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Read more.The web is alive with feverish discussion of Google Chrome. But Chrome will be forgotten in a week once we show you a true killer browser...
AhahahaaRickroll protection Yes
1.21 GIGAWATTS!!!!!
I enjoyed that
But seeings as you are deadly serious I shall give it a go
All you need these days is a very simple RSS reader.
Chrome uses a lot of memory considering it's so fast - probably not so fast on a PC with no spare memory.
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TAKTAK.co.ukOriginally Posted by razer121
ROFLMAO, well actually just brought a tear to my eye but a damn good read. Always nice to see a hype-killer article
Best thread today.
ROFLs
Love it
lynx sucks
use links2.
Don't forget to Digg it
http://digg.com/software/There_s_ano..._Google_Chrome
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Browser memory consumption, on HEXUS front page ("Resident Memory" value shown in gnome-system-monitor, Ubuntu 8.04 64-bit
Links 2.1pre32: 3.3 MiB
eLinks 0.11.3: 5.9 MiB
Lynx 2.8.6re1.4: 4.8 MiB
w3m 0.5.1+cvs-1.968: 5.5 MiB
and, for completeness, amazing graphical browsers which support the <img> tag:
Dillo 0.8.6-i18n-misc: 14.8 MiB
Links 2.1pre32 (graphical mode): 10.4 MiB
Funnybrowser 0.2 (200-line .NET tech demo browser based on webkit w/ full CSS/JS): 52.6 MiB
Hex, you forgot one:
wget then open the downloaded file in vim.
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the bit i loved the most about that article was definitely the ascii graphs, genius
great article!
wget and pipe it to vim, no need for wasting hdd space! It is the UNIX way.
What's next, semaphore, smoke signals?
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