I like switching between Twitter and Mastodon. Even if it’s just for seeing the advantages and disadvantages of when software is run by the people, or run by a dictator.
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Ross Stevens
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20+ years as a consultant and doer in tech SEO, PPC and UX. I tweet about marketing, running and finance, but mostly nonsense.
Estela Franco ⚡️This is pure gold: What rendering really means for SEO by @geekonaut
Key highlights:
- Google doesn't care about pixels: What matters it's what's in the DOM.
- The Web Rendering System (WRS) is responsible for getting the HTML and resources and building the DOM.
- The rendering process happens whether your website uses JavaScript or not.
- At the median, a page's rendering is queued for 5 seconds.
Thanks, Martin, for shedding some light on this topic!
What rendering really means for SEO - Martin Splitt - SOB23 - ENG
I would use Mastodon more, but it relies on its users to make it bearable. Lately I’ve had to scroll several toots that are more than a screens length long.
I get fatigued after scrolling only 5-10 posts before I go elsewhere.
Twitter has been down for me since around midday, so naturally I’m now rootin’ and tootin’ on here to rant about it.
Anyone else keep getting this message on it?
5am club! 🙃🙃🙃 (not voluntarily)
Yesterday was the lowest the thermostat read for the year so far, 12.5c
With layers on it’s not too bad but my hands need the warmth for doing work, so on it goes!
Sometimes I find it so hard to sleep that even the creaking sound of my pillow as my head flattens it can be annoying.
Mastodon is where I post the b-sides of my Twitter account.
There's a spot in the ocean and that's where we'll meet.
Somewhere far away where fish can nibble at our feet.
Somewhere far away where fish can nibble at our feet.
@PeaEyeEnnKay jo entiendo. (Pigeon Spanish is as far as I can get 🫣)