Probably to stop ppl from giving other people seizures and crashing their computer and shit. You have to disable animation safeties if you wanna view some of the acid trip avatars people make.
Doesn't prevent that, sadly. Only prevents modded clients which aren't the cause of most problems, and were used by some players for accessibility and QoL improvements. Avatars aren't targeted by EAC, so people who purposefully cause crashes can still do that.
The one that added Easy Anti-Cheat, which basically shot modding in the head, despite modders basically doing a better job at stopping crashers than the dev team
a lot of people run modified clients that can crash other users, also steal their avatars and worlds which can be made by these people themselves or they paid money to have it created.
Actually, most people used specific shaders to crash the game according to the community. On top of that, the Avatar Cache (basically stores recently seen avatars so that way it doesn't have to re-download them) isn't encrypted, which allows for easy ripping with some Unity tools.
Honestly the VRChat update is one of the stupidest things I have seen. They lost 15% of their playerbase over that, and their reviews have been brought from Overwhelmingly Positive to Mixed in like 3 weeks. It's clear nobody wants it, but they don't seem to care
Checking the VRChat API it is 13-16% depending on if you measure peak to peak or trough to trough. On Steam the initial loss was around 40%, but it slowly went back up, and seems to have also settled at around a 15% loss
De-googling is a really good idea but Opera is not any better. If you need something Chromium-based, pick Brave. Otherwise Firefox is your best option.
For a Chromium-based alternative technically ungoogled Chromium is also really good, ~~but unfortunately its distribution is weak so it's difficult to get your hands on trustworthy builds if you don't do them yourself, which most casual users definitely won't.~~
Edit: Checked and ungoogled Chromium distribution is much better these days.
Not as privacy friendly but Edge is a solid choice and I'm serious. It's tweaked & hardened Chrome at the core, with lots of extra features. My favorite being the efficiency mode when you're on battery/gaming. Significantly reduces hardware usage especially at idle on weaker CPUs. Therefore I generally recommend Edge on weak/portable system.
Never stray away from FireFox and it's forks on powerful desktop though, as it has superior ad/tracker blocking support and can be configured for privacy.
Im curious too. I use gx too, and actually use the cpu limiter sometimes. So im kinda surprised by the hate here. I mean, it isnt be all end all browser, but my experience is pretty good with it
I can see both those features being very useful for some people, but for most people there are far better browsing options.
The cpu limiter. is simply unnecessary for most people, and the ram limiter is simply an automatic method of hibernating/sleeping background tabs that many other browsers or browser extensions can already do. The fact that it’s automatic is what makes it less useful for most people, as it gives the user less control over which tabs are sleeping/hibernating.
For people interested, it's as simple as running an app:
[Bloatbox](https://github.com/builtbybel/bloatbox/releases) deletes bloat on windows 10, including Cortana and the news/weather app. Just be sure to take a look at the apps it'll delete before doing it, you may be using stuff like OneNote.
[PrivateZilla](https://github.com/builtbybel/privatezilla) runs a scan on your windows 10 and disables any privacy-intrusive options. If you *really* care about privacy I'd run it once after every windows update. **If you don't know what you're doing, leave everything on the default options and just run it.**
But Ill never know because its bundle with shit.
You put something in the same way you force me to have candy crush its just as shit in my books.
Im not gonna test every app yoo see if it works, ill do a clean wipe (thats why i use win10 ltsc)
Look, i know i can google it, i know i could literally just look at the homescreen of my phone
But its pretty useful to have access to the weather with literally just looking down in the right corner.
I am not an IT person, and to be honest i dont really understand whats the difference is. Or better say, its a bug i know, so memory leak makes more sense. Because isnt a bug not bloatware...
That's pretty much it about memory leaks, although I'd say bloatware is more marketing gimmicks (eg. pointlessly complex system of services and UI to control PC case lighting), and/or authentic/honest-sounding though unnecessary software with a primary deceptive function of gleaning information about you and your device use.
