> only ask for permissions once you actually need them Hard on Android, where "did my wifi go away" means asking "can I have access to your phone's internal st

> only ask for permissions once you actually need them Hard on Android, where "did my wifi go away" means asking "can I have access to your phone's internal state including call logs and if you're in a call right now?" > replace interactive embeds with a dumb replacement Sucks when you depend on that content or the content has to be interactive under the TOS of the service you're using. > [CDNs have] stopped being useful Not at all. In many a corporate network as well as situations where you're paying for transit (e.g. AWS) they still make sense. > build websites like we used to in the early 2000s Ah yes with Flash for our interactivity, __Just throw an executable format that has a hard to render, proprietary ISA running unsupervised__, that worked for us then it should work fine today? I'd say "Let's build more websites like we did in 2010". That's right around when Javascript peaked. > Minio due to their licensing change, a lot of legal departments have banned minio.