Nifty JavaScript Clock Thingy
This is a discussion about Nifty JavaScript Clock Thingy in the Slack Space category; I got this sent to me via email from a web dev friend of mine (who got it from someone else, and so on), so I thought I would pass it along to you guys. Here is what it looks like active: Might be kind of neat to use it with a dashboard if the mouse trailing portion was removed.
I got this sent to me via email from a web dev friend of mine (who got it from someone else, and so on), so I thought I would pass it along to you guys. Here is what it looks like active:
www.driventechnologies.com/coolstuff/clock.htm
Might be kind of neat to use it with a dashboard if the mouse trailing portion was removed. Have fun with it.
www.driventechnologies.com/coolstuff/clock.htm
Might be kind of neat to use it with a dashboard if the mouse trailing portion was removed. Have fun with it.
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It's neat, though doesn't seem to work in NS6 or Opera 6 (Fine in IE and NS4).
I saw some similar ones around on a javascript website somewhere. Don't have the URL though.
I saw some similar ones around on a javascript website somewhere. Don't have the URL though.
neat, though cpu usage jumps up to 51%
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That's odd, as mine doesn't go over 8% and that's with a bunch of other things on in the background and moving the mouse all over the place.
EDIT: There must be some optimizations in either the general P4 processor, or in the Northwood versions, because my P3 goes to about 50% as well.
EDIT: There must be some optimizations in either the general P4 processor, or in the Northwood versions, because my P3 goes to about 50% as well.
stays at 4-6% on my computer. Is java optimised for a smp system?