwibber at Paris, Île-de-France, France in context Repeat of zack -
@jeanaustinr @duckduckgo. It'll give you definitions in the 0-Click Info.
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@segphault I love Qt, but QAbstractItemModel is pain. GtkTreeModel is much easier to use IMO. Maybe Qt's approach has benefits I don't see.
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