In this episode:
- HTTP/2 Push
- Bad slides
- CSS containment
- spring()
- Paint worklets
- Persistent storage
- Bisecting Chrome
- Scots and Canada
Oh and this podcast is also a 59 minutes long because it's also a windmill.
FYI: Jake's fault.
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