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This is why I'm grateful that the last computer I had before this one was old and already a piece of junk when it was new. I got it for free and it was worth every penny. 4 GB of RAM. I ran that machine for about a year, until May of last year when I built this one. This is why I still have things in my scripts like:
```for pid in $$ $(pgrep -P $$); do
sudo chrt -f -p 99 -a $pid
sudo renice --priority -20 -p $pid
sudo ionice -c 1 -n 0 -p $pid
done```
Once upon a time, forcing the highest possible priority for certain things was necessary. I have that commented out most places now as I no longer need it, but I don't forget the where I came from, and I still use my computer as if resources were severely limited. I have enough RAM now for however many tabs I want, and I still don't keep more than one, ideally, or at the very most three tab(s) open at once, just out of habit. That piece of junk was easily one of the best things that ever happened to me.