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AnotherGoodName
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fluoridation
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But then you're putting data that used to be on RAM on storage, in order to keep copies of stored data on RAM. Without any advance knowledge of access patterns, it doesn't seem like it buys you anything.
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fullstop
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Having everything in RAM might also be better for security, unless you're encrypting the swap partition.
The contents of swap could be read after a power cut.
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