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danburzo
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Comment #46689808
Keep in mind this shows the “live most polluted major city ranking, 11:00–12:00” (EEST time), so rather short-term measurements.
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Comment #46409757
Thanks! I’ve updated the introduction with some ‘now vs then’ pointers.
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Comment #46409746
Updated the article with some information on the `Vary` and `No-Vary-Search` headers. I’ve left out the details of how revalidation works with `Vary` since I haven’t been able to r…
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Comment #46373325
As many have pointed out here, the nature of caching has changed in the current climate of ubiquitous HTTPS, and I want to add a paragraph or two about it. Is there a good summary …
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Comment #46373159
Good call! Honestly I just wanted to wrap it up before the holidays, but you’re right that a small section on Vary would have been useful. Things like non-conforming caching servic…
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Comment #46373136
I’m sorry you didn’t get anything out of it. I wasn’t operating at the edge of caching knowledge, just a person refreshing and clarifying for themselves how caching works. Some thi…
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Comment #40703117
You could probably just ask Sasha Shor: “As one of the creative leads on the id software brand team at Pyro in Texas, I worked on the logo, font, packaging and advertising, as well…
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Comment #40194327
This is exactly my jam! May I suggest adding a distinct style for visited links, so it’s easier to keep track?
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Comment #39977077
With the goal of showing nice, clear images to as many devices as possible, while optimizing the file size, I would: 1. decide if I want to use any of the newer image formats. If s…
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Comment #39976977
Thank you for the kind words! I have fun reading specs, but the HTML Standard is denser and organized more… cross-referentially than the average CSS spec, so there was a bit of put…
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Comment #39976963
Thank you for the kind words!
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Comment #39976933
I haven’t explicitly mentioned it in the article, but `srcset` + `sizes` is a way to provide dynamic densities for one image format, then multiply that with one ` ` for each image …
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Comment #39976893
Oh yeah, definitely something I’ve witnessed and been frustrated by before. Some of it stems from improper use of CSS units [1], and the only real recommendation I have is for peop…
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Comment #39976826
Yes, a smart server (that does more than serve static image assets) can do the heavy lifting and alleviate some of the HTML markup complexity. It has the `Accept` header as a guide…
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Comment #39976762
I haven’t followed Client Hints closely, but a change[1] in RFC 9842 internal drafts “removed specific features to be defined in other specifications”, and the `DPR` header ended u…
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Comment #39976707
Thank you! I must have picked up the idea from from Matthew Butterick’s “Practical Typography”, but with the symbol drawn rather than as the degrees character, to spare screen read…
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Comment #18404778
I’ve recently re-started work on this library after a half-year hiatus — fixing a few bugs and adding more extensive documentation. I’m quite happy with most of the features, but I…