And this is why everything is slow and terrible. Because us developers use fast machines on fast connections, and assume everyone else does.
Travel to some far flung parts of the world, and see if your hypothesis holds true.
Travel to some far flung parts of the world, and see if your hypothesis holds true.
Thumbhash is tiny (like, 28 bytes base64) and can be embedded in the html itself
Replacing all your CSS class names by one or two letter names would save multiple times this amount even on tiny websites, but I'm not seeing nobody doing this
I’d be smoking a cig sitting on a worn mattress in the highest floor of an abandoned apartment building typing on a late 90s ThinkPad, negotiating prices on stolen credit card lists through encrypted IRC channels and moving illicit files on SSH servers based in foreign countries.