I saw that news article a couple weeks back. Impressive, but not commercially viable I guess... Maybe someday

Exactly nice one Nissan!

Screw those domain squatters!

hallsofvallhalla wrote:How in the h$ll could a browser use up 3 gig ram! Think about that. I could store an entire FPS game in that, all levels, textures, mods, ect..

That was my point. It's stupid how the evolution of memory usage is going.

Yeah it's sad, but I agree with you, with good SEO it becomes obsolete to own such domain. Everyone uses "Google it" expression so I doubt anyone (unless REALLY day 0 beginners) try the "buyshoes.com" stuff.

Yeah but they do that because there are no actual limits. There should be a way to set those limits by ourselves if they fail to do so.

I'm working on my thesis which will be an action RPG. I got these websites that might help you with some content creation: https://manysideddice.com/2015/04/24/a-quick-fantasy-side-quest-generator/ http://orteil.dashnet.org/randomgen/?gen=dTExE9hs https://donjon.bin.sh/d20/dungeon/ https://donjon.bi...

It's weird, my Chrome never got above 3GB of RAM, but a long time ago I've messed with the deep configuration of it so I might have something disabled that's causing that. I also take special care to extensions, only having Adblock active, no google docs bs and all that. But yeah if that tab re-open...

Glad it's working with Interfaces

Don't know much about interfaces and polymorphism in c#, but I do in Java and I think it's the same. Interfaces are just blueprints for other classes to build onto. You just define the return type, method (function) names and parameters and then child classes do the body of it. You can create a list...

I get the frustration of chrome using all resources it can, I can't say I've noticed though. I'm running an i5-6500, 8gb DDR4 and an SSD and I usually play games with chrome (facebook tab only) open and I don't notice any changes if I close it. I guess the reason keeping me in Chrome is the sync bet...