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#!/usr/bin/env bash

# Uses `ps` from $PATH (usually /usr/bin/ps) to get processes, then filters
# those by how much rss they're using; anything lower than the amount defined
# below as $THRESHOLD is discarded. Outputs JSON to STDOUT. No arguments.

declare -a pids
declare -a cmds
declare -a rss

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#!/usr/bin/env pwsh

# Uses Get-Process piped to some stuff to get a list of processes
# over a certain amount of memory and output those as JSON.
# Takes no arguments.

# NOTE: This threshold is defined as BYTES, not KILOBYTES like the shell script.
# Adjust the math accordingly.

$threshold = (200 * 1024) * 1024 # Don't report anything greater than 200MB

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#
# This is an experiment for a personal project I'm working on. The below is a YAML representation of some of the historical
# events that occurred relating to the American Revolution. It is absolutely incomplete and not intended to be a history lesson
# or a political statement. I'll probably add to and tweak this as I go, expanding on my experiement in multiple ways,
# but be aware that this is just used as test data for a personal project that I hope to be able to let others use one day,
# if it turns out well.
#
# (Said project is an attempt at creating an HTML/CSS/JS interactive timeline in the browser. The idea: don't worry about
# messing with front-end code, just feed it some nice and easy YAML - like this - of historical events and data and you
# get a nice and pretty interactive, navigable timeline of events that you can use as a research aid, reference material, etc.