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Well, they kind of do. It's just that sometimes their CDNs have serious hiccups and ALL sites that use non-async code are affected (when they shouldn't be). I'
by rarestblog 16y ago
Well, they kind of do. It's just that sometimes their CDNs have serious hiccups and ALL sites that use non-async code are affected (when they shouldn't be).
I'm really surprised at Twitter. They have good engineers, why are they giving you non-async code, when the above code does the same thing exactly?