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  • Which of these things, excactly? That Math just floats around in the global scope? Or that that destructuring assignment works? Or that the author chose to abstract around Math.random(). That has come very handy for me when testing.

  • Hmm, but that shouldn’t end up taking that much space either, no?

    I can confirm that it indeed uses little RAM.

    I was wrangling lots of big images and noticed that RAM usage was increasing steadily. Though that only seems to happen when generating new layers (e.g. by combinding them). Moving, for instance, does nothing. However I just noticed that doing things like adjusting the contrast (using the values histogram tool, sorry don’t know its English name) or adjusting the color temperature adds 300–400MBs. Do each operation three times on 9–12 images and you have a deadly amount of RAM usage.

  • Then look around in the comments to this post.

  • The “Undo” history.

  • 16GB. I suspect the journal has an issue when it runs out of space. That’s no excuse to just crash, though.

  • Sometimes using the color selection tool, sometimes creating an outline for text, sometimes literally saving.

  • But then why isn’t rent paid weekly?

    rent is almost always paid weekly.

    Did you mean monthly in that last sentence?

  • Well, I’m used to monthly, both for rent and for salaries. So biweekly is still strangely often to me.

    But thanks for correcting me.

  • I tend to forget that salaries are paid weekly in the US. Then this makes at least somewhat sense.

  • Thanks for confirming it. I was afraid I might be the only one.

  • Gimp crashed multiple times on me in the last 3 hours. One of these was when I was trying to save in order to not lose all my work.

    Gimp 2 didn’t do that as far as I can tell. Since version 3 didn’t bring any noticeable improvements (at least to me), I guess I’ll downgrade. Welp.

  • Should’ve listed the source. Bad commenter.

  • God, I hated that terminology when I needed to talk with people about discord.

  • I would like to go back to the times when I could easily tell a joke from reality. To go, please.

  • Different audience. I guess they know they can’t get away with forcing OneDrive on programmers.

  • What about hobnibble?