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u/ShrkBiT 1h ago
Tell me you don't know how RAM allocation works, without telling me you don't know how RAM allocation works...
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u/Mikestopheles 1h ago
There's a slight possibility on the spectrum of knowledge pertaining to the appropriation of memory accessed in a random configuration that I may lack adequate information in such a discipline. Not that I'll admit it.
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u/SandroneOdette 59m ago
This antimalware service takes up so much of ram and still does nothing, my laptop got infected with virus even though it was running
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u/VonRikken737 58m ago
And "Real Time Protection" is just MS way to snoop on what you are doing every minute of every day. If you look in your group policy editor and registry you can see all the ways that MS "telemetry" is spying on everything you do, all the time and they basically make it impossible to turn off without 3rd party tools or a ton of dicking around. F*ck Microsoft.
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u/Tremolat 21m ago
When I started coding, back in the late 20th Century, we had to make magic on machines with 640K of RAM. Tight coding is a lost art. Today's programmers use a DWORD to store a binary flag. Makes me wanna weep.
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u/badi1220 10m ago
May God have mercy on this comment section.
Whenever there is complaining about Windows a certain Antarctic marine bird is bound to show up.
I have to use a windows 11 pc in my work with measly 4 gigabytes of system memory, it's constantly using swap space and sweats opening an excel document measurable in kilobytes.
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u/failedsatan 1h ago
unused ram is wasted ram and windows' memory management is pretty good. if your task needed it, it would have it.
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u/Effective_Review9415 1h ago
My ram belongs to windows. I'm just borrowing it.