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On many systems, processes that are rapidly restarting or crashing tend to be throttled; depending on whether cores are enabled you can flood the system with co
by foobiekr 4y ago
On many systems, processes that are rapidly restarting or crashing tend to be throttled; depending on whether cores are enabled you can flood the system with core i/o. In addition, forking servers are often deliberately written to limit the fork frequency (fork bomb prevention).