I was going to be rude, but I thought I'd just do you the courtesy and paste the relevant section from the article:

As it tends to be heavily trafficked, the overall bandwidth is a key consideration, and to that end one of the changes we made this week was to split the page content into a more basic page, augmented by a separate Javascript file with additional content beyond that. Since most of the traffic to the site is automated it tends not to fetch the Javascript file, reducing overall data requirements.

They're using JS to reduce the load.

You already have ears (probably).

It's a good job they explained the joke.

Using grey as the mid colour for this seems strange. It looks like missing data.

Maybe in misunderstanding, but that story seems to be about Dolby going after AV1, not the other way around.

Why is the bread on a chopping board if it was clearly sliced by a machine?

Does it contains seahorse this time?

Sounds like clerical work to me.

Not a "textbook". Clearly printed PowerPoint slides.

Where's KHTML? The O.G. GOAT.

It looks they are.

This is my favourite, from Rosenborg Castle in Copenhagen

I haven't played the first 32 games, am I going to be lost?

Privilege comes from "private law", so would mean the ability to be judged in a different way to other people and therefore to perhaps avoid punishment for things others would suffer.

Article is dated 10th July 2025. Why was this posted now?

Live, Laugh, Linux

I don't mean to alarm you, but networking was designed by boomers.

I like "Vectoria".

YAML 1.2 was released 15 years ago and fixed this issue. The problem is not YAML but the libraries people are using to parse it being a decade and a half out of date.

From what I hear, BG3 is great. The main complaint that I've heard about it is that Act 3 (I guess that act that wasn't part of the pre release) is a bit janky. Are any of the patches so far (or any discussed future patches) fixing things in this area? Or is it just not as much of a problem as people have said?