Volta

ill cool story bro to that

Ok according to google this has been posted in 2006 and then reposted every couple years or so in different locations. Is that right? Ok according to google this has been posted in 2006 and then reposted every couple years or so in different locations. Is that right? Ok according to google this has been posted in 2006 and then reposted every couple years or so in different locations. Is that right?

lil

Runescape is down from 8-10 am GMT. Don't worry bout it bud

He needs a hat.

woops

o i c wut u did thar

Is this kind of like disabling canvas?

Tip: u mad

link?

Added your skype

Ask mod mark if he cares

There is also many other studies suggesting a lower amount of protein is sufficient. 1g/lb could be considered safe if you're that concerned, seeing as how all the scientifical evidence does not point in the same direction. You can't conclude that 1g/lb is the 'perfect protein balance', though.

It only ran for like 3-4 hours

Means display is set to turn off after a minute of inactivity? You can customise your power settings in control panel.

I noticed this process called gamesappintegrationservice.exe was using a decent amount of memory so I opened it's file location to check it out and my bitdefender came up and marked it as a trojan lmao it's part of a games app that came with my computer when I bought it and it somehow got infected, and funny how fucking bitdefender didn't detect it until now . Anyways, that's about the only running process that is using decent resources. I'ma restart comp and run osbot tonight before bed and i'll let you know how it goes.

One client, one tab

2.6 GHz with L3 cache

Ok I have the same amount of RAM as you, and that is about the only thing coming into play. This really won't make a lot of a difference considering the client in it's current state. I can say that I have booted my computer to only run osbot, and have still experienced the client crash. Regardless of the fresh start, the memory leak still accelerates quickly.

That's my point. You are only resetting the effect, so you cannot conclude there to be no memory leak. Lol

*Resets, does not equal null.

This is true, but nullify you say?

Are you not realising that the majority of people having this problem are only running their computers in an almost idle state except for one or limited instances of osbot and no other programs because they are afk (i.e. overnight).

Yes, it is program-oriented. It has always been easy to note the memory usage rising the longer you have your bot running, but never to the point where it closes.