> Do you think this is also the unavoidable destiny of all (the vast majority perhaps?) 
> big tech companies?

Personally I think it is unavoidable. When companies grow larger just for the sake of 
doing so you eventually end up including roles that do not need to exist. Then, extra 
unneeded features spill in as a means to justify those new roles.

This is based solely on my own experiences. So YMMV.

Thanks for the heads up!

I've updated the link and pushed out the change. It should be live
momentarily.

Yeah I'm not sure why JS would be mandatory for such a "basic" site.
Most requests could really just be made server side to make things feel
even more snappy. I'm also pretty sure they are pulling in an older
version of jQuery...for some reason.

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> On Sep 10, 2022, at 12:50 AM, Henrique Almeida <hdante@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> Hello, the home page of my blog, The Not Café, is 2,6 MiB, but only
> loads 380 KiB, because there's a music file that's 2,3 MiB that is
> configured not to load until the radio is started (it uses an audio
> tag with preload set to metadata). Please confirm if it's considered a
> 380 KiB site or a 2,6 MiB one for the challenge. Results from Pingdom
> follow:
> 
> ***
> Hi there, fellow webmaster.
> 

Website size updated!

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