Short Writing Is the Future of Writing
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Re: Short Writing Is the Future of Writing
#2Maybe. But certainly not eight thirteen character columns next to each other. This is unreadable.
Edit: Haha! You really use JavaScript from third-party domains to lay out paragraphs, one after another? The one thing that web browsers actually do well?
Re: Short Writing Is the Future of Writing
#3> We need a better format to diggest information Maybe. But certainly not eight thirteen character columns next to each other. This is unreadable. Edit: Haha! You really use JavaScript from third-party domains to lay out paragraphs, one after another? The one thing that web browsers actually do well?
This site was build with a site builder. The content are streamed
Can you explain “eight thirteen character columns next to each other”? I don’t get the reference
Re: Short Writing Is the Future of Writing
#4> We need a better format to diggest information Maybe. But certainly not eight thirteen character columns next to each other. This is unreadable. Edit: Haha! You really use JavaScript from third-party domains to lay out paragraphs, one after another? The one thing that web browsers actually do well?
> Edit: Haha! You really use JavaScript... This site was build with a site builder. The content are streamed Can you explain “eight thirteen character columns next to each other”? I don’t get the reference
Re: Short Writing Is the Future of Writing
#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
> Edit: Haha! You really use JavaScript... This site was build with a site builder. The content are streamed Can you explain “eight thirteen character columns next to each other”? I don’t get the reference
Now you know what happens when stupid architecture meets an ad blocker. :-)
I guess you have problem with loading the content. Maybe a straight answer would help because I don’t have that problem
Which ad blocker are you using?
Re: Short Writing Is the Future of Writing
#6Re: Short Writing Is the Future of Writing
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
Now you know what happens when stupid architecture meets an ad blocker. :-)
Recommend by Google Lighthouse for lazy load content. I guess you have problem with loading the content. Maybe a straight answer would help because I don’t have that problem Which ad blocker are you using?
I need to unblock unpkg.com, inverr.com and gstatic.com, so that it works.
Lazy-loading the main content, especially if it's just text, is inane. You have clearly misunderstood Lighthouse's advice.
Re: Short Writing Is the Future of Writing
#8Re: Short Writing Is the Future of Writing
#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
Recommend by Google Lighthouse for lazy load content. I guess you have problem with loading the content. Maybe a straight answer would help because I don’t have that problem Which ad blocker are you using?
uMatrix. I need to unblock unpkg.com, inverr.com and gstatic.com, so that it works. Lazy-loading the main content , especially if it's just text, is inane. You have clearly misunderstood Lighthouse's advice.
Thanks for the info. It allows blocks requests from 3rd party domains (which is quite strict imo)
I’ll try to work them out.