The quest for speed goes on and having messed around with RAID block sizes I was about to give up and put my system back the way it was. Then I came across an article which said that they had experienced much faster performance from a clean install.
I noticed that there were numerous mentions of the ieupdate.js in various forms. Some put the code snippet directly into the page source and others called it from the head. Some used conditional comments and others didn’t. I tried all of these that I could find but none of them seemed to do the trick. So what was I missing?
System Preferences > Startup Disk > Mac OS X, 10.4.11 on Boot RAID. Eh Voila!
Is it fast? You bet.
Any trained or experienced graphic designer will balk at what I’m going to say, but I’m putting out my two pennies worth anyway. Hopefully I’ll get a few pointers from the masters.
A couple of months ago I was looking into PHP courses for this year starting in September. I couldn’t find much except for short intensive courses that lasted 4 days and cost around £1500 or so. That was beyond my budget and probably designed for people who already have experience in other programming languages, which […]
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