During last weekend's WordCamp, Jeremy Clarke gave a bunch of tips for websites server optimizations (I'll summarize my views on his talk later on a separate post) and he showcased a plugin for Firebug that I didn't know about and caught my attention: Yahoo! YSlow. It is a really nice piece of software, it adds a tab on your Firebug window and will grade the performance of the web page you are browsing with a set of tips on how to make it faster, ranging from images, CSS, JavaScript, headers, etc:

I find this to not be the ultimate solution to fix your websites' loading speed of course, but something advisable to use and try to comply against.

I believe it's time for me to get my blog from D to A

Well, it is actually Iceweasel 3 for Debian testing. Iceweasel just hit unstable yesterday (it had been for a while on experimental) and if you are running testing and can't wait for it to get through QA, I've made a backport for you:

deb http://debian.axiombox.com/ testing main

The newest xulrunner was also backported, which was, yes, the whole point for this.

UPDATE: Iceweasel 3 was uploaded a couple of weeks now, not yesterday