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Because its static content that is almost never cached because its infrequently accessed. Thus, almost every hit goes to the origin.
by mixologic 1y ago
Because its static content that is almost never cached because its infrequently accessed. Thus, almost every hit goes to the origin.
- ok123456 1y agoThe contents in question are statically generated, 1-3 KB HTML files. Hosting a single image would be the equivalent of cold serving 100s of requests. Putting up a scraper shield seems like it's more of a political statement than a solution to a real technical problem. It's also antithetical to open collaboration and an open internet of which Linux is a product.