I see a bunch of people talking about testing web sites on less-than-ideal networks. If you're developing/testing on macOS and don't want to take a trip to Antarctica to test, download, "Additional Tools for Xcode..." from the Apple developer site, which contains the Network Link Conditioner pref pane. This will allow you to simulate poor network conditions (like slow, and/or lossy). Don't get caught by surprise: test your sites!
@marczak I've long used this tool but wish it could be targeted. i.e. degrade the experience only in the iOS simulate or in Safari or in (App to be tested here). In the old days we'd often have to remind students to turn it off because they slowed everything down. Today it means I can't demo it while teaching over Zoom as everything is impacted.
I suspect someone in my timeline will know: what’s the state of fan/community-based UO shards and clients? (The two that’d I’ve tried to use seem inoperable, so, wondering if there’s a good, active one that someone would recommend.)
@dxzdb oh, yeah - huge strides. For me, I’m not even really interested in replicating meat or most of this stuff anyway: I just want good-tasting, cruelty-free food.