England face off against New Zealand in their final game before the semi finals. England have already secured their spot in the semi finals, but New Zealand need a result. The pressure is all on the Black Caps.
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While I was writing this blog post, Vercel's Malte Ubl published their own blog post describing some research work Vercel has been doing around improving the performance of Node.js' Web streams implementation. In that post they discuss the same fundamental performance optimization problem that every implementation of Web streams face:
I was confident in that approach because you would not call multiple .play()s on the same page to lead a reverse engineer astray. Why? Because mobile devices typically speaking will pause every other player except one. If fermaw were to do that, it’d ruin the experience for mobile users even if desktop users would probably be fine. It also makes casting a bitch and a half. Even if you did manage to pepper them around, it would be fairly easily to listen in on all of them and then programmatically pick out the one with actually consistent data being piped out.