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2012 BMW M5 Rumors Surface [New BMW M5 to Open Doors to Brave New World of Performance]
In: gadgets
24 Dec 2009New rumors have surfaced concerning BMW’s new M5 variant and by the looks of it the car sets the bar pretty damn high this time. Following on the footsteps of its previous models, the 2012 BMW M5 is supposedly opening doors to a “Brave New World of Performance” — which in English would translate to [...]
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Hard disks are by far the slowest component in your computer. Therefore fragmented disks often become a bottleneck of the system performance. Besides causing slowdowns, fragmentation makes the disk drive heads move too much when reading files which leads to freeze-ups and system crashes. Auslogics Disk Defrag was designed to remedy system sluggishness and crashes [...]
And the Most Popular YouTube Video of 2009 is…
In: web resources
16 Dec 2009…and we’re talking most popular by far, with over 120 million views: Susan Boyle’s astonishing performance at Britain’s Got Talent. This is hardly a surprise, given the enormous buzz the video has caused; since it’s basically a reprise of Paul Potts’ performance from 2007, one has to wonder whether Britain’s Got Talent with its “surprising” [...]
Everyone’s Gone Gaga For Lady Gaga
In: web resources
13 Dec 2009What is the deal with Lady Gaga? It seems like we can’t get enough of her. Here in the states, you hear her music everywhere you go. People in the media are constantly talking about her. Then, yesterday, I saw this video below for the first time and suddenly it all made sense. She is [...]
Performance of data URIs
In: web resources
13 Dec 2009Rob Flaherty has done a little <a href=" experimenting with data URIs and performance. The study only looked at Firefox 3.5 with empty cache, but the results were interesting for the questions they raise as much as the answers the provide. He used a CSS file with 31 images and converted them all to data [...]
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- Tags: CSS, css file, Data, downloaded images, empty cache, firebug, image performance, Nick Zakas, Performance, Rob, Rob Flaherty, south africa, Study, URI, URIs
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