User talk:Rogue The Demonchild

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Page

if your page feels so empty... why not edit it and make it pop out.. like mine. Dj00345 14:43, 1 April 2011 (MDT)

gollark: They should apply bees to the garbage collector if it functions incorrectly.
gollark: Well, it probably can, unless you continually allocate more.
gollark: Rust will *technically* let you get away with memory leaks even in safe code.
gollark: Garbage collection is known to be slow and manual memory management is hard.
gollark: What I do is just dump my application's known state into a file, restart it, and reload that state, every 10 minutes. But I never free memory. Efficiency.
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