Hi Revar,
your data are really enlightening.
I had a few requests to make our service (www.clipperz.com) compatible
with the iPhone, as the users that could try it with an iPhone
reported only shameless failure. :-(
As our application is very heavy on JavaScript (the crypto code and
some BinInt
Well drat. I did my math wrong. Having a fine calculator is no good
if the boneheaded user enters the wrong calculation! Turns out it's
only 25x faster per MHz. Not quite so bad.
- Revar
On Aug 2, 2007, at 2:31 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Normalizing that data for processor
I had a bit of a twisted epiphany yesterday... To reduce the size of
my calculator's bookmarklet, I could compress it, then use javascript
inside the data: URI to decompress it. So I coded up an LZW
compressor and a javascript decompressor and tried them out.
The bookmarklet was reduced t
