Why !?! Why would you design your web page in such a way that as images load, I have to play a scrolling game to try and read the shit !?!

Too much budget, far too much time.

They did it... on purpose?

@N00bPancakes
Or did they do it... on porpoise?

Because that's the only way they could turkey-stuff that bandwith by jamming 15 areas of a single page to load resources from about 300 different sources across the web.

It's called "modern web". This is the way.

Sidenote, the "modern web" is the sole reason why I use multiple layers of ad blockers (some do plain host-based blocking, some do specific element blocking of anything I don't like).

@SortOfTested they did it... on Tortoise.

@SortOfTested

If there were cute animal pics I would be more forgiving of such behavior.

@theKarlisK
Or was it... auf schildkröte?

@N00bPancakes
Use your mind to conjure the cute animal pics
(\ /)
( . .)
C(") (")

@theKarlisK they did it...
on TortureOS

This has the same energy as trying to read a meme on Instagram just before your feed refreshes and its gone forever

@SortOfTested aww it’s a cute little baby devil

Classic scenario of a developer attempting to do a good deed but only doing half the work

They heard ”lazyloading images is good. Why load a huge photo at the end of the page if only 20% of your users scroll there. Just lazyload images as the user scrolls down”

But they forgot to add placeholder sizes to thier image containers

@vintprox Ah, you mean Windows