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-1
May 27, 2008
"The best thing about Daily Dilbert was the agility to open it right in the beginning of the day, among a lot of new e-mails, read it, laugh a bunch and be back in action in less than a minute."Look, how many times do we keep having to post this...
http://dilbert.com/fast/
now go away and stop polluting the place! :-)
0
May 26, 2008
The new site seems a bit buggy.I click on the strip that I want - 2 panels are displayed for a brief moment, then the bottom one drops out.
Unless, of course, the problem is with my machine.
Bob
+9
May 26, 2008
"LOL, and still, at the end, we donj't know if he does or doesn't keep the dead bodies there... ;)"Apparently you're not an engineer. Engineers (including myself sometimes) can be strictly and elaborately logical about hypothetical possibilities to the extent that normal people misconstrue what they (i.e. the engineers) are thinking. Dilbert's just trying to clarify the question and all its ramifications beyond the bounds of common sense. Just like a typical software engineer does.
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May 26, 2008
The new layout is really terrible. The best thing about Daily Dilbert was the agility to open it right in the beginning of the day, among a lot of new e-mails, read it, laugh a bunch and be back in action in less than a minute. Now it takes 3/4 of that time just to load the webpage. Scott, I'm a big fan and hate to say that, but this is not going to work as well as the simple, plain old html version. DR
-2
May 26, 2008
I am sorry to say I agree with idsolomon.With web applications it is normal to try to reduce the number of clicks needed to get information.
This website increases it (you get the strip - hunt for a possible right arrow and click on it twice).
It also runs much slower because more band-width is needed.
