FYI, I built this for a use case I often have: I want to build a small HTML5 demo in JSFiddle, but one of the scripts I would like to use is not available on any CDN. Sure I could just link to GitHub, but since they don't set content-type correctly, it won't work in IE. picoCDN is perfect for that: paste the script, check uglify and raw, copy url, done.<p>Its language detection is a bit wonky right now and there are mainly plugins for web development related stuff; if you don't have anything lying around, here is where you get after pasting jQuery: <a href="http://picocdn.com/0fe3e567e0/" rel="nofollow">http://picocdn.com/0fe3e567e0/</a><p>It's currently running on a $5 Digital Ocean box (with unlimited traffic :), depending on how popular it gets I might need to upgrade it soon. Especially the plugins use a lot of CPU, but after the first hit Varnish is able to serve an insane amount of requests per second.