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This is a really great example of why not to use random CDN's just because it is convenient. Currently they are just serving internal server errors.

• jimaek 11y ago
  The problem is their origin not the CDN itself. The author is not responding and wont fix the server
• revmoo 11y ago
  Yeah and that's like the least worst thing that can happen. JS CDNs are a bad idea.