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I've never really understood that argument. Assuming that your site is totally down when your server goes down and that you rely on jquery so heavily that loo
by streety 18y ago
I've never really understood that argument. Assuming that your site is totally down when your server goes down and that you rely on jquery so heavily that loosing it essentially renders your site unusable it doesn't seem to matter how much better google is at delivering content than you are. If you can manage an uptime greater than 50% the likelihood is that your server and google will be down at different times so the downtime is additive.
- jbert 18y agoI think the argument is that google is an order of magnitude or so better at downtime than you are, so any google-created downtime is lost in the noise.