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Apr 8, 2012
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I took my mac to Starbucks the other day and noticed some other guy's mac was much faster than mine. He flicked through tabs like an oil-coated knife through boiled butter. And the webpages on his were so much faster to load than mine. I timed it with my iPhone and the results were: 1.8937 seconds on his and 2.7933 on mine to load the NYTimes main page.

Do you think I need more space on my hard drive? I really hope there is another way because the SSDs are pretty expensive and I can't really fit more into my iMac.
 
I took my mac to Starbucks the other day and noticed some other guy's mac was much faster than mine. He flicked through tabs like an oil-coated knife through boiled butter. And the webpages on his were so much faster to load than mine. I timed it with my iPhone and the results were: 1.8937 seconds on his and 2.7933 on mine to load the NYTimes main page.

haha. That wasn't quite enough with a millisecond precision, right ? You had to give us the results with a tenth of millisecond detail.
 
I took my mac to Starbucks the other day and noticed some other guy's mac was much faster than mine. He flicked through tabs like an oil-coated knife through boiled butter. And the webpages on his were so much faster to load than mine. I timed it with my iPhone and the results were: 1.8937 seconds on his and 2.7933 on mine to load the NYTimes main page.

Do you think I need more space on my hard drive? I really hope there is another way because the SSDs are pretty expensive and I can't really fit more into my iMac.

Maybe it's just the other guy's Mac being a bit newer, thus faster, than yours.
 
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