>HTTP is really not designed for this. It'd work, but slowly.
>
>HTTP was designed to stream from the beginning to the end, and no other
>way. Maybe we'd be better off just arranging blocks in the order
>they'll be used?
Anthony,
why isn't it designed to work this way? That's the very same way HTML works.
Cheers,
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