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diff --git a/web/_posts/2007-04-04-problems-with-yui-datatable.md b/web/_posts/2007-04-04-problems-with-yui-datatable.md
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 If you have read anything I’ve written before or know me at all, you know that my go-to JavaScript library is the one and only YUI. So obviously, when I was looking around for a Grid (or as YUI jargon goes, a DataTable), naturally I’m going to turn to YUI compatible components. First, I looked at Jack Slocum’s EXT, which has a nice looking Grid component that had a lot of features I wouldn’t need, but I didn’t really want to take a 0.5 MB hit for the limited feature set I was requiring. Adding the YUI DataTable would only tack on approximately 70-75 KB of additional download. So first, let me establish what I’m going for:

diff --git a/web/_posts/2008-04-22-dont-let-the-door-hit-you-onunload-and-onbeforeunload.md b/web/_posts/2008-04-22-dont-let-the-door-hit-you-onunload-and-onbeforeunload.md
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diff --git a/web/_posts/2008-05-10-selecting-xml-with-javascript.md b/web/_posts/2008-05-10-selecting-xml-with-javascript.md
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diff --git a/web/_posts/2011-05-12-fittext-and-bigtext.md b/web/_posts/2011-05-12-fittext-and-bigtext.md
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diff --git a/web/_posts/2015-01-22-faux-font-loading.md b/web/_posts/2015-01-22-faux-font-loading.md
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diff --git a/web/_posts/2016-01-04-critical-webfonts.md b/web/_posts/2016-01-04-critical-webfonts.md
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diff --git a/web/_posts/2016-04-05-webfonts-preloaded.md b/web/_posts/2016-04-05-webfonts-preloaded.md
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 ***Summary**: If you’re not currently using a font loading strategy, using `preload` with web fonts will reduce the amount of FOIT visitors will see when they visit your site—paid for by sacrificing initial render time. Don’t preload too much or the cost to initial render will be too high. For devs using a font loading strategy, the same rules apply. Try to only preload a single web font, whether that be the only font in a single stage load or the subset font in the first stage of a two stage load. Further, `preload` is an improvement over Data URIs for two stage font loads in supporting browsers, and I will be happy to welcome it as a best practice when its browser support grows.*

diff --git a/web/_posts/2017-05-25-fontsmooth.md b/web/_posts/2017-05-25-fontsmooth.md
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 _Recently, Twitter made a global anti-aliasing CSS change to their website. Before writing this post, I didn’t know very much about anti-aliasing—so I decided to learn everything I could about it to better understand the reasoning behind a decision like that. Here’s what I learned._

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 Are you tired of developers abusing the smooth traditionalism of Helvetica? Do you wish your web page was a little bit more fun? Do you also want to avoid discussing things with your peers? Well, do I have some code for you. Add this little block into your project and it will globally alias (rename) Helvetica to Comic Sans MS (and Chalkboard SE, [browser support](http://fontfamily.io/Comic_Sans_MS,Chalkboard_SE)). _(Yes, I know I recently wrote a blog post about [anti-aliasing](/web/font-smooth/)—that’s a different thing.)_

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 After publishing [The Comprehensive Guide to Font Loading Strategies](/web/comprehensive-webfonts/), I had a few requests to define a few terms used there. This document is a response to those requests. If something is missing below, please [let me know on Twitter @zachleat](https://twitter.com/zachleat) or in the comments.

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diff --git a/web/_posts/2018-02-12-introducing-eleventy.md b/web/_posts/2018-02-12-introducing-eleventy.md
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 <p class="sub"><em>May 15, 2019 renamed URL parameter to <code>display</code>. Thank you <a href="https://mathiasbynens.be/">Mathias</a>!</em></p>

diff --git a/web/_posts/2019-05-22-font-display-icon-fonts.md b/web/_posts/2019-05-22-font-display-icon-fonts.md
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 There are myriad problems with icon fonts. I won’t rehash those again here but I did a section on this specific topic in [The Scoville Scale of Web Font Loading Opinions](/web/scoville-scale/). A bunch of people have written about this before:

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 title: The Crushing Weight of the Facepile
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 I was cruising my own web site with DevTools open (as one does) and browsed to my latest blog post only to be _slapped in the face_ with a 3.7MB web site. My web site (on a blog post page without content images) is normally about 400KB. What happened??
 

diff --git a/web/_posts/2019-06-26-css-tricks-web-fonts.md b/web/_posts/2019-06-26-css-tricks-web-fonts.md
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diff --git a/web/_posts/2019-07-12-burnout.md b/web/_posts/2019-07-12-burnout.md
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 title: 'Reactions to: An Honest Conversation About Burnout on JSParty'
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 _Before you read this post, let’s acknowledge together first that even the discussion of burnout is an incredibly privileged one to have. We work in an industry where we’re able to talk about this and many do not. I’m grateful that we can._
 

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