Can't believe there are people in sport with a physical advantage over others. That just isn't what sport's about

If you're a young person, it might be hard to really understand this but the whole world used to smell like cigarettes.

I am once again begging you to stop opening GitHub issues for security fixes in dependencies which are already permitted by semver ranges. There's no action needed by a maintainer. Just upgrade your own damn lock file...

i will say this over and over and over serverside js adopting browser APIs is a mistake

the way i think about things like this is from fundamentals understand there is a body working on browser standards trying to get consensus across so many competing interests then imagine how likely those are to match what you need in an environment they’re not thinking about

🔥 Hot take: The self-closing syntax makes HTML easier to learn. It means novices can tell the difference between valid and invalid markup *before* they memorize HTML’s entire vocabulary of element names. Given that HTML is the most novice-friendly language in the web

v surprised that nobody's yet made a DOM library called perignon

every time I see a cybertruck in the wild

if you don’t think the deep has the best powers then you should try going under the ocean once

lol does @cloudflare naively block URLs with "__proto__"? npmjs.com/__proto__ and cloudflare.com/__proto__ both show CF blocked pages. (npm has its own problems, and `npm show __proto__` says `'undefined@[object Object]' is not in this registry.`)

no bell riots tomorrow means?

today’s reaction video to “when are you going to merge this PR/publish a release?”

just made `npx gfm-footnotes`, to prune unused footnote references in long GFM markdown docs. hope someone else finds it useful :-) npmjs.com/gfm-footnotes

today i released v6.10.0 of npmjs.com/eslint-plugin-… with eslint v9 support, and yesterday v2.30.0 of npmjs.com/eslint-plugin-… with flat config support (v9 is a WIP). enjoy!

just curious about native English speakers and the acronym for a single-page app combined with an indefinite article

all of a sudden GitHub actions is cancelling runs on me - either because a newer one is "higher priority" (i want every queued job to complete, not just the latest ones) or with no explanation at all

"How many humans could screw up my dependency graph?" 🤔 You're tracking stars, issues, and package counts, but you might be missing the biggest impact. Discover why Jordan Harband's question has us asking, "Are you mapping your Human Dependency Graph?"