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1. Windigo ☴ (windigo)'s status on Wednesday, 19-Jun-2013 14:35:43 EDT Windigo ☴
   Just learned a bit about web workers in Javascript - basically the ability to multi-thread Javascript a bit. Sounds cool. :)
   • lnxwalt (lnxwalt)'s status on Wednesday, 19-Jun-2013 14:42:54 EDT lnxwalt

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     @windigo Is this server-side or client-side JS? When I see #Chromium using 2GiB of RAM (out of 4), I don’t look forward to even more JS.
   • Windigo ☴ (windigo)'s status on Wednesday, 19-Jun-2013 14:50:47 EDT Windigo ☴

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     • lnxwalt
     @lnxwalt This is client side - although it shouldn't affect RAM usage much, I think. CPU usage, however... :D
   • Windigo ☴ (windigo)'s status on Wednesday, 19-Jun-2013 14:51:38 EDT Windigo ☴

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     • lnxwalt
     @lnxwalt If you'd like your RAM back, I'd suggest Noscript; it blocks Javascript and plugins, at least on Firefox.