It's time. We were the first ones to what I call mass customization, to be able to 3D print a million different aligners a day. It took us years to figure out how to do that. When these guys started, if they did five cases a day, they were excited. We had to take 3D printing equipment and modify it massively, because most 3D printing was a prototype business at that point in time.
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Beyond the placement problem, there is also a real overhead being paid on both sides. Every page entering zram costs CPU cycles to compress. Every access to a page still in zram requires a minor fault and decompression back into main memory before it can be used. You are paying compression and decompression overhead entirely on data you are not actively using, while the data you do need grinds through slow disk I/O.