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Old 05-07-2013, 06:45 AM
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Default Re: Website too slow

No negatives really. For the most part, you're not optimizing your images to show in the "IMAGES" tab on google, so you may not get people clicking (and stealing) your images that way. That being said, naming your images for SEO purposes is still recommended.

I've used the multiple subdomain approach for many years. Between images, content, sprites and CSS, we have 5 different subdomains that we pull information from on a page load. They're all on the same machine too, so there's no fear that one subdomain will work and the other doesn't - resulting in a broken site.

Of course, with the advantage of CDN's, that makes things really fast too, but even still, we use a subdomain at the CDN for images, and another for CSS.

Never had a problem.
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