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Life plans
May. 23rd, 2005 11:53 amnext?
Various former plans, but not sure if they're still valid.
May. 23rd, 2005
next?
Various former plans, but not sure if they're still valid.
Life plans
May. 23rd, 2005 11:53 amnext?
Various former plans, but not sure if they're still valid.
Win XP has a limit of 12,000 GDI objects system-wide. (Allegedly the limit is 65,536, but in practice my machine likes to crap out at 12,000.) It was theoretically worse under Win98, but if that is so, why did they only improve it slightly? Half my resources are used up as soon as I start up, and a single web page can use hundreds. I have a gigabyte of RAM, and have to keep quitting programs so that other ones can run even tho I'm usually only using half of my memory. Someone should outlaw 16-bit values.
Win XP has a limit of 12,000 GDI objects system-wide. (Allegedly the limit is 65,536, but in practice my machine likes to crap out at 12,000.) It was theoretically worse under Win98, but if that is so, why did they only improve it slightly? Half my resources are used up as soon as I start up, and a single web page can use hundreds. I have a gigabyte of RAM, and have to keep quitting programs so that other ones can run even tho I'm usually only using half of my memory. Someone should outlaw 16-bit values.
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