Stack Overflow generally occurs when your computer is trying to remember too many pieces of information – there eventually comes a ‘too much’ point. Facebook is a good example of this – when you stop to think about how much the service is trying to cram into a single web-page (or multiple pages, if you have more than one tab open), it is less than surprising that you begin to get error messages.
Your computer is not broken and the website is not broken. No-one is trying to hack you. Simply accept the error message, and refresh the page (hit F5).
Close any tabs you may not be using at the time, or open them in a new IE session (remember that this will still add to your computer’s resource consumption). You can also try disabling some add-ons to avoid it but it comes down to too much information.
Generally, adding more RAM will allow you to use more resources and therefore avoid the problem. Upgrading is the only "Fix" for this. It's not really something you can fix as its not a hardware/software specific issue. Your computer is basically telling you to upgrade me. :emotion-4:
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February 28th, 2010 09:00
Stack Overflow generally occurs when your computer is trying to remember too many pieces of information – there eventually comes a ‘too much’ point. Facebook is a good example of this – when you stop to think about how much the service is trying to cram into a single web-page (or multiple pages, if you have more than one tab open), it is less than surprising that you begin to get error messages.
Your computer is not broken and the website is not broken. No-one is trying to hack you. Simply accept the error message, and refresh the page (hit F5).
Close any tabs you may not be using at the time, or open them in a new IE session (remember that this will still add to your computer’s resource consumption).
You can also try disabling some add-ons to avoid it but it comes down to too much information.
Generally, adding more RAM will allow you to use more resources and therefore avoid the problem. Upgrading is the only "Fix" for this. It's not really something you can fix as its not a hardware/software specific issue. Your computer is basically telling you to upgrade me. :emotion-4: