If you're affected and can grab a copy of the jquery-version.min.js file you need, add it to your project and then add this line (adjusted for path and version) right after the failing call to the CDN:
More like you "might not need a CDN" unless you're hosting video files or other bandwidth hogs. Stripping out jquery from legacy projects is a waste of time.
Why do people add dependencies like CDNs for tiny .js libraries?
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It also effects more than just the version you're linking to
Of course it does; it’s the same domain for all versions.
http://youmightnotneedjquery.com/
Why do people add dependencies like CDNs for tiny .js libraries?
https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.2.1.min.js