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		dmix on Dec 12, 2022 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Substack is (not) now powered by Ghost TIL, makes sense from a (very limited) security perspective. CDN caching was never that useful anyway, non-cached jQuery etc downloads fast these days. Publishing libraries on a centralized public CDN, where the same URL is used across different sites is still the primary value prop for jsDelivr regardless.

skykooler on Dec 12, 2022 [–]

> non-cached jQuery etc downloads fast these days.

...If you have a fast internet connection, which is what all web devs seem to expect these days. jQuery etc are still just as big and heavy as ever.

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