Notices by Robin Whittleton (robinwhittleton@front-end.social)

Nosferatu terrier #dogsOfMastodon

1929 literature goes into the public domain in the US today, and Standard Ebooks has a bunch of new titles. I contributed Dashiell Hammett’s The Dain Curse: https://standardebooks.org/ebooks/dashiell-hammett/the-dain-curse

#standardEbooks #publicDomain

@sil the goal of Compute@Edge isn’t to quickly serve some static files (they’ve got a CDN for that) but to process your data on the edge servers to personalise to users. The classic example they give is shipping a podcast episode with ads in: Fastly’s servers can geoloc the user, split the audio at defined points, insert up-to-date country-specific ads, splice the audio, and serve the file, all from the same URL. WASM (theoretically) gets them super-quick spin-up times on each request.