SVGs on the web: performance comparison based on how you load them.
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SVGs on the web: performance comparison based on how you load them. @nucliweb compares five loading methods and how each affects caching, requests, and rendering: inline <svg>, <img>, <object>, CSS background, and sprites with <use>. A key anti-pattern: embedding raster images as base64 inside SVGs increases file size by 33% and blocks rendering. #svg #performance
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Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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@evan he’s attributed “I would rather have a general who was lucky than one who was good”
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Mom asked me where I wanted to go for my birthday. Which of these sounds better to you? #Food #Poll #Polls
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@thaggie I don't understand.
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@evan I would rather be more good than lucky, but being more lucky than good seems to have worked really well for people over the years
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does anybody know a slur for non-furries
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I'm trying to sound smart in a convo. we are talking about terms for in/out groups and how groups naturally have generally-neutral terms for the outgroup (carnist, cis, etc) and fragile people think they are slurs when actual (weak) slurs exist (bloodmouth, grue, etc).
anyways I need your help (contd):
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