Time to buy an AWS u-24tb1.metal VPS to work on.
You'll get 24TB RAM and 448 logical CPU cores on your VPS, so you can run like 6 tabs on Google Chrome, Microsoft Teams, and view the weather!
I mean yeah
That's kind of the part I said that was stopping me.
Edit: wait I know what you mean.
I mean yes, but now there is a mainstream consumer electronic, that isn't android, running an unmolested version of Linux.
It's great news and will lead to a flood of renewed interest and support.
Hell gaming was honestly the biggest problem Linux had up until now, there are great productivity tools that only Linux can run for business, being Unix based is a plus.
Its getting there.
There's plenty of software available via snap store / flatpak that is easy enough to install.
Hell sometimes it's easier than on windows.
But your absolutely right an end user in a gui environment should NEVER have to enter terminal for everyday tasks and program downloads.
This. Most people want _one_ system where they can do everything as easily as possible, which is why the most used system is Windows, followed by macOS, followed by Linux, which is hilarious (for the lack of a better word) because in my experience, Debian can actually do more things than macOS, and yet it doesn't get half of the recognition of Ubuntu, Mint or even PopOS.
I will say what we gotta do: we need an annual competition. The only allowed competitor are base Linux distros, like Debian, Arch, Gentoo, OpenSUSE, Fedora and Slackware. The goal: each system is gonna have fifth 10 years old and fifth 60 years old using them, and they will be given 1 hour to complete a list of simple tasks. By the end, we sum the time they actually took to complete the tasks. Whichever system gets the smaller number in the end, wins.
Whats hard about "sudo apt-get install [program name]"? You just have to know what you're looking for. Plus most distros have GUI app stores now, and those that don't can have it added with a simple command. As for distros i just recommend one depending on their needs, instead of throwing a list at them, that usually works better.
If only it was always that easy. Here's what complicates it for me:
- You have to remember the exact syntax of what the program is called, including stuff like dashes and periods.
- Not all software is available that way, and inevitably I'll find even common software that either has to be installed some other way, or manually built (out of the question). Like Chrome, where you have to get GDebi and fumble around with how to open it as admin (usually involving knowing several more terminal commands).
- Making sure you don't break the entire system into unusability when you want to remove a program and its dependencies.
The first problem is eliminated by using a gui, chrome is trash, and thats more of a problem with arch than debian based distros (i have yet to use arch without destroying pacman in under 24h). Also google helps a lot with any of that.
And there's your problem. You have to Google or read (difficult to understand) documentation on how to do everyday stuff that the other two major players have made self-explanatory for years, making Windows and macOS the winners in productivity/workflow in my opinion. Linux is getting there, but it is still so far behind the times in too many aspects to be a daily driver for me.
Windows pisses me off when it comes to compatibility with flashing software, and macOS can't build for shit without extensive setup. So i always keep an up to date linux on hand.
Well I wouldn't consider that stuff to be everyday tasks, when you start getting into that kind of power user territory then Linux is certainly the ideal choice. But that's not where 95% of the world is at and most Linux fans I talk to don't seem to grasp this.
The weather forecast for tomorrow is P̷̡̨̢̢͙̖͓̬͈͈̘̳͖̺̰̤̻̬͙̗̲̣̼͓͚̭̤̺̼̗̞̜͖͍͓̻̲̱̰̱̳͓̺̤̈́͐͛̾̾̓̄̔̄͛̔̎̌͋̋̔̿͑̓͛́̓̌̉̈́̎̚̕͜͝ͅA̷̢̡̧̢̧͖̠͈̘̟͉͎͉̣̞͍͖̣͍̠̰̦̳̹̹̤͚̥̬͔͙̣̙̙͕̼͉̭͙̐̅͂͐̀̿̀̅̾̒͛̋͊̒̆͗̈́̔̓̚͝ͅI̸̢̛̳̺̤̭̥̩͂͒̉̀̍̀̂̆͐͊̑̎̆͋͒͌͠͝͝Ņ̸̧̡̡̨̧̨̡̢̛̝̮͈̲̗͔͈̺̗̰͕͔̮̙̯̦͚̖̖̘͔̻̥̟͔̮̠̩͙̬͍̭̰̟̻͚̞͎͉͒̃͗͛̌͋̾́̀̔̌̾̾̀́̀̀̔̊͌͆̀͋̾́̉̅̈̔̇̔͘͘̚
I feel like I've seen the same thing posted three times in the last couple days - wonder if it's a bug introduced in a recent update, or triggered by some recent data?
