I'm super happy that this is becoming the new standard, but for a different reason. I hate it when my local development environment has to call out to the inter

I'm super happy that this is becoming the new standard, but for a different reason. I hate it when my local development environment has to call out to the internet. I want to be able to do my work from a spotty wifi connection, or on an airplane! For this reason, none of my projects have ever used these external CDNs, and now browsers are making it so this isn't even a detriment to my users. Great! [append] By the way, the article title is not what the article intends it to be. He wants to say "please stop using shared CDNs for external JavaScript dependencies". There's nothing wrong with CDNs.