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heskew said:

JChung2006 said:

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At home I'm getting ~190K -> Scripts (8 files) - 190 KB (711 KB uncompressed)

Both the web dev toolbar and firebug give me the compressed numbers.

If your requests are coming in with the right non-IE6 accept headers then the JavaScript files might be passing through some HTTP proxy on the way to your browser that's leaving them inflated...

Sampy said:

JoshRoss said:

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I'm only seeing 186kb of JS on this page with a hard refresh. What browser are you using?

kettch said:

wisemx said:

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You want this one

http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/rss.aspx

Sometimes Scott's posts are slightly ahead of the official announcements.

I don't remember the site (probably the university's homepage), but the browser I used was lynx. And I've been fighting for good down-level Web experiences ever since.

Raghavendra_Mudugal said:

TommyCarlier said:

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tq; tc!

It's weird to see anti-monopolist talk on a Microsoft forum.  You guys need a reality check in a bad way.

Don't cache ASP.NET control object instances.  Cache the HTML and construct a new HtmlLiteralControl from it, or encapsulate the control into a User Control and use page fragment caching instead.

That ad did a really nice job of making me want to try a churro.

I'm waiting for Burger King to come out with churros.  Oh wait, sorry, wrong Crispin Porter+Bogusky client.

Ray7 said:

Bass said:

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I remember that  a lot of people didn't like the original 'Think Different' ads that Apple came up at the beginning of the second coming of Jobs.

A few weeks later, they were marketing classics.

I think these ads will appeal to non-geeks. This one was funny and self-effacing, and is a classic first step in a marketing campaign; getting people interested in what's to come.

Double post.  Sorry.