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I don't think view source is the whole issue, but it is a significant one to
a
large and equally important community: authors/programmers.
As I was pointing out to someone privately, the application matters. A
30% speedup for an HTML file is trivial. For a real-time animated graphic,
it is huge. For an impoverished device (not many resources), it can also
be huge because in both cases, these are domains that have thresholds.
For example, the difference between 10fps and 15fps is a tipping point
when doing real time 3D rendering. It is the cross-over from a slide
show to animation motion. Between 20 and 30, it is the jump from jerky
animation to smooth realistic motion.
len
From: Alessandro Triglia [mailto:sandro@mclink.it]
Is this whole issue just a matter of widespread availability of viewers?
Alessandro
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