Reflecting on my progress, and work that remains.

One thing I've decided is if I really want the speed/resilience a CDN, or something like it, then relying on some big commercial service is probably inevitable. But self-hosting the media and then *caching* the content means that I won't have to worry about URLs changing when I upload a newer version of an image, like I would with Flickr, because on my own media site I have full control of file names and locations. Plus, I think I'd be able to more easily switch out caching solutions (from CloudFlare to Varnish or MaxCDN or whatever) than I could switching image *hosts*, say, from Flickr to Imgur.

CloudFlare has a feature that automatically loads Modernizr.js for older browsers.

I'd been writing the configs for the Marked markdown plugin wrong. And Moment.js makes handling dates and times much easier, so that's taken care of too. Partials containing different license statements are complete.