Which CDN providers support stale-while-revalidate?
A quick review of which content delivery networks support RFC 5861’s Stale-While-Revalidate and Stale-If-Error caching directives.
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Podcasters should embrace programmatic ad insertion
Host-read ads can damage trust. Podcasts should either use different people to read their ads or embrace programmatically inserted ads.
How to test for HTTP stale-while-revalidate support?
Verify that your CDN or caching proxy supports RFC 5861 asynchronous cache revalidation through the stale-while-revalidate HTTP response directive.
Microsoft adds Ogg, Theora, and Vorbis media formats to Windows 10
Windows 10 adds support for three new open-source multimedia codecs, Theora for video and Vorvis for audio, and the Ogg multimedia container format.
Native content blocking in Firefox without installing any extensions
Firefox has a built-in content blocker but you’ll need external tools to use it to block anything.
Save-Data aware HTTP/2 server push
Learn how to set up HTTP Save-Data request-hint aware HTTP/2 server push with Apache HTTPD and Nginx web servers.
Podcast hosts shouldn’t read ads to maintain trust
Hosts erode trust when reading advertiser messages on their shows. Programmatic ads may be the only way to maintain trust.
I regret transferring my domains to Hover
Ads had promised me that Hover.com was a great domain registrar. Trusting them to handle my domains turned out to be a big mistake.
Charge devices faster with a new USB 3.1 Type-C controller
How upgrading the USB 3.1 PCIe controller on my mainboard let my devices quick-charge over USB 3.1. Plus, it’s nice to add more USB ports to your PC.
Documentation for Cache-Control plugin for WordPress
Learn how to use the Cache-Control plugin for WordPress to improve your website’s cacheability and page-loading performance.
Accelerate redirects with HTTP/2 server push
Set up faster HTTP redirects by using HTTP/2 server push to send the new location in the same response informing the client about the redirect.
FSFE: Publicly funded software has to be Free
Free-Software Foundation European launches campaign to ensure tax-payer money goes to publicly owned and open-source software rather than proprietary vendors.