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To: Mark Mandel who wrote (1264)10/9/2014 10:16:13 AM
From: TEDennis  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1604
 
Darn those pesky users and their "idle banter". They're always interrupting the SI crew's development of non-user requested "enhancements" by complaining about insignificant little things that bother those users. Like, performance.

Speaking of performance ...

Right now, a single window, single tab instance of SI is the *only* user application in my system.

A system profile shows it was using between 17.2% and 33% of my CPU cycles for a while.

Then, it slowed "all the way" down to 11%.

Then, I started writing this post ... which requires the text editor ... and the usage jumped back up to 31%.

Hmmmm ...

You know, if SI had a reasonably competent software engineer who would take the time to actually THINK about this whole performance issue, I bet that reasonably competent software engineer would be able to improve the performance of this resource pig in a relatively short period of time.

Just a guess, mind you.

But, as you know, I am an eternal optimist, so perhaps I'm being too hopeful about a positive outcome of any REAL analysis by a REAL software engineer. A reasonably competent one, of course.

Sure is a pretty day.

TED



To: Mark Mandel who wrote (1264)10/9/2014 2:20:50 PM
From: 1Coffeehound  Respond to of 1604
 
Wonder if those "idlers" will be banned?

The image I have of Dmitry at present is the proverbial ostrich with its head stuck in the sand. Who knows what's going on in his head or what he will do when he finally realizes he has to do "something". I'd like to think he's meditating or doing yoga or doing anything to get his head in a better place, but I fear he may be beyond rational thought.