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That's memory management then. It reserves a large block of VIRT but resident set size is generally very low. This is to prevent memory fragmentation. When you compare it to something like Java, it has great memory management.

He slept with his driving instructor.

PopcornTime doesn't make you register and saves all bookmarks and settings. But then, that's an actual application that runs on your PC so it is able to save configuration files on the device itself. I think with some hardware ID authentication/logging, registration would not be needed. I am...

This is pretty cool. I wonder what kind of overhead it would have with a highly active SQL server (ie - 1k+ QPS) that also has slave replication. I'm no DBA but surprised we haven't seen something like this before (most things similar to this are used for DB clusters). Nice share :)

# strace -o /root/strace.myscript -fvt -s 8192 /etc/init.d/myscript # less /root/strace.myscript But yeah, this shouldn't be a service and instead a cron to grep the latest Fatal error(s) from your log file.

That would just be metadata stuff. General querying from TMDb. Surely the streaming of the magnet link would be the core of this application.

Wouldn't webtorrent be a significant portion of this?

So all this code was written from scratch by you?

Avengers: Infinity War

Let's see some code instead of two screenshots which may as well have been from Plex. Why is it finding movies that aren't even released yet?

How? By having sex When? Age 17

If you're smart you'll buy a CRT. If you're even smarter you'll ping @Macemore

Yep, looks like big portions of it were stolen from that https://www.hostinger.com/

Show me a live preview since I feel like I've sen this before.

wires, wires everywhere

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Codegolf Edit: and for @Shorty to never get a black sub.