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Post by Jakk on Jan 30, 2004 16:54:13 GMT
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Post by Geg on Jan 30, 2004 17:10:14 GMT
Harvey?! Harvey! Read that for us, would you?  |
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Post by Jakk on Jan 30, 2004 19:00:24 GMT
Jusrt download it you wont regret it, as for a general idea of what it does, it enables 'pipelining' (whatever the hell that is, probably something to do with aggressive caching as that seems to be where Moz/FB get their speed from. This can be done manually by editing the conig files, all this app does is do it for you quick n easy like
--Jakk:t
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Post by Tassadara C on Jan 30, 2004 20:31:55 GMT
I have a rule against installing programs in foreign languages...at least if it's English, I have a chance at understanding why it makes my computer cough and die  |
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Post by Jakk on Jan 31, 2004 13:14:34 GMT
...the program isnt in a foreign language... just the website is: --Jakk |
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Post by Geg on Jan 31, 2004 16:14:08 GMT
Jusrt download it you wont regret it, as for a general idea of what it does, it enables 'pipelining' (whatever the hell that is, probably something to do with aggressive caching as that seems to be where Moz/FB get their speed from. This can be done manually by editing the conig files, all this app does is do it for you quick n easy like --Jakk:t I already have pipelining enabled - you can enable it more easily in Firebird by installing TTLO; it's already in the App Suite's Preferences dialogue. Pipelining isn't aggressive caching - it's just requesting more data at once and is part of the HTTP 1.1 standard (see Mozilla's pipelining FAQ). |
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