firefox has more aggressive caching than other browsers I think

awesome dev demo! no wall kick though :P

Looks like there's no connection pooling

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haha nice one

This gives more data points to the whole tongue in cheek, Autism causes Vaccines. (more poignant now more than ever)

High blood pressure like eating too much table salt?

Well, I thought (assumed) that MSG caused raised blood pressure like salt would [salt acts immediately I gather, I thought it was the sodium??], but according to the this HN thread there are no adverse reactions other than extremely rare allergies?

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21372742/ (first paper SERPs returned for me) suggests that MSG increases BP over the order of years. Not sure the "it's entirely healthy" claims pan out?

Yeah, the sodium part can definitely be a problem for some people, although for healthy people sodium won't actually make blood pressure go up.

might be time to buy Amazon shares

That sounds like you're assuming that Amazon didn't get hit. I'm not sure that I think that to be a safe assumption.

This is why I never got a tablet/iPad. For someone who is constantly on their computer/laptop there's no need for a intemediary device.

I find that at arm's length, my body posture is more open and the iPad feels more social than a phone that you're hunched over or a laptop with two hands at attention.

you can encrypt. In face isn't it best practice to encrypt in storage and in transit?

This is way too high level a statement, only good for satisfying an auditor. For actual security, it's much harder.

I know this sounds shallow and it is and I've out grown it (I think) but could a young person's 'problem they have' be parental expectations?

It would be interesting to see if there is a correlation between this and a student's academic performance.

In my experience pushy parenting works. Kids tend to come out of it kinda awkward but broadly academically successful and morally upstanding. No way in hell I'd do that to my kid, but it's not a strategy doomed to failure.

This is a sample size of one but I think I may have helped the algorithm learn this behaviour