Should Be Enough, Right?

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Should Be Enough, Right?

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OH. MY. GOD. Only 8GB of RAM in 2023?! The absolute AUDACITY! Chrome tabs are literally SCREAMING in terror right now! That poor cat's face is every developer who's tried running a modern IDE, three Docker containers, and Spotify simultaneously on 8GB. The RAM would evaporate faster than my will to live during a production outage! Gaming console manufacturers really out here thinking 8GB is luxurious while developers are begging for 32GB just to compile without their computer having an existential crisis. HONEY, I can't even open Slack without sacrificing half my system resources!

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