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Hello, ich want to slow down the loading of a website (local websever) to a predefined speed. Any idea?
Started by SurfingCat on
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You can use http.
It also can simulate slow speed connection.
Use it in any browser.
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Does having several levels of base classes slow down a class? A derives B derives C derives D derives F derives G, ...
Does multiple inheritance slow down a class?
Started by Brian R. Bondy on
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The answer, it potentially could be slower....
Does multiple inheritance slow down the OP is simply asking if having several level of inheritance in and of itself is slow.
And not a function of how deep the class hierarchy actually is .
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Is there a way to slow down my development computer to try to replicate a defect that only occurs intermittently on a slow machine?
(For what it's worth, Ableton Live has a CPU usage simulation feature, but I've never seen something like this for debuggers...
Started by Paul Reiners on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
I assume that's what you mean by "slow down.
This tool provides a decent CPU stress capability.
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Is there any evidence that suggests including a whole namespace in c# slows things down?
Is it better to do this
System.IO.Path.Combine....
Or to include the whole System.IO namespace?
Started by Vince on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
It will not slow down your production code, however it could slow....
Will it slow down the compiler and in cases where you have naming collisions.
The entire namespace will not slow down production code.
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Something's slowing down my Javascript code in IE6 to where there's a noticeable lag on hover. It's fine in FF, so using firebug isn't that helpful. What tools are out there to help debug this in IE?
Started by sprugman on
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Opera finished.
String concatenation in IE is (or at least was when I tested ) very slow.
Given speedy firefox and slow IE, xpath expressions" could be...
Might be slowing things down on my rollovers.
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I realize that Java code will slow down when run in debugger.
Question is, will the code slow down simply by starting Java with these options:
Xdebug -Xrunjdwp:transport=dt_socket,address=5005,server=y,suspend=n
??
Or does the slowdown only happen when...
Started by Marcus on
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First, to strictly answer your question - at least as stated in its title - -Xdebug only enables debugging support in the VM using ... .
At least I've never noticed any.
No, simply enabling the debugging port will have no effect on runtime performance .
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I have a new Optiplex 760 running Slackware v13 (x64). The power supply fan comes full on when I turn on the box and never slows down. I'm expect it to slow down after it senses the load/heat, but it never does.
This PC runs the latest Intel chipset (...
Started by uSlackr on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
The good news is you're....
I've got good news and bad news...
I used to have the same problem running Slackware 11-12 on my desktop .
You may need to build a new kernel with some ACPI BIOS settings enabled .
Check for bios upgrades and known acpi issues.
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You might have heard of the Adblock extension that has a massive list of URL filters to block out adverts from most websites. Does this slow down Firefox, considering that for every little image and flash it has to consult that massive URL whitelist?
Started by Jeremy Rudd on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
Yes, it does slow Fx down installed one big big filterlist....
If anything the impression I get is that sites load faster elements probably far exceeds time spend matching against the list .
It doesn't seem to slow Firefox down.
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Does it slow down the query time to use a lot of unique indexes? i dont have that many im just curious, i think i have heard this some where
id (primary auto_increment) username (unique) password salt (unique) email (unique)
Started by tomek on
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They will slow ....
In general, having more indexes will slow down inserts.
They will slow down INSERT and DELETE time though, since each index value has to be calculated and then inserted, or removed.
Query time, no.
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Working with fiddler on 2 pcs. On my better performing pc fiddler slows down both browsers (firefox and IE7) significantly.
any suggestions would be appreciated
thanks, Ido
Started by idoari on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
I've found Fiddler a little slow as well and I've switched to using CharlesProxy instead: however.
Have you looked.
"slow", without further data, isn't enough to go on.
Debugged to run slower.
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