XPost: comp.lang.vhdl, comp.lang.verilog, comp.arch.fpga
I wrote on
Sat, 22 Feb 2025 21:12:58 +0100
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|"Dear all, |
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|Today LinkedIn is showing a good post about SystemVerilog. LinkedIn is| |claiming that that post is 1 week old." | |----------------------------------------------------------------------|
Dear all,
I should had written that Frans Skarman started that LinkedIn
thread. Sorry!
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I confess that I introduced this misspelling "differeneces". Sorry again!
LinkedIn does not run a satisfactory search engine. So LinkedIn forced me
to scroll for too many minutes to find that thread by Frans Skarman.
"!
This page is having a problem
Try coming back to it later.
You could also:
* Open a new tab
* Refresh this page
Error code: Out of Memory
Refresh"
said Microsoft Edge after tens of minutes of scrolling when scrolling
through 4 months of LinkedIn reactions with Task Manager showing the top
four memory users being:
"msedge.exe [. . .] 462,168 K [. . .]
msedge.exe [. . .] 246,280 K [. . .]
msedge.exe [. . .] 66,248 K [. . .]
explorer.exe [. . .] 61,628 K [. . .]"
in a computer with 8 gigabytes while Resource Monitor said "39% Used
Physical Memory". Waiting minutes and clicking refresh lost what I
scrolled through by reverting to today's reactions.
(So I closed Microsoft Edge and rebooted Windows. Then I saw that
Microsoft Edge lost months of browsing history. Another reboot seemed to
get this browsing history back.)
"Why do people do this?!
Honestly, I don't really know. This is one of those mysteries that might
never get solved. Oh, there is one lead: it seems to be generated mostly (exclusively?) by Windows systems. Really, who would have thought?"
says
HTTPS://WWW.ueber.net/who/mjl/projects/bomstrip
by Mechiel Lukkien.
Search engines failed to find that LinkedIn thread. LinkedIn does not
forbid me from republishing to USENET what I say therein:
"Dear Doctor Saptarshi Sarkar, PhD: Read the news:comp.lang.vhdl and news:comp.arch.fpga USENET newsgroups and "VHDL Answers to Frequently
Asked Questions" be Ben Cohen -
HTTPS://ACCU.org/bookreviews/2004/gloster_1292/
"
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