Also, doing some basic math:

My firefox is at around 360,000K memory and 8% CPU right now. My Chrome has all the same tabs open at like 10% CPU and 720,000K memory.

Some tabs run things faster, some tabs consume more. You know, ones using Flash and ones streaming content. Obviously Google isn't going to take up that much.

It was a bigger problem on my old computer which had downright shit RAM, the one I currently use is 4 gigs of RAM. I just prefer Firefox though I use both.

Also, doing some basic math:

My firefox is at around 360,000K memory and 8% CPU right now. My Chrome has all the same tabs open at like 10% CPU and 720,000K memory.

run faster*

I was just about to post "Tungsten, motherfuckers." It truly is the best metal.

indeed, but as I said, I've heard of studies where people's fear of saying something to their kids ended up having the opposite effect intended, because kids feel more comfortable with what looks more like their family.

There's a lot of people forgotten in history. You're not ignorant just because you don't know who he is. Are you suppose to know who every nobel peace prize winners are? How many Americans knows who Aung San Suu Kyi is, for example?

And damnit, do you have to enter the captcha code for EVERY comment now? What happened to funnyjunk??

I think after a number of comments the captchas stop.

And no, not every Nobel peace winner, and it is sad how many great people do get forgotten by history.

Im just kind of pointing out a double standard here. I would hope King is known as a great man first and a part of American history second as well. Though I'm kind of just saying stuff.

The nobel peace prize is a joke. That comes from a Norwegian.

Well indeed it is a controversial award.

To rephrase the point, Martin Luther King is a very famous name in the history of peaceful protests against oppression, and was a martyr to his cause. Like I said, Americans would be called stupid for not knowing who Nelson Mandela or Gandhi were even though we as a general public don't actually know or learn much about either of their country's history.

There's a lot of people forgotten in history. You're not ignorant just because you don't know who he is. Are you suppose to know who every nobel peace prize winners are? How many Americans knows who Aung San Suu Kyi is, for example?

And damnit, do you have to enter the captcha code for EVERY comment now? What happened to funnyjunk??

I think after a number of comments the captchas stop.

And no, not every Nobel peace winner, and it is sad how many great people do get forgotten by history.

Im just kind of pointing out a double standard here. I would hope King is known as a great man first and a part of American history second as well. Though I'm kind of just saying stuff.

Actually, I've heard studies find that not talking to kids about race and racism causes a number of kids to develop racial preferences due to their preference to what looks like them and what their parents and family looks like.

I think what's important is not to ignore race altogether, but to acknowledge that differences regarding race are superficial.

indeed, but as I said, I've heard of studies where people's fear of saying something to their kids ended up having the opposite effect intended, because kids feel more comfortable with what looks more like their family.

but today's my unbirthday

That was literally one of the stupidest things i've ever heard.

That's something different.

I dont care about how popular it is. I just hate the fact that I am incapable of walking into a shop or turning the radio on in my car without having to listen to some one style of music which I really hate.

I guess thats true. I hate it when at work I have to listen to shit.