It looks like it times out every 15 minutes. I still haven't figured where it
gets called from (perhaps it is simply setup when the common.js file is loaded from the home page). It gives you a good idea of how to setup the timeouts
using Javascript (which I don't speak).
Since Javacript appears to have a millisecond timer vs. HTML which uses seconds
one ought to be able to max out the machine by having a function like the NY
Times timer function deduct start with a 5 second refresh then deduct 10-100
milliseconds for each successive refresh until the machine gets maxed out.
The NY Times javacript timeout function appears to be the file: graphics8. nytimes. com/js/ home/screen/ common. js
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I fetched it using "wget".
It looks like it times out every 15 minutes. I still haven't figured where it
gets called from (perhaps it is simply setup when the common.js file is loaded from the home page). It gives you a good idea of how to setup the timeouts
using Javascript (which I don't speak).
Since Javacript appears to have a millisecond timer vs. HTML which uses seconds
one ought to be able to max out the machine by having a function like the NY
Times timer function deduct start with a 5 second refresh then deduct 10-100
milliseconds for each successive refresh until the machine gets maxed out.