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A simple circular queue was implemented to hold the values, and from the looks of it, things seem to be working fine. The current logic is that the granularity of the slider will decrease until it reaches the limit of our buffer, from where it would remain constant. We expect this to be one of the most important features for the project, as this is what will really differentiate the new page from ''about:memory''. | A simple circular queue was implemented to hold the values, and from the looks of it, things seem to be working fine. The current logic is that the granularity of the slider will decrease until it reaches the limit of our buffer, from where it would remain constant. We expect this to be one of the most important features for the project, as this is what will really differentiate the new page from ''about:memory''. | ||
Also, we added the ability to stop the live updates, if the user needed to stick with the current data-set for a while, or if the marginal but inevitable periodic hiccup seemed distracting. That means we also added the ability to update the page manually, section-by-section. | |||