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> And yet, this thing decides to beat the shit out of the web server while trying to get it. This is an exhorbitant exaggeration. They are duplicated requests
by lopkeny12ko 2y ago
> And yet, this thing decides to beat the shit out of the web server while trying to get it.
This is an exhorbitant exaggeration. They are duplicated requests for a favicon. Not only is that a tiny resource, most of these requests are 404ing which is cheap. And even if it isn't 404, your favicon is a tiny static asset, it should either be served by CDN or in the server's filesystem cache anyways.