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The most obvious way it manifests is through progressive performance degradation, delayed response or output delivery times, locking up and an eventual necessit
by vezzy-fnord 11y ago
The most obvious way it manifests is through progressive performance degradation, delayed response or output delivery times, locking up and an eventual necessity to kill/exec again for usable operation.
It isn't about "feeling big" at all. You can have large, feature-packed programs that still respond quickly and don't fragment.