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I'm curious what Firefox could have done in this case beyond just killing off the tab. The issue was a check in old kernels that was being triggered by some in
by jandrese 3y ago
I'm curious what Firefox could have done in this case beyond just killing off the tab. The issue was a check in old kernels that was being triggered by some insane code.
This example had me remembering the discussion from earlier today about why modern code is so slow even though the machines are so fast. I doubt there were many Win32 programs that attempted to pass in 20,000 parameters to a function.