The quiet return of the static web
Media sites spent a decade adding servers between the reader and the page. The fastest publications are now taking them out again, and the reasons are as much about trust as speed.
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How software, hardware and the systems behind them actually work, and what that means for the people who depend on them.
Media sites spent a decade adding servers between the reader and the page. The fastest publications are now taking them out again, and the reasons are as much about trust as speed.
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The label tells you what you may do with the code. It says nothing about who maintains it, who pays for it or whether anyone is watching the door.
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