Also I would suggest using a Windows machine which seems to run out of memory despite hundreds of gigabytes of swap and yet still ~70% of RAM full. I don't know

Also I would suggest using a Windows machine which seems to run out of memory despite hundreds of gigabytes of swap and yet still ~70% of RAM full. I don't know what's causing the bug but it affects multiple systems I use and it's a right nuisance with a nearly full disk to have >10% of it sitting there idle just in case whatever's over-allocating memory decides to actually use it (I mean, I guess I could also direct my ire at whatever broken accounting fails to actually tell me what's causing it as well, but I can be mad at two things at once).