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pics not coming up. (firefox)
All the pictures?
no, just a few
pictures dont come up on the first post about 75% of the time – the rest of the pictures typically load
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 6.0; en-US; rv:1.8.1.7) Gecko/20070914 Firefox/2.0.0.7
Normally it will load the first story really slowly for about twenty seconds, then load the rest relatively slowly.
Safari 3.0.3
The pages load in a reasonable amount of time, and all pictures are displayed, but for some reason, the content seems to show up as trite & biased. I tried it in both Firefox & IE, but noticed no discernible difference.
Everything seems to work normal for me. But hey, I’m 1337 like that :-p
@scott – looks like you’re getting engadget or gizmodo’s news feed. refresh your browser and then type “crunchgear.com” in your browser’s navigation bar
working fine as normal.
FF 2
all great here.
FF 2.0
Sometimes pauses for 20-30 seconds while “Looking up tag.contextweb.com”, probably used for the ad that appears beneath the first story. DNS entries might have an overly low TTL, and the DNS servers don’t seem to handle the load well.
Thanks, John, for the advice. I’m having difficulty discerning amongst the three, though, as each site is comprised of the same content, borrowed heavily from yet another site… The only way I can tell which is CrunchGear’s adaptation is by seeing the number of reader comments.