Yeah the - 1 + 1 was weird to me too, serves no purpose.

I can see how choosing a new random number for each fetch would prevent the server from caching the response, I suppose.

I can't imagine this code was written in any other fashion than completely rage-induced, with shaking fingers and high blood pressure. 😂 What a putz.

I guess it's just a pattern to easily get a number between a and b, going (b - a + 1). Or maybe this is just vibecoded lol

Seeing (100 - 1 + 1) definitely bothers my brain lmao

Looking closer, the whole calculation bothers me now. Why do floor() + 1 instead of just using ceil ... arghhhh

There are a lot of these sorts of things. Look at the RegEx used in the block list. The author will likely be surprised that RegEx supports * and +.

The type attribute is not only to specify the language. It's like one case out of several. It definitely matters in those contexts where you want to do the other things you can do with the type attribute.

Actually some sites do. Instagram uses type=application/json to store preloaded data.

We could have had VM languages also like C# and Java and had web that was actually fast.

Uh huh. Exactly.

The lang attribute exists for other elements, but not on the script tag. 👍