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Why insert static files (CSS, images, JavaScript, ECC) in a subdomain?
I see at least three possible (good) reasons:
Use another machine to serve the static content
Including some CDN
Use another web-server to serve the static content
Something more lightweight and faster … No need for a full PHP/.NET/JAVA server to serve static content! …
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