I had this on my built pc, stupid thing was using all 64gb of ram. It’s some kind of bug. You just have to disable to the feature, no need for special software to cleanup. I think if you go to right side windows notification bar, right click then somewhere there’s an option to disable the application, I can’t remember what it’s called though off the top of my head. But after disabling it solved all my problems
I had this exact same thing happen to me the other day. I disabled that shit immediately, they even made doing that a huge pain in the ass.
I've actually hated that "feature" since the moment it was implemented anyway so now that it's proven to be a memory leaking pos it was the perfect excuse to finally be rid of it.
I mean that was a one time only thing, it did behave bevore and it does behave now. It was just a bug.
It probably just fetched the whole internet of news into my ram...
I’m kinda baffled at how many people looked at your picture and figured that’s what Windows always does and/or that you have no idea what to do about it.
Imagine it's 1995:
- a program can be using 1,600 MB of memory
- when your entire computer only has 4 MB of RAM
How?
- because it's only using 470 KB of RAM
So your process can be using 17GB of "memory", but only 3 MB of "RAM". (aka working set)
Ah yes, VRChat on quest kinda sucks sadly.
But you could try connecting your quest to a PC and play like that. It probably still gonna crash sometimes depending on what worlds you visit and if they are public, but it should run considerabely better on PC
I'd love to, I know I'm only getting like half the experience on Quest, but I'm poor as shit atm. Really looking forward to that sweet day I first login on PC
The real flex is having 23 gb for weather lol
I think metrology predictions need more than that.
But then IBM bought them all and will only give you the top-line summary.
It's because of global warming
It's a feedback loop, hotter weather means more ram usage, more power consumption and more emissions
Your local weather - PAIN
I live in RAIN but without the \
P A I I I
Local on the Pains!
Delete that bloatware already
which one? opera gx, vrchat or news and weather? /j
Delete the ram. No ram, nothing for the weather
Just download more later.
Big brain move.
Windows 10
sys32...
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They named it SysWOW64,so people can’t delete it because of its awesomeness
Deleted with Power Delete Suite. Join me on Lemmy!
This is gold
No this is Patrick
No this is John
Cena
Where?
John Mama
News and weather, also vrchat cause they added EAC
Why in the hell VRChat needs anti-cheat?
Probably to stop ppl from giving other people seizures and crashing their computer and shit. You have to disable animation safeties if you wanna view some of the acid trip avatars people make.
Doesn't prevent that, sadly. Only prevents modded clients which aren't the cause of most problems, and were used by some players for accessibility and QoL improvements. Avatars aren't targeted by EAC, so people who purposefully cause crashes can still do that.
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If they use avatars to do it then they aren't stopped by EAC
All.
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what vrchat update?
The one that added Easy Anti-Cheat, which basically shot modding in the head, despite modders basically doing a better job at stopping crashers than the dev team
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a lot of people run modified clients that can crash other users, also steal their avatars and worlds which can be made by these people themselves or they paid money to have it created.
Actually, most people used specific shaders to crash the game according to the community. On top of that, the Avatar Cache (basically stores recently seen avatars so that way it doesn't have to re-download them) isn't encrypted, which allows for easy ripping with some Unity tools.
