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Short Writing Is the Future of Writing

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Re: Short Writing Is the Future of Writing

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> 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?

Re: Short Writing Is the Future of Writing

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post #2

> 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

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post #2

> 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

Now you know what happens when stupid architecture meets an ad blocker. :-)

Re: Short Writing Is the Future of Writing

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> 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. :-)

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?

Re: Short Writing Is the Future of Writing

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post #4

Earlier 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?

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.

Re: Short Writing Is the Future of Writing

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post #7

Earlier 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.

> uMatrix

Thanks for the info. It allows blocks requests from 3rd party domains (which is quite strict imo)

I’ll try to work them out.