You can keep the frog in there longer though if you buy a ram and have him watch the pot. Having the ram watch the pot may help a bit as the water will heat up slower - and most certainly will never boil.

Efficiency may decrease if you put all this on a buffé (or RAM Table), which TFA clearly states will make the frog more jittery.

The one exception to this appears to be when you employ a Serf (or Page) to watch over the buffé. Supervised Page Tables actually benifit from more RAM and you will need fewer Serfs i.e. it will make serfing more efficient.

YMMV

And when I find the perverted virus that had sex with my ancestor, I'm going to be *very* *very* angry!

Micro$oft finally finds 15 year old bug in software but cannot fix it as no one writes assembler anymore!

First there was DOS... Denial Of Service.
Then there was WinXP... "XP" is an emote-icon for dead with tongue hanging out.
Then WinCE... Read it and wince.

Now MSRT... a Malicious, Software Removal Tool (note the comma)