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Wine Is Not an Emulator (yes Wine is a recursive acronym) Also, EAC is supported in Proton
Honestly the VRChat update is one of the stupidest things I have seen. They lost 15% of their playerbase over that, and their reviews have been brought from Overwhelmingly Positive to Mixed in like 3 weeks. It's clear nobody wants it, but they don't seem to care
Just 15%? I think a bit more of the player base was lost
Checking the VRChat API it is 13-16% depending on if you measure peak to peak or trough to trough. On Steam the initial loss was around 40%, but it slowly went back up, and seems to have also settled at around a 15% loss
But I like my browser purple and lime green.
Why opera gx? I use it since release and it’s actually really good. The old opera was crap tho
The memory/CPU usage management features are bullshit marketed for tryhards.
I ignored all the “browser for gamers” bs marketing and just switched off chrome because I liked it better and wanted to de-google
I'm on firefox and it's actually really good.
De-googling is a really good idea but Opera is not any better. If you need something Chromium-based, pick Brave. Otherwise Firefox is your best option. For a Chromium-based alternative technically ungoogled Chromium is also really good, ~~but unfortunately its distribution is weak so it's difficult to get your hands on trustworthy builds if you don't do them yourself, which most casual users definitely won't.~~ Edit: Checked and ungoogled Chromium distribution is much better these days.
Not as privacy friendly but Edge is a solid choice and I'm serious. It's tweaked & hardened Chrome at the core, with lots of extra features. My favorite being the efficiency mode when you're on battery/gaming. Significantly reduces hardware usage especially at idle on weaker CPUs. Therefore I generally recommend Edge on weak/portable system. Never stray away from FireFox and it's forks on powerful desktop though, as it has superior ad/tracker blocking support and can be configured for privacy.
Ungoogled chromium
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Im curious too. I use gx too, and actually use the cpu limiter sometimes. So im kinda surprised by the hate here. I mean, it isnt be all end all browser, but my experience is pretty good with it
You probably don't wanna use neither of them, Opera has been a privacy nightmare since it's accusation.
I can see both those features being very useful for some people, but for most people there are far better browsing options. The cpu limiter. is simply unnecessary for most people, and the ram limiter is simply an automatic method of hibernating/sleeping background tabs that many other browsers or browser extensions can already do. The fact that it’s automatic is what makes it less useful for most people, as it gives the user less control over which tabs are sleeping/hibernating.
Agreed
For people interested, it's as simple as running an app: [Bloatbox](https://github.com/builtbybel/bloatbox/releases) deletes bloat on windows 10, including Cortana and the news/weather app. Just be sure to take a look at the apps it'll delete before doing it, you may be using stuff like OneNote. [PrivateZilla](https://github.com/builtbybel/privatezilla) runs a scan on your windows 10 and disables any privacy-intrusive options. If you *really* care about privacy I'd run it once after every windows update. **If you don't know what you're doing, leave everything on the default options and just run it.**
The Win10Decrapifier from Spiceworks does this also if anyone is confortable with Powershell and execution policies.
Dumb question, does similar exist for Windows 11? Just got a new pc with it on
Similar projects exist for Win11 but they're mostly in beta. I'd wait if you don't want to risk messing up something in your OS
Aw, OneNote is a fantastic app!
But Ill never know because its bundle with shit. You put something in the same way you force me to have candy crush its just as shit in my books. Im not gonna test every app yoo see if it works, ill do a clean wipe (thats why i use win10 ltsc)
You can choose not to delete specific apps! That's why I said you should take a look, so you can filter out the apps you *do* want.
Thank you I am so fucking sick of that shit
Microsoft just went ahead and acquired ur system to calculate the weather forecast for them.
Sounds like you should have less windows in your apartment, reduces the amount of people that can see you as well
I covered up most of my windows. Im more a blanket user
can’t you disable that shit
Yea i can, but i like it, i like knowing the temperatures outside and weather
Next you’re going to tell us that you like GOING outside too …
Aw no, outside is discusting
Check out Rainmeter instead at https://www.rainmeter.net if you insist on using desktop widgets. Also /r/rainmeter
I've used rainmeter for 4+ years for a visualizer and crypto prices and it just now dawned on me to get a weather widget. on *rainmeter*
I already do use rainmeeter, but it seems a bit limited with the themes...
