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10.4: Cut down on the World Clock widget's CPU usage
if you edit the World Clock widget while it's open, you don't have to close it; simply press ⌘R while your mouse cursor is over the open widget.
10.4: Cut down on the World Clock widget's CPU usage
You have to click on the widget before pressing ?R.
I just changed the line that reads: timerInterval = setInterval("updateTime(true);", 1000);
to timerInterval = setInterval("updateTime(false);", 1000);
and processor usage dropped to 2% from 14%. That's the step for disabling the sweepback/sproing effect as mentioned above.
10.4: Cut down on the World Clock widget's CPU usage
Seems there's a bug in geeklog where if you enter an HTML entity such as ⌘ it won't be escaped correctly after you preview your comment, so when submitting it'll get screwed up.
That ?R up there is supposed to be a ⌘R.
10.4: Cut down on the World Clock widget's CPU usage
Cool, Thanks for the tip! |
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