China Cracks Down on Big Tech
China cracks down on Big Tech's “bloated” websites, imposing new JavaScript limits Engineers using more than the allowed number of third-party libraries will be executed, experts say Bradford Bradly · Technology Editor Sun, May 5, 2024 · 11 min read
A satirical technology-news screenshot shows a formal Chinese political assembly beneath a large Soviet hammer-and-sickle emblem. The headline claims China is restricting bloated websites, while the caption absurdly escalates software-library violations into executions, parodying authoritarian language and outdated tech reporting. It is shared as a reaction to excessive JavaScript dependencies, web bloat, or dramatic developer jokes.
political assembly hall / зал политического собранияred curtains / красные занавесыhammer and sickle emblem / эмблема серпа и молотаrows of seated officials / ряды сидящих чиновниковstage / сценаmicrophones / микрофоныcameras / камерыaudience / зрителиwood-paneled wall / деревянная панельная стенаnews article screenshot / скриншот новостной статьи
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- image
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- 576×800 · 97.8 KiB
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- satirical, absurd
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- en
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