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It's your choice, of course...It's your choice, of course...Posted Nov 9, 2011 16:48 UTC (Wed) by khim (subscriber, #9252)In reply to: No problem... by mathstuf Parent article: Firefox 8 released
The fancy things that are done in HTML5 aren't that spectacular to me Well, HTML5 is mostly about webapps these times and if you don't want and don't need webapps - it's your choice, but then it should not matter to you if someone checks version string or UA of browser, or whatever. though I don't do Ruby at all, if any site I *did* use ended up doing something like that, it's an easy way to get me to search for something else. It's your choice. Thankfully few users feel like this so they can usually be ignore. BTW I've checked the Engine Yard: yeah, what it does is completely unnecessary but it does not waste all that many resources and does not waste any when you switch to the other tab so I'm not sure I want to start some kind of jihad which will waste a lot of my own human time and energy to save few percents of battery life on my laptop.
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It's your choice, of course... Posted Nov 9, 2011 17:03 UTC (Wed) by mathstuf (subscriber, #69389) [Link]
> it does not waste all that many resources
Switching focus 4 times incurs a 3 second delay on the whole window (input, clicks, whatever) while the CPU goes to 100% (Core i7@1.8GHz) emptying the event queue (not to mention that the animation doesn't work while the event queue is being processed). More switches seems to be somewhere near quadratic. Luckily I don't do much mousing around, so focus is unlikely to be a trigger (scrolling is usually a heavy hitter when there's a social bar or whatever hanging around).
It's your choice, of course... Posted Nov 9, 2011 17:07 UTC (Wed) by mathstuf (subscriber, #69389) [Link]
> Switching focus 4 times incurs a 3 second delay
Shouldn't do the such tests while make -j8 is going. It's closer to 4 times is a 1 second delay, but it's still feels quadratic if it falls behind at all.
This is strage: in my case it only needs few seconds to settle... Posted Nov 9, 2011 17:25 UTC (Wed) by khim (subscriber, #9252) [Link] Well, yes, it's not the best design you can imagine, but I think the idea that you can fix it in browser is wrong: if it bothers you that much then just don't visit the site. You don't try to fix normal programs with SELinux policies, why do you want to try to do that with webapps?
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