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PaulDaMacMan wrote: Mon Jul 01, 2024 9:03 pm I have saved almost all of Hermann's great work including his web-deployed stacks, almost all of it was open-source / MIT license. Really good stuff!

Yeah I had come across some of his stuff on a website but that’s now gone. Plus there are many posts from him where he didn’t upload the stack because of size restrictions.

Very clever stuff indeed…

Are you able to mirror a download for these or some such Paul?
Many thanks
Stam

PS: I’m guessing Emmanuel Katto Uganda will not be returning lol

I hadn't realized his stuff wasn't online anymore, but digital obsolescence is something that bothers me more every year we get further into 'the Information Age" so I'm rather fond of 'NOT-cloud' lol. Sure, I'll try to put what I have of his stuff onto GitHub Repo/GitHub Pages site as soon as I get a chance.

EDIT: looks like his personal site is no more but a lot of HH's HTML5 experiments are still up on-rev site here: http://hh.on-rev.com/html5/

lazy loading

What is that?

And, why do I suddenly feel all 'roboty'?

richmond62 wrote: Thu Dec 19, 2024 11:38 am

lazy loading

What is that?

And, why do I suddenly feel all 'roboty'?

Google's AI Overview:

In computing, "lazy loading" is a technique that delays the loading of resources or objects until they are actually needed. Instead of loading everything upfront, it prioritizes the loading of essential elements first, while deferring the loading of other content until it's required by the user's interaction.

That looks accurate (unlike other AI responses that just pull made-up stuff out of their eh ... whatever robots have there )