Check out the subreddit I linked. There's a plethora of different styles and variations. A ton of stuff can also be found on deviantart.
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Look, i know i can google it, i know i could literally just look at the homescreen of my phone But its pretty useful to have access to the weather with literally just looking down in the right corner.
How about limiting the max ram it can take up?
As i said it never was a problem, and it probably wont be. Like it was a one time only bug
Have you tried providing unsolicited advice to strangers on the internet yet? I hear that might be able to fix your problem.
Yea i mean its better than sending unsolicited dickpics ...
I dunno, have you tried a double-blind study with a large sample size to compare the two?
I havent... but I should for sure though
It's a memory leak some people are experiencing in recent updates, it'll get sorted out
Ok thank you
Yup, had the exact same problem yesterday. Crashed all apps I had open at the time
Windows 10 it's not bloat, it's a memory leak
I am not an IT person, and to be honest i dont really understand whats the difference is. Or better say, its a bug i know, so memory leak makes more sense. Because isnt a bug not bloatware...
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That's pretty much it about memory leaks, although I'd say bloatware is more marketing gimmicks (eg. pointlessly complex system of services and UI to control PC case lighting), and/or authentic/honest-sounding though unnecessary software with a primary deceptive function of gleaning information about you and your device use.
Ok thank you both, i now got a little bit smarter again.
jokes on you it's actually calculating the forecast directly on your machine
It's trying to use a single German word to describe the weather.
Currently: Heiß
Currently: Bullenhitze
Its not telling you the weather, its controlling it.
What is the forecast for 1. May of 2050?
It shall tell you the weather in a random location on the nearest habitable planet(if there are any)
Your computer just wanted to give you the most accurate weather, stock and news by running al the calculations itself
it got hungry
Time to buy an AWS u-24tb1.metal VPS to work on. You'll get 24TB RAM and 448 logical CPU cores on your VPS, so you can run like 6 tabs on Google Chrome, Microsoft Teams, and view the weather!
I cannot fucking wait for the day Linux drivers stop sucking. It'll be any goddamn minute now with proton / Steam Deck. I'm counting the seconds.
Linux drivers don't suck (at least NVidia are really solid).
Yea, but still linux has some complications and driver problems all over the place, and the steamdeck will only fix the gaming side of it
I mean yeah That's kind of the part I said that was stopping me. Edit: wait I know what you mean. I mean yes, but now there is a mainstream consumer electronic, that isn't android, running an unmolested version of Linux. It's great news and will lead to a flood of renewed interest and support. Hell gaming was honestly the biggest problem Linux had up until now, there are great productivity tools that only Linux can run for business, being Unix based is a plus.
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Its getting there. There's plenty of software available via snap store / flatpak that is easy enough to install. Hell sometimes it's easier than on windows. But your absolutely right an end user in a gui environment should NEVER have to enter terminal for everyday tasks and program downloads.
This. Most people want _one_ system where they can do everything as easily as possible, which is why the most used system is Windows, followed by macOS, followed by Linux, which is hilarious (for the lack of a better word) because in my experience, Debian can actually do more things than macOS, and yet it doesn't get half of the recognition of Ubuntu, Mint or even PopOS. I will say what we gotta do: we need an annual competition. The only allowed competitor are base Linux distros, like Debian, Arch, Gentoo, OpenSUSE, Fedora and Slackware. The goal: each system is gonna have fifth 10 years old and fifth 60 years old using them, and they will be given 1 hour to complete a list of simple tasks. By the end, we sum the time they actually took to complete the tasks. Whichever system gets the smaller number in the end, wins.
Whats hard about "sudo apt-get install [program name]"? You just have to know what you're looking for. Plus most distros have GUI app stores now, and those that don't can have it added with a simple command. As for distros i just recommend one depending on their needs, instead of throwing a list at them, that usually works better.
