Re:Splix.io
by rednerrus on Monday October 24, 2016 @12:49AM
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It could use better memory management.
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No kidding -- after a couple of minutes of play, it brought my 32GB Mac to a near halt.
Re:Splix.io
by subinsebastien on Monday October 24, 2016 @06:48AM
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In one minute, I had to force Quit chrome on my mac.
Doesn't that mean your OS is rather broken as well?
Re:Splix.io
by BoorishBears on Monday October 24, 2016 @09:03AM
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Broken for respecting it's owners wish to run a program with most of the resources available to it?
Re:Splix.io
by pritambaral on Tuesday October 25, 2016 @12:55AM
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Tangentially related — and I'm not dissing on OS X here — but I really like the Linux kernel's Magic SysRq keys. It's a simple concept: no matter what software does, the hardware will always pass through the kernel first; so set up special keybindings to command the kernel to do special things.
Alt-SysRq-f pulls out the OOM killer, which targets the worst memory abusing process and just mercilessly kills it. It's super handy on a desktop OS that's frequently pushed to its limits. Chrome eating too much RAM? Pull out Alt-SysRq-f and kill the fattest Chrome process!
It is never my wish to devote so many resources to a program that the desktop becomes unresponsive.
Yep. There should at least be some kind of high-priority kill switch for that sort of thing.
It ate up all my system memory after I got to about 9th place or something after 2 minutes and I had to force quit Chrome.
Re:Splix.io
by o_____________o on Monday October 24, 2016 @09:46AM
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Locked up my Macbook in the same manner, quite impressive
Weird.. it works easily on my iPad.
Re:Splix.io
by codesmitten on Monday October 24, 2016 @03:35PM
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Played a 21 minute game without issues on my 16GB laptop on chrome.