Here are my slides from Yow! West 2017, Performance: The path to HTTP/2 is Full of Potholes.
Archives: Notes
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Every time I think something is a joke about dude bro tech culture, it’s always dude bro tech culture.
Today in maybe-it's-not-a-good-idea-to-have-our-lives-mediated-by-weirdos-in-silicon-valley pic.twitter.com/gxSTqljUE1
— Ishaan Tharoor (@ishaantharoor) May 1, 2017
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Bought myself a mechanical keyboard for next time I’m co-working with @noeltock.

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Pleased to have played a small part in @raisonco getting his first WordPress props at the #wcubud contributor day.
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Had some fun speaking at WordCamp Ubud yesterday, here are the slides and other resources.
Code snippets
- Load jQuery in the WordPress footer
- Async JavaScript WordPress Filter
- HTTP/2 with Server Push and HTTP/1 compatible inline CSS
Other resources
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It was a pleasure speaking at the Web Meetup on Tuesday, they’ve already posted the videos from the evening.
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Casting values larger than PHP_INT_MAX really is fun. https://3v4l.org/5nWum
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Having a tipple at @citywineshop thanks to @humanmadeltd (with help from our friend Sam the sommelier).



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This was inevitable & is a reason to host your own comments. Ad free product could be discontinued at any time.
Unfortunately, ad free @disqus now costs money. I don't like free products suddenly costing, but I like ads even less! Paid the fee. pic.twitter.com/2fYNdnv7sW
— Troy Hunt (@troyhunt) April 7, 2017
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While polishing my Imposter Syndrome deck for @theWebMeetup Tuesday, I’m making Hamilton gifs. They’re related.

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I’m heading to Perth next month to speak at Yow! West. Hope to see some of you there.
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I’ll be chatting about Imposter Syndrome at the Web Meetup in two weeks. Sign up and I’ll see you on the 11th.
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After AHCA failed & various injunctions I’m applying to @nejsconf & hoping potus is further undermined.
Oh, that conference looks cool, I might put in a CFP.
Dates: ✔️
Where: ??
Nah ?♂️— Peter Wilson ?️? (@pwcc) March 18, 2017
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- In the 70s gay people could lose their livelihood if someone invaded their privacy and outed them.
- The hanky code became a subversive part of gay (& kink) culture which allowed people to reveal themselves to people in the know without risking their livelihood. Different colours and pockets indicated preference.
- These days it’s universally agreed that being straight or gay should not rightly affect someone’s livelihood.
- Within the Drupal community, Larry Garfield has had to write about his preference for sub-dom relationships after others started outing him.
- Even after he was repeatedly found not to have breached the community’s code of conduct he was forced out of the offical roles he had in the community.
- I don’t think it’s anyone’s business what colour handkerchief people have, where they keep them but it seems Dries Buytaert and the Drupal leadership do.
- Dries proudly claims these exclusionary practices are their values. By implication, invading people’s privacy and outing them do not fall outside these values.
- Reading Larry’s and Dries’ posts, I can’t help but think there but for an accident of timing go I.
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Today @tareiking answered a question by quoting lyrics from a musical. Not Hamilton but brainwashing is about baby steps.
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At HM we work with many excellent people, quite pleased to have Mike join the team.
We are so excited to share the fantastic news that Mike Little @mikelittlezed1 has joined Human Made ??? https://t.co/4yPsWyyCHs
— Human Made (@humanmadeltd) March 16, 2017
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Me getting mildly sweary at #WCAkl2017, as captured by @kristarella
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I’m getting impatient waiting for CSS container queries. It seems @beep is too & he knows a thing or two about RWD. https://ethanmarcotte.com/wrote/on-container-queries/
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Friends attending my next talk, @stuartshields made me do it.








