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“In an ideal world, every system could run instantly, consume zero storage space, use zero network bandwidth, never contain any errors, and cost nothing to build. In the real world, a key part of the designer's job is to weigh competing design characteristics and strike a balance among those characteristics.”
-Steve McConnell
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I read an interesting blurb in the August 2009 edition of PC Magazine, which I thought was helpful. Here is an excerpt:

"Windows XP and Vista store the DNS information of websites you've visited, to reach those sites faster each time you access them. The cache sometimes gets corrupted or stores a lot of unusable data, and that leads to slower Internet response times. To clear the cache, go to the command prompt and type ipconfig/flushdns." - PC Magazine August 2009

Friday, August 07, 2009 7:07:18 AM (Central Standard Time, UTC-06:00)  #