made timeago a little smarter

For this change to have any effect you need to load the jquery.globalTimeout.js before you load the timeago stuff (re https://github.com/vipero07/jQuery-plugins/blob/master/jquery.globalTimeout.js). Now timeago leverages a global timeout as opposed to making an interval for every timeago element on the page. This should alleviate stress caused by having multiple intervals. Things like interval callback stacking caused by the intervals function not completing before the next one is called as well as the issue with just having so many interval counters going off at different times making heavy timeago pages unnavigable. For more information http://ejohn.org/blog/how-javascript-timers-work/ If you change the strings in the settings, there need to be modifications on how this checks to update the timers (it is only intended for anything under a day, as it was a quick fix).