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A popularity-contest is a competition where the answer with the highest vote tally (upvotes minus downvotes) wins. As these are frequently closed, read the tag info and post your challenge to the sandbox first.
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Create a memory leak, without any fork bombs
Perl
It's a simple one, but I felt like golfing it.
{$x=[$x];redo}
After two iterations, $x contains a reference to array containing a reference to array containing undef.
Memory usage is linear …
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