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  1. Anybody check out foodnetwork.com lately?

    Looks like foodnetwork.com has become victim of site tracking services.
    The indirects cause several seconds of lockup between navigating pages
    over there. Seems like the site has been outsourced to a third party
    company. It even appears that actual content is being served up by the
    third party company. The page hangs on adsremote.scripps.com... when it
    finally connects, the rest(actual content) of the page is served up.

    What once was a great site has become a victim of clueless(and useless)
    computer geeks. I wonder what the sales pitch was... Hello foodnetwork!
    Have we got a deal for you! It will slow your site dowm to the point
    where people will cease to use it!

    Foodnetwork's site stinks as much as the clueless one-bath-a-month
    computer geeks who it was outsourced to.

    Shameful.

  2. <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Anybody check out foodnetwork.com lately?

    Looks like foodnetwork.com has become victim of site tracking services.
    The indirects cause several seconds of lockup between navigating pages
    over there. Seems like the site has been outsourced to a third party
    company. It even appears that actual content is being served up by the
    third party company. The page hangs on adsremote.scripps.com... when it
    finally connects, the rest(actual content) of the page is served up.

    What once was a great site has become a victim of clueless(and useless)
    computer geeks. I wonder what the sales pitch was... Hello foodnetwork!
    Have we got a deal for you! It will slow your site dowm to the point
    where people will cease to use it!

    Foodnetwork's site stinks as much as the clueless one-bath-a-month
    computer geeks who it was outsourced to.

    Shameful.

    Block all cookies from the site and its parasites. Don't give them the
    statistics they need in order to get paid by their advertisers.

  3. Doug Kanter said:

    Block all cookies from the site and its parasites. Don't give them the
    statistics they need in order to get paid by their advertisers.

    It's a total shame that I have to resort to that. Where I work, people
    who do workmanship 1/100th as bad as what has been done to
    foodnetwork's site, get immediately fired.

    It seems like someone over there should be able to realize this and
    have it fixed. I timed the lockup. From when I click on a link returned
    by the site's search, until the page is displayed, the lag is 10+
    seconds. I'm very curious as to what the site designers told
    foodnetwork so as to lead them to believe that something is not wrong.

    That was one of my favorite sites. I lack the patience to put up with
    10+ seconds of waiting everytime I click on a new link. That's
    absolutely ridiculous.

  4. <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Doug Kanter said:

    Block all cookies from the site and its parasites. Don't give them the
    statistics they need in order to get paid by their advertisers.

    It's a total shame that I have to resort to that. Where I work, people
    who do workmanship 1/100th as bad as what has been done to
    foodnetwork's site, get immediately fired.

    It seems like someone over there should be able to realize this and
    have it fixed. I timed the lockup. From when I click on a link returned
    by the site's search, until the page is displayed, the lag is 10+
    seconds. I'm very curious as to what the site designers told
    foodnetwork so as to lead them to believe that something is not wrong.

    That was one of my favorite sites. I lack the patience to put up with
    10+ seconds of waiting everytime I click on a new link. That's
    absolutely ridiculous.

    I have no problem with it coming up in 3 seconds. When I browse from one
    site to another on the foodnetwork, it all comes up at around 3 seconds, not
    over.

    I don't have fast, fast, fast DSL, but I do have DSL. But 3 seconds is good
    enough for me -- at this time.
    Dee Dee

  5. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Quoted message said:
    Doug Kanter said:

    Block all cookies from the site and its parasites. Don't give them the
    statistics they need in order to get paid by their advertisers.

    It's a total shame that I have to resort to that. Where I work, people
    who do workmanship 1/100th as bad as what has been done to
    foodnetwork's site, get immediately fired.

    It seems like someone over there should be able to realize this and
    have it fixed. I timed the lockup. From when I click on a link returned
    by the site's search, until the page is displayed, the lag is 10+
    seconds. I'm very curious as to what the site designers told
    foodnetwork so as to lead them to believe that something is not wrong.

    That was one of my favorite sites. I lack the patience to put up with
    10+ seconds of waiting everytime I click on a new link. That's
    absolutely ridiculous.

    Dunno... I'm not seeing it. Performance is acceptable from here. I'm on
    a ~6Mb cable connection tonight. Running on an old Mac G4 tower with
    cookies disabled.

    But I'm not too fond of the ipix, windows media, flash, java mix that
    they have in there. A little too multi-media for my taste.

