>was if you are actually using yourself all/almost all of this at the same time, since you're recommending people to do so.
Yes I am! All of these techniques are complimentary, you should definitely implement as many/all that you can.
>But then you mention that you avoid CDN's like the plague, when you start by preaching them.
A bit weird, but avoiding CDN's and saying they are a crunch is a bit, let's say, stupid?
I'll clarify, the majority of people are not going to implement the majority/all of the guide, and for those people a CDN will be beneficial. If your users are geographically spread out, then a CDN also may make sense to implement. I prefer to spend as little money as possible, and Cloudflare free makes my site slower. If I paid for their premium features, it would probably have a performance benefit. CDNs offer performance consistency across geographic regions since they have servers interspersed around major geographic regions.
>Where is the speed?
Not sure what you're referring to in the pagespeed test, what are you referencing? The site loads in the low 1 second range on mobile for LCP, FCP and the Speed index.
>As for @NullMaster, I think he's just trolling you (or maybe not), since he's just delaying the whole site to load, which is enough to troll Google too.
Delaying javascript and unused css is a necessary optimization technique for fully optimizing a site. It isn't tricking Google, it makes the site load faster since the javascript and unused css is not downloaded until user interaction. This speeds up the initial rendering time and only downloads assets when they are needed.
>As for the server, I wouldn't trust a host that is still running PHP 7.0
VPSDime doesn't configure Wordpress or even preload their Linux VPS's with any PHP version, they give you the raw OS. My server is running PHP 8.3 configured via WordOPs.
>As for the server, I wouldn't trust a host that is still running PHP 7.0.
>Or a 10yr old CPU.
>Or SATA SSD.
The specs are bad on paper, but in practice it's fast hosting. I tested every cheaper and most mid range plans across every host on vpsbenchmarks.com, and VPSDime came out on top. This is through actual testing with my sites, not just benchmarks. Based on the benchmarks you would expect VPSDime to have middling performance, but it is superior to all the ones I've tested. For $7/month for a 4 vCORE 6 GB ram VPS it crushes all the competition assuming you aren't willing to break the bank for expensive hosting.
I'm going to jump the "complimentary" thing and just stick with the no for time sake.
I'll jump straight to the CDN thing.
You are using Flyingpress, which has for 5$ the Cloudflare Enterprise.
The idea of the CDN is know how to use it, and by how to use is by getting a cache hit ratio of at least 90% if paid. All those crushes together are worthless against this, and I'm not going to mention the time wasted to make use of all of them.
You won't have a 100% hit or your will be serving your admin panel too lol.
Put that with FlyingPress or WP Rocket and if your server is not a rock you are on the 90's most of the time on Google.
Now, there's one confusion I think.
Are your visitors only spiders? If yes, ok. If you are thinking about people too, you'll not just use the google tool and call it a day.
And yeah, I guess you didn't opened my second print: https://www.webpagetest.org/result/240426_AiDc38_33H/1/details/
As for what I meant by what Null did, sure, I do almost the same, but not so much, because...user: https://www.webpagetest.org/result/240426_AiDc14_2ZC/1/details/
Honestly, in his case one could just argue that it's his way to do it, but I didn't looked much, since it seems essentially the typical delay and lazy load (which you're not doing very well the first).
Just to end this, in the name of the BPC, I was pointing for the fact that it doesn't project exactly trust a host provider who doesn't know how to handle a server in such a basic setting.
And out of curiosity, can you post the results of a yabs test on that server?
I'll post one which I have for exactly the same price, but just 3vc/4RAM.
Edit. I'm sorry to hear about your condition, and as such, the comments weren't appropriated.
I'm a nerd about neuroscience, used to go to the /r/nootropics, and know Examine since the beginning.
But I workout too, and people are using that not only on the nootropics community but on the gym too.
That's where the comments came from, which as you may see now, they weren't not intented to be rude in any way.
Good to hear that at least it helped, since like its cousin CFS, they're both underinve$tigated, with everything that comes with it.
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