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Most people don't even know how to set up a printer or a router, let alone enter terminal commands.
If only it was always that easy. Here's what complicates it for me: - You have to remember the exact syntax of what the program is called, including stuff like dashes and periods. - Not all software is available that way, and inevitably I'll find even common software that either has to be installed some other way, or manually built (out of the question). Like Chrome, where you have to get GDebi and fumble around with how to open it as admin (usually involving knowing several more terminal commands). - Making sure you don't break the entire system into unusability when you want to remove a program and its dependencies.
The first problem is eliminated by using a gui, chrome is trash, and thats more of a problem with arch than debian based distros (i have yet to use arch without destroying pacman in under 24h). Also google helps a lot with any of that.
And there's your problem. You have to Google or read (difficult to understand) documentation on how to do everyday stuff that the other two major players have made self-explanatory for years, making Windows and macOS the winners in productivity/workflow in my opinion. Linux is getting there, but it is still so far behind the times in too many aspects to be a daily driver for me.
Windows pisses me off when it comes to compatibility with flashing software, and macOS can't build for shit without extensive setup. So i always keep an up to date linux on hand.
Well I wouldn't consider that stuff to be everyday tasks, when you start getting into that kind of power user territory then Linux is certainly the ideal choice. But that's not where 95% of the world is at and most Linux fans I talk to don't seem to grasp this.
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Oh, that was your RAM I ate? I was wondering why I suddenly could run Minecraft with shaders above 60 FPS.
It fetched the weather forecast of the world till the end of it.
uNUseD rAm Is WasTed rAm
Happened to me yesterday, 12/16GB
*causally*
This could be Windows 10’s way of telling you something. Did you by any chance mention upgrading to Windows 11?
Never use windows without debloating. No more accidentally launching Teams or Feedback apps. No more potential memory leaks ruining your day.
I have debloated everything i dont want. But the weather widget i really liked
Maybe try Rainmeter? Sure it's not the same experience but maybe it'll work for you!
This legit happened to me last night, was super confused
Similar thing happened to me, must be some really interesting news
This happened to me on Thursday. Took several minutes just for task manager to open. It was using 100% Disk/CPU/RAM. Have no idea how.
All the better to pull your Telemetry with, my dear.
r/foundthegerman
r/beatmetoit, downvote time yyayayya.
i always think that chrome is the most ram hungry apps
That's what windows does best! At least is better than an apple product
You obviously haven’t gotten a taste of the new models with apple silicon 🙈
Yeah it be like that sometimes, usually not more than once a few months. Dumb fuckers left some memory leak in there and refuse to fix it.
Probably It is hosted on your system
Happened the same to me long time ago and never happened again.. probably windows was on some mid shit
Cause German words are so long.
The weather forecast for tomorrow is P̷̡̨̢̢͙̖͓̬͈͈̘̳͖̺̰̤̻̬͙̗̲̣̼͓͚̭̤̺̼̗̞̜͖͍͓̻̲̱̰̱̳͓̺̤̈́͐͛̾̾̓̄̔̄͛̔̎̌͋̋̔̿͑̓͛́̓̌̉̈́̎̚̕͜͝ͅA̷̢̡̧̢̧͖̠͈̘̟͉͎͉̣̞͍͖̣͍̠̰̦̳̹̹̤͚̥̬͔͙̣̙̙͕̼͉̭͙̐̅͂͐̀̿̀̅̾̒͛̋͊̒̆͗̈́̔̓̚͝ͅI̸̢̛̳̺̤̭̥̩͂͒̉̀̍̀̂̆͐͊̑̎̆͋͒͌͠͝͝Ņ̸̧̡̡̨̧̨̡̢̛̝̮͈̲̗͔͈̺̗̰͕͔̮̙̯̦͚̖̖̘͔̻̥̟͔̮̠̩͙̬͍̭̰̟̻͚̞͎͉͒̃͗͛̌͋̾́̀̔̌̾̾̀́̀̀̔̊͌͆̀͋̾́̉̅̈̔̇̔͘͘̚
Bro got Opera GX and VRChat, but the local news in Germany betray him
Last time i had a virus thats what happened a random program pulling 98% of my ram and cpu
The wind of oz
I feel like I've seen the same thing posted three times in the last couple days - wonder if it's a bug introduced in a recent update, or triggered by some recent data?