    --
    Jack

  6. "Doug Kanter" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    Block all cookies from the site and its parasites. Don't give
    them the statistics they need in order to get paid by their
    advertisers.

    I use Firefox, and just set it to block http:\\adsremote.*. No
    delays at all.

    --
    barry in indy

  7. "Doug Kanter" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    Block all cookies from the site and its parasites. Don't give
    them the statistics they need in order to get paid by their
    advertisers.

    I use Firefox, and just set it to block http:\\adsremote.*. No
    delays at all.

    --
    barry in indy

  8. "Doug Kanter" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    Block all cookies from the site and its parasites. Don't give
    them the statistics they need in order to get paid by their
    advertisers.

    I use Firefox, and just set it to block http:\\adsremote.*. No
    delays at all.

    --
    barry in indy

  9. "Doug Kanter" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    Block all cookies from the site and its parasites. Don't give
    them the statistics they need in order to get paid by their
    advertisers.

    I use Firefox, and just set it to block http:\\adsremote.*. No
    delays at all.

    --
    barry in indy

  10. "Doug Kanter" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    Block all cookies from the site and its parasites. Don't give
    them the statistics they need in order to get paid by their
    advertisers.

    I use Firefox, and just set it to block http:\\adsremote.*. No
    delays at all.

    --
    barry in indy

  11. Quoted message said:

    Anybody check out foodnetwork.com lately?

    The original site was great, and very easy to archive into your own
    mini-website with basic HTML knowledge, which I did for 3 years or so.
    The next rennovation made the process very difficult. This newest
    evil incarnation is a freak from hell, and unusable without great
    patience even with broadband.
    <META BANDNAME = "fleetwoodmac">
    <music> Never goin' back again . . . </music>

    --
    The Doc says my brain waves closely match those of a crazed ferret.
    At least now I have an excuse.

  12. Quoted message said:

    Anybody check out foodnetwork.com lately?

    The original site was great, and very easy to archive into your own
    mini-website with basic HTML knowledge, which I did for 3 years or so.
    The next rennovation made the process very difficult. This newest
    evil incarnation is a freak from hell, and unusable without great
    patience even with broadband.
    <META BANDNAME = "fleetwoodmac">
    <music> Never goin' back again . . . </music>

    --
    The Doc says my brain waves closely match those of a crazed ferret.
    At least now I have an excuse.

  13. Quoted message said:

    Anybody check out foodnetwork.com lately?

    The original site was great, and very easy to archive into your own
    mini-website with basic HTML knowledge, which I did for 3 years or so.
    The next rennovation made the process very difficult. This newest
    evil incarnation is a freak from hell, and unusable without great
    patience even with broadband.
    <META BANDNAME = "fleetwoodmac">
    <music> Never goin' back again . . . </music>

    --
    The Doc says my brain waves closely match those of a crazed ferret.
    At least now I have an excuse.

  14. Quoted message said:

    Anybody check out foodnetwork.com lately?

    The original site was great, and very easy to archive into your own
    mini-website with basic HTML knowledge, which I did for 3 years or so.
    The next rennovation made the process very difficult. This newest
    evil incarnation is a freak from hell, and unusable without great
    patience even with broadband.
    <META BANDNAME = "fleetwoodmac">
    <music> Never goin' back again . . . </music>

    --
    The Doc says my brain waves closely match those of a crazed ferret.
    At least now I have an excuse.

  15. Quoted message said:

    Anybody check out foodnetwork.com lately?

    The original site was great, and very easy to archive into your own
    mini-website with basic HTML knowledge, which I did for 3 years or so.
    The next rennovation made the process very difficult. This newest
    evil incarnation is a freak from hell, and unusable without great
    patience even with broadband.
    <META BANDNAME = "fleetwoodmac">
    <music> Never goin' back again . . . </music>

    --
    The Doc says my brain waves closely match those of a crazed ferret.
    At least now I have an excuse.

  16. Quoted message said:

    Anybody check out foodnetwork.com lately?

    The original site was great, and very easy to archive into your own
    mini-website with basic HTML knowledge, which I did for 3 years or so.
    The next rennovation made the process very difficult. This newest
    evil incarnation is a freak from hell, and unusable without great
    patience even with broadband.
    <META BANDNAME = "fleetwoodmac">
    <music> Never goin' back again . . . </music>

    --
    The Doc says my brain waves closely match those of a crazed ferret.
    At least now I have an excuse.

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