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"Every core, honestly", "Not just used. Accounted for.", "More signal. Less hunting.", "Your machine. Your phosphor." anyways, after scrolling through all of t
by john_strinlai 2mo ago
"Every core, honestly", "Not just used. Accounted for.", "More signal. Less hunting.", "Your machine. Your phosphor."
anyways, after scrolling through all of that stuff, it is not clear to me what the benefit of using this over normal task manager (or sysinternals tools) is, other than themes i guess?
perhaps it is better than whatever the native task management program is on mac?
"lots of words. not much substance".
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- mikestew 2mo agoperhaps it is better than whatever the native task management program is on Mac? Activity Monitor works well enough for me. But, damn, I'd rather visually parse top all day before I'd resign myself to gaze upon that hideous mess.
- walrus01 2mo agoMacports also provides htop , for the CLI folks.
- ntstatusquo 1mo agoNothing wrong with using AI for software development, but your product landing page being chock full of LLM-isms is an honest signal about how much care was put into this project. Also, it somehow, bafflingly, against all odds, manages to use 60% more memory and 3x as much CPU as the underwhelming XAML task manager that comes with windows. How about we figure out how to use fewer resources, rather than way more resources, than the already unreasonably inefficient thing that Microsoft ships? Also, I find it funny that this TMOG thing seems to apply a special rule such that its own process does not appear in the dashboards by default.