All Look Same?
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#82E.g. one of the Mongol invaders from Medieval Total War II had a soundbite that said "You all look the same to me!". I guess we all do.
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That's not what preload is for. You don't wait for the extra images on the first page. You start loading them after the page is complete, so that the next page loads faster.
Dial up was 4 (four) kbps. Conceptually preloading wasn't possible I don't think
Preloading was definitely possible even with just image tag ordering.
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#86That said I really love food. I cook all 3 types often and go out to eat all 3 types (and even regional variants) quite frequently.
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It's a 25-year old website and most people were on slow dial-up connection. No one would've stuck around for 17 images to be pre-loaded.
That's not what preload is for. You don't wait for the extra images on the first page. You start loading them after the page is complete, so that the next page loads faster.
I wasn't working in web dev in the early 00s, but I had done some informally. I just don't think preloading was a thing.
It's been a long time, but I'm pretty sure AJAX does not predate this website, SPAs were impossible, etc. I suppose you might do something with IFRAMEs, but you likely wouldn't be able to fetch those /after/ the main page. Preloading would be simul-loading and lag the hell out of your main window.
The way to instruct a browser to load back then was to wait for the user to actually click to fetch, and that would navigate away from the current page.
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#88It would be a better test if it were from the collarbone-up, no clothes or makeup.
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I'm white and got 7/18 and it said "You can't tell the difference" but I think it's because some of them I had no idea. There were a few where I was really sure and I turned out to be right. I think it's the same with white people. There are some who look unique to their country and I can tell with high confidence but for others, I have no idea; they just look like a generic white person. For example, I think these p…
Please find me an American, or other human being, that looks like Abraham Lincoln.
He had a family and their descendants naturally look like him.