MILEY CYRUS PERFORMS "BLURRED LINES" WITH ROBIN THICKE PHARRELL AT MYSPACE PARTY!
http://bit.ly/ClevverMusic - Subscribe to Clevver Music! http://Clevver.com - Visit our website! http://on.fb.me/loxDu6 - Facebook Fan Page! http://Twitter.c...
By: Clevver Music
Here is the original post:
MILEY CYRUS PERFORMS "BLURRED LINES" WITH ROBIN THICKE
Dept. of Homeland Security Forced to Release List of Keywords Used to Monitor Social Networking!
The list of keywords used to flag everything we do ! http://www.forbes.com/sites/reuvencohen/2012/05/26/department-of-homeland-security-forced-to-release-lis...
By: DAHBOO77
See original here:
Dept. of Homeland Security Forced to Release List of Keywords Used to Monitor Social Networking! - Video
CLOSET TRANSFORMATION: Organization Tips + Closet Tour!
Subscribe HERE, it #39;s free and you #39;ll stay in the loop!! http://tinyurl.com/cjtfwa2 FOLLOW MY FASHION BLOG on BlogLovin: http://www.bloglovin.com/en/blog/7863...
By: DivaDarlingChic
Link:
CLOSET TRANSFORMATION: Organization Tips + Closet Tour! - Video
Tired of social networking? Then you're in luck. There's now an anti-social network - and it promises to keep you as far away from your friends as possible.
'Hell Is Other People' is a new web application designed specifically to keep you separated from your friends.
Using data taken from Foursquare, the app attempts to warn you when you're getting too close to anyone you know.
Described as "an experiment in anti-social media" the site says it "will track your "friends" and calculate optimally distanced locations for avoiding them".
It highlights various 'safe zones' and gives you critical information about friends' check-ins so you can attempt to skirt around them. Of course it does depend on your friends regularly checking-in to Foursquare - and really, if they use the location-based network enough to make Hell Is Other People genuinely useful, this is probably just a way to avoid having conversations about Foursquare.
Made by US developer his own struggles with social anxiety.
And yes, Arrested Development fans, while we know George Maharis got there first (or did he?) that doesn't quite count.
View original post here:
'Hell Is Other People' Is The World's First Anti-Social Network
Keynote Systems, the expert in internet and mobile cloud monitoring, monitors the top 11 UK social networking sites on a monthly basis and analyses how these sites perform compared to their competitors. By Robert Castley.
The social media site homepages were more reliable in May than they were in April meaning that the chances of a site loading correctly when visited were higher. Ten out of the 11 pages had a successful load rate over 99 percent in May, compared to only seven out of the 11 sites achieving this is April. Similarly, in terms of the time pages took to load, the sites performed better in May than they did in April. Two out of the 11 sites achieved an average response time of under one second in May Google+ and Pinterest compared to in April when only Google+ was able to load this time.
Despite the number of sites performing well increasing as a whole, the sites performance remained fairly consistent. The average load time of all the social media homepages took 2.69 seconds in May, compared to 2.63 seconds in April. In terms of availability, the sites had a 99.48 percent successful load rate in May, only marginally better than 99.17 percent in April.
The changes occurring between April and May were primarily due to three of the social media sites YouTube, Pinterest and Flicker. For YouTube, after making substantial improvements last month, in May the site was slower by over a third of a second than it had been in April. Homepage size increased from 0.52MB to 1.28MB and its object number went up from 25 to 29, a hefty increase that resulted in the page slow down. The YouTube homepage regularly changes and the varying results show how big an impact these can have on performance. It is a testament to YouTube that reliability hasn't suffered in April reliability stood at 99.04 percent compared to 99.13 percent in May.
Pinterest saw a more positive change as its faster load time and higher successful load rate from April continued into May. Pinterest was able to reduce its object count further in May, from 19 to 18 and while its page size remained the same at 0.17MB, load time reduced from 1.47 seconds in April to 1.41 seconds in May. Successful load rate also increased from 99.64 percent in April to 99.84 percent in May.
Flickrs homepage also saw significant changes this month. Flicker was slower in May taking 1.93 seconds to load, compared to 1.69 seconds to load in April. This was most likely due to the increased page size from 0.5MB to 0.84MB, despite the object number for the page only increasing by one. Successful load rate was also maintained at 99.43 percent in both April and May.
The improvements in the performance of the social media homepages this month is promising. The fact that two out of the 11 sites have now made it under the one second load time, and ten out of the 11 sites have a successful load rate of above 99 percent, is a brilliant achievement. Google+ and Pinterest are now racing at the front of the pack, both having met these high standards. The fact that these two sites performing the best are also two of the newest, and to some, the most exciting on the internet at the moment, is no coincidence. It's great to see that they are continuing to make a good first impression.
About the author
Robert Castley has been a solutions consultant at internet testing and monitoring specialist Keynote, for over three years. Prior to working at Keynote, Robert worked as a Professional Services Consultant at a document management company, Macro 4, where he worked on developing custom web interfaces. He regularly engages with customers and has an in-depth technical knowledge in web development. One of his proudest achievements is developing one of the worlds most popular Open Source Content Management Systems to the masses Mambo, which now lives on as Joomla!
See the original post here:
Performance of social networking sites – Index from Keynote Systems for May 2013