Not only do visitors drop off
with slow page - load times, but Google and other search engines consider speed a factor in ranking your website in search results.
If you struggle with finding light to read, get frustrated
with slow page turns or low resolutions, or merely hate how big your current ebook reader is, upgrading might be worthwhile.
eReaders have to deal
with slow page refreshes, lack of color, lack of support for video, and other limitations.
DH decided to just keep it and deal
with the slow page turns because it didn't bother him too much.
Not exact matches
Google is aware that
slow sites make for a poor user experience, and because they can measure site speed
with their crawls and poor user experience by the number of people that immediately return to their results
pages after clicking on a link, site speed is an important ranking factor.
Gingras says the rise of ad - blocking software has made it increasingly obvious that many users hate the kind of
slow - loading
pages many publishers are putting out, the ones that are filled
with megabytes worth of tracking scripts and popup ads.
The latest example came on Thursday, as Facebook shared how it worked
with the Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox teams over the last two years to tackle a problem that was
slowing down the whole process of loading many common web
pages, Facebook included.
A version of this article appears in print on 06/12/2012, on
page D5 of the NewYork edition
with the headline: An Argument for the
Slow - but - Steady Approach.
A version of this article appears in print on July 24, 2011, on
Page BU3 of the New York edition
with the headline:
Slowing Down To Savor the Data.
But sources said he was not happy
with the changes and the
slow pace of development of its products that came after more ambitious promises for expansion of the concept by Google founders Sergey Brin and Larry
Page.
More International Flavors in the
Slow Cooker: Use the Index Page for International Flavors to see all the slow cooker recipes with international flavors that have been featured on this s
Slow Cooker: Use the Index
Page for International Flavors to see all the
slow cooker recipes with international flavors that have been featured on this s
slow cooker recipes
with international flavors that have been featured on this site.
More Ideas
with Baking in the
Slow Cooker: Check out the Index Page for Dessert for all the slow cooker baking recipes that have been featured on this s
Slow Cooker: Check out the Index
Page for Dessert for all the
slow cooker baking recipes that have been featured on this s
slow cooker baking recipes that have been featured on this site.
More Ideas
with Chicken in the
Slow Cooker: Use the Index
Page for Chicken to see all the chicken recipes that have been featured on this site.
More Ideas
with Beans in the
Slow Cooker: Use the Recipe - by - Photo Index Page for Beans and Legumes to see all the slow cooker bean recipes that have been featured on this s
Slow Cooker: Use the Recipe - by - Photo Index
Page for Beans and Legumes to see all the
slow cooker bean recipes that have been featured on this s
slow cooker bean recipes that have been featured on this site.
Examples I personally can document: a plague of deadly bacteria in the newborn nursery killing 3 previously healthy newborns, exploding the fetal lungs
with too forceful dose of oxygen after birth by inexperienced doctor, crushing the skull during forceps extraction, overdose of adrenalin to newborn by a nurse,
slow paging or
slow response to call to resuscitate newborn, exploding the uterus (uterine rupture) and / or placental abruption as a result of high IV dose of oxytocin in labor in a low risk women.
The producers have already gotten some fabulous interviews archived on line
with fellow Green Moms Carnival Founding Member Diane MacEachern, author of The Big Green Purse; Chef Ann (transformed school lunches
with Alice Waters), Joan Blades of MomsRising.org and MoveOn.org, Elisa Camahort
Page of BlogHer and Anya Fernald, director of
Slow Food Nation.
Next
Page: Marijuana doesn't
slow down RA [pagebreak] On the other hand, while marijuana may help
with pain symptoms, it does nothing for the disease progression or organ damage, Dr. Mbakwe says.
Your morning meal can be simple; soaked oatmeal topped
with butter or coconut oil, chopped nuts and berries is hardy and filling (See
Slow Cooker Porridge,
page 72).
Just a little tip: I would recommend shrinking the photos down before you upload them... your
page loads ** really **
slow even
with a high speed cable connection.
D —
Slow cooked shredded beef tostados (see recipe in sidebar on
page 64)
with a mixed green salad and homemade dressing.
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Many bloggers who promote sustainable and
slow fashion have
pages with very helpful resources on where to shop for ethically made clothes, and it solves the issue of where to start.
MILFs who go on the prowl
with this approach are usually labelled as Cougars by dating enthusiasts and many prefer the immediacy of Cougar Chat Rooms over the
slower back - and - forth communication that email or dating profile
pages might offer.
