gobbler

For example, the everything is a dictionary approach that widely used NetworkX library utilizes was a horrible memory gobbler on large graphs.

And the saying used to be that Chrome was the chief RAM gobbler of most users' PCs.

If you want to play along at home, pick up a 'gobbler guillotine' arrowhead for your Thanksgiving turkey hunt.

Los Angeles (Hollywood), CA Gobbler is funded startup in Hollywood, CA focusing on backup and collaboration for pro audio.

Most firefox users wont take the time to configure it properly and the data will still reach the data gobbler.

Sadly, the F-35 budget gobbler is also causing the end of the U-2 program.

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It delegates responsibility to the chip-gobbler, forces them to understand the tradeoff for performance, until some elegant solution is found for side channel attacks like this.

Last time I tried scala it took forever to build a relatively small project and the compiler was a heavyweight ram gobbler, which translated to shitty IDE performance as well.

It's a continual source of amazement for me that a majority of HNers are using a browser made by the largest data gobbler in the world, instead of one that actually tries to prevent spying on users.

Munchkin, a Pac-Man-like game, was similar enough to Pac-Man to infringe because both involved a gobbler eating dots while being chased by ghost monsters -- despite different designs and colors being used for the gobbler and monsters, a different maze layout, different rules, and of course no code in common.

> SVG Gobbler is a browser extension that finds the SVG content in your current tab and lets you optimize, download, copy, edit, or export What would you use this for that wouldn't be considered copyright infringement?

Munchkin needlessly copied some small details from Pac-man, like the ghosts and the "gobbler".

"According to Law.com, Webvention acquired the property from the great patent gobbler itself, Intellectual Ventures." Aha.

Munchkin shared neither code nor assets with Pac-Man, for instance, but because it centered around a "gobbler" that ate dots and avoided monsters, it was considered similar enough to Pac-Man to infringe on the latter's copyright.

Munchkin gobbler has several blatantly similar features, including the relative size and shape of the "body," the V-shaped "mouth," its distinctive gobbling action (with appropriate sounds), and especially the way in which it disappears upon being captured.

Gobbler was a popular backup storage service for multimedia creators who one day just...

At first I thought this was an Oil Gobbler[0] situation, only this time it's real!

There are a thousand legal uses for Gobbler.