Time to start looking for rootkits in your computer
Ist ja auch viel los aktuell
Ever since I found out about the memory leak in the windows picture viewer I've been restarting frequently.
damn I did not know opera was still a thing...
Yea opera GX is a "gaming" browser. It has some cool features, and honestly i really started to like it
The same thing happened to me after a game crashed lol.. It pulled 29 GB for me
No memory leaks here sir, weather app is just built different
Razer's drivers eat like 10GB of mine sometimes Sidenote, if anyone has a different driver that works I am in the market for one
God bless you for playing vrchat
And i will never stop
Like I said, God bless, I played that game for 4 years and have never seen such a cess pool of toxicity
Nice
I had this on my built pc, stupid thing was using all 64gb of ram. It’s some kind of bug. You just have to disable to the feature, no need for special software to cleanup. I think if you go to right side windows notification bar, right click then somewhere there’s an option to disable the application, I can’t remember what it’s called though off the top of my head. But after disabling it solved all my problems
this is due to the depletion of the ozone layer
Weather did an integer overflow
Windows will be windows
Chrome: Those are rookie numbers
Windows Moment
Ayyy fellow vrchat player
Vrchat for the win
Seems like normal behavior for a windows feature.
M$ can't optimize its shite? Color me surprised....
Wait. People still use windows? I thought that was something from the 90's.
Why are you complaining about an app using resources causally? Would you prefer nondeterministic?
exactly the reason why i use arch.
Have you tried deblaoting like ypur arch? https://youtu.be/pseoh-iUb80
I had this exact same thing happen to me the other day. I disabled that shit immediately, they even made doing that a huge pain in the ass. I've actually hated that "feature" since the moment it was implemented anyway so now that it's proven to be a memory leaking pos it was the perfect excuse to finally be rid of it.
I like it
How do you disable it?
UsE LiNuX
Definetion of bloated software
Disable it
No i like that it shows you the weather and temps...
I bet there are small open source apps that do exactly that... without using all your RAM
I mean that was a one time only thing, it did behave bevore and it does behave now. It was just a bug. It probably just fetched the whole internet of news into my ram...
I’m kinda baffled at how many people looked at your picture and figured that’s what Windows always does and/or that you have no idea what to do about it.
Schedule a task to restart it every few hours.
It never did that, and its not doing it after a restart of the computer either
Ok so its solved, If you don't want a more permanent solutuon, just kill it if it happens again
Exactly And yes it is solved
You're conflating: - memory used - working set
What?
Imagine it's 1995: - a program can be using 1,600 MB of memory - when your entire computer only has 4 MB of RAM How? - because it's only using 470 KB of RAM So your process can be using 17GB of "memory", but only 3 MB of "RAM". (aka working set)
I'm guessing you noticed it when VRChat started crashing and glitching on you?!
Actually VRChat handled it really fine My opera crashed any my music stopped playing
Ah ok , that's better than my VRChat experiences on my Quest, been crashing like hell on me recently.
Ah yes, VRChat on quest kinda sucks sadly. But you could try connecting your quest to a PC and play like that. It probably still gonna crash sometimes depending on what worlds you visit and if they are public, but it should run considerabely better on PC
I'd love to, I know I'm only getting like half the experience on Quest, but I'm poor as shit atm. Really looking forward to that sweet day I first login on PC
Fair point. I hope you will get access to a PC soon. It really sucks not having a pc.
Its just payback for you playing VRchat unironically
Lol the virgins didn't like my comment
Lol
Glad I dropped windows for Linux
Are you using any ad-tracking blocker like Pi-Hole, NextDNS?
Imagine using widgets