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Is it true that 80% of my job can be done with 20% of the RAM I have? Yes, absolutely. However, I also need to run Slack sometimes and do the other 20% of my job or I will not have a job for much longer. And I need 100% of the RAM to do 100% of the job, so Sammy-boy better learn to share a little, as I can't rent out the RAM to other people logged into my machine at this time with the level of zero days getting published before being patched these days. I wonder who caused that whole situation. Well, it is probably not that important.
Probably 100% of my job could be done with 4% of the RAM if apps were coded by hand like they used to do on the Commodore Amiga by the way.