It's ridiculously long (about 2000
pages all together) but the narrative moves along so quickly and the story is told
with such economy that it's never
slow or boring.
I've been
slow updating the DVD
pages here because I've been pouring through end - of - the - year releases and writing up lists and essays to go along
with them.
If you're planning to read news
with it, then stick
with your phone — unless you have the patience of a saint, you're not going to like the
slow refresh rate when navigating apps and web
pages, and you're going to want to see photos in full color instead if boring grayscale.
ok, the first book was kind of
slow although I did enjoy Jones» wonderful evocative writing, her eye for making the world visually leap to life [the tundra is just a bit of a non-inspiring setting, unfortunately], but here the story picks up a lot of momentum,
with me turning the
pages quicker and quicker to see what's going to happen.
Sidebar Navigation • Mailing list at top
with a Search box underneath • Social boxes at BOTTOM if you must use them — Facebook, Twitter posts, Goodreads — all that stuff
slows your site down and sends traffic away from your site — KEEP your traffic — minimize use of those boxes • Awards etc. should be at bottom of
page or on separate awards
page
I tend to be a
slow, meticulous reader, and because of this I'm often very aware of the number of
pages I read in any given amount of time, but
with Fates and Furies I completely lose track — the language entrances me so much that I've devoured the book in big gulps, the way I read as a kid.
My Kobo Glo, on the other hand, reads library books from all libraries
with different software (OverDrive, BorrowBOx etc) but it; s too inclined to feeeze or jump
pages or be generally
slow to respond.
The Nook now turns
pages in a hair less than a second instead of taking a
slow 2 seconds, putting it on a par
with the Kindle 3G.
Range is decent but the one thing I've noticed is the browser can not keep up
with the Wi - Fi speeds and
pages do tend to load
slower than expected but far faster than if you weren't on Wi - Fi.
The book is rife
with footnotes (they average out to almost one per
page), and while these often provide fascinating additional information, many of them feel unnecessary and
slow down the reading of the main narrative.
I can now update
with Calibre (thank you for that tip) but I am in the middle of a book and when I go back to it I am having to slog through the
slow page turner 200 times to get to the
page I was on.
It all makes for quick
page turn speeds, but those who haven't spent much time
with a devoted e-reader will find the device's response time
slow and finicky compared to what you get on a tablet.
With the Kindle DX 1 this didn't really happen though the 7th
page turn every time is
slower.
Strangely,
with both Kindle DX 2 and Kindle 2 the backwards
page turns become
slower around the 4th or 5th
page turn.
Unlike the Kindle Fire HD, this Kindle Fire is still dependent on the crowded 2.4 GHz band, which makes for
slower Internet speeds; when we've tested 2.4 GHz against 5 GHz devices on networks
with fast backhaul, we've found that 5 GHz offers faster Web
page loads and clearer streaming video.
With the Amazon Kindle (third - generation), Amazon addresses many of the transgressions of earlier Kindle iterations, such as relatively heavy weight,
slow page turns, and finger - unfriendly button designs.
Otherwise, the device appeared to respond relatively quickly,
with reasonably fast
page turns that may still be a bit
slower than the latest Kindle Paperwhite.
There's a Sketchbook that allows you to draw on the touchscreen and scrawl illegible notes, a selection of sudoku puzzles to solve and a web browser — much like the Kindle's it's
slow and clunky,
with the e-ink screen not ideal for rendering web
pages.
Actually, The Asus Transformer Prime was on - par
with the Sony S tablet, and slightly
slower than the iPad 2 in terms of
page load speed.
Moving around a
page using the cursor and selecting links is
slow and the need to constantly zoom in and out
with page refreshing means it will never offer the user experience that you'll get from a decent mobile phone browser.
The six - inch Pearl e-ink display is both easy on the eye and the prodding finger,
with reasonably fast reaction times —
page turns do seem to be the slightest bit
slower than on the Kindle, but you'll barely notice it.
But
with 99
pages and 275k views so far on this current project, it shows no signs of
slowing down.
You'll end up
with a lot of XHTML files if you use it for every
page, which can be
slow on some readers which needs more time to switch between files.
True, the speed gripe is par for the course
with e-ink-based e-book readers; all of them still stutter and flash when moving from
page to
page and generally have
slow start - up times after a full shutdown (as the Nook does).
• It's
slow to wake from sleeping •
Page turning is
slow and flashes inverted text every time • The ridiculous computer voice
with an Eastern European accent that is impossible to listen to for more than three paragraphs (at least you can stop and start it by pressing spacebar)
Page refresh is considerably
slower with color.