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As of now, the last topic & post in challenge's section is made by @cawk on Sunday, January 31 inside unpackme's section :

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However, the category listing shows us that the last post in Unpackme's was made by @White on 26th of January - which is incorrect:

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To make matters even more confusing, main page says that the last post was made by @0xNOP on Saturday, January 30 (which is also incorrect):

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Mind showing us with how many RAM are you feeding this fox right now ? I'm curious / shocked about TabPage.Opened.Count();

Edited by XenocodeRCE

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It's totally offtopic but ok, I'll bite.

 

My Chrome has around 20 processes running, using in total 2-3GB or RAM. :) On average my system uses 4.5 out of available 6GB of RAM. 

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RAM is cheap these days and I very much rather keep X tabs open in a browser than add X static bookmarks which I will never visit again.
 

  • 2 weeks later...

Is this still happening for you? I noticed it once and it's not occurred since, at least as far as I know...

Ted.

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