these libraries only needs to be compressed once, after that they can be served pre-compressed thousands, or even millions of times, right? so i would imagine they'd use gzip -9 to minimize bandwidth usage, and make the library load as fast as possible, but testing on https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.12.4/jquery.min.js it seems that file is served with gzip compression level 5... why? that would make sense if they're compressing the file on-the-fly for every request and they're trying to minimize cpu-utilization, but storing it pre-compressed would use way less cpu anyway, so that probably isn't it.. why is it served using gzip -5?
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