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It's sort of analogous to "thrashing" in computer software. Once a resource is overtaxed past a certain point, the inefficiency of being in an overtaxed state
by tbabb 5y ago
It's sort of analogous to "thrashing" in computer software.
Once a resource is overtaxed past a certain point, the inefficiency of being in an overtaxed state causes the system to handle the load even worse than in normal conditions, which exacerbates the overload, causing it to get worse ad infinitum.
- treeman79 5y agoWhat spend money on real ram. We can use the hard drive as free memory. At 12 I learned a lessons about that thrashing.