addons.mozilla.org adblockplus.org idevfh.com I found something cool, for Windows 8 users and Mac users too.. where make thing kinda look like glass.. Just take a look a the pictures here you go! addons.mozilla.org I hope that helps make everyone Firefox look like glass and have fun find ones you would like okay. If Firefox start act slow use ccleaner www.piriform.com If you wonder, why your computer being slow. I think could be Because your PC or laptop or IMAC or macbook or Mac mini whatever use PC or Mac. Always have a fan or something blow on the computer, So the computer doesn’t over heat okay. Always update our Adobe flash player and Adobe flash player plug in and Adobe reader and make sure Java is update to date play the games online too. Always go ahead look each Month see you need update our drivers or updates on Adobe or Java make the games and videos run better okay. Make sure everything inside our computers always up to date alright! My Firefox is runny great, I have no problems with my Firefox doesn’t crash or anything on my computer. I am still using a Old, Intel Pentium inside my computer, with Windows 7 I got Sony all one PC the gray color one. What I like about Sony, they got build in restore to factory. I got a ideal for you people always back our Computer up with burn a RW CD for the computer. So if you ever wanted pop the CD RW you can always fixed any problem you had before okay. Always make DISK for our computer so anything goes wrong with the …
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MAC OS X Lion performance problem – broken memory management
– Starting with OS X 10.5 there are evident memory management problems in MAC OS X. The web was already then cluttered with complaints about system slowing down dramatically after some time. Back then i had slower machine, Mac Mini with 1GB RAM, so i (wrongly) concluded that it was due to inferior hardware. — Now i have 2010 MBP, core i7, 8 GB RAM, dual GPU. Mac os X Snow Leopard was pain, but after migrating to OS X Lion, working some serious stuff on MAC started to be a nightmare. — I finally managed to reproduce the problematic scenario, so i run the test and recorded the screen, into video. I run the tar+bzip command, which is basic unix stuff, on the large amount of picture files, in my Pictures/ folder. Just before start, i run the “purge” command, to delete inactive/cached program data. — You can see on the video that free memory starts to drop very fast, and inactive is constantly rising. If you take a look at “bsdtar” command, it takes only a fragment of RAM, so the problem is not in this process. You cannot say that it is a program memory leak, because then the problem would not be in inactive ram, rather in active/wired. — When the free memory dropped below 100mb, i started some apps, like Safari, iPhoto and MS Word, and you can see in the video, that it takes even minutes (!) to start an app, when normally (when there is free RAM), it would take some 3-5 secs to load. — I run the same scenario and the same commands on my Linux Centos 6 box, no problem …