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Can’t wait for this to happen on Linux too … there are ARM systems that don’t support 32 bit emulation, and DGX Spark, as example, is one of those. not that it’s worth a thing for gaming, but … you know, I’m sure it would be great to be able to run Steam in there one day 🤩

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to clarify: my intent was to exactly perpetuate that original module name intents in a modern (15 years after) way, so that the memory of that intent, and its original author, would've kept going on because he was awesome and he deserves his ideas will keep going. @npmjs said no

apparently though, `npm` is incapable of dealing with maintainers that are unfortunately not around anymore, so I think it's like "a cemetery" of good old names nobody can use anymore in the future forever and ever because those names will remain useless happily ever after 🤷 sad

I'll write it now and here in case it'll ever be useful in the future: if I pass away and you want to take any of my npm projects names to perpetuate the idea behind such name and keep it Open Source, I would love to know that's possible for you so that my "memory" keeps going 😇

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what an odd/awkward situation ... I've claimed an npm module name because it's v0.0.0 since 15 years and sadly I've also learned the original maintainer is not anymore among us (RIP, and thanks for your OSS contribution ❤️) npm answered me I should check the TradeMark dispute 🤦

this was very worth watching it https://t.co/HkhvarCiYR

so ... fonts @Google .api is down to me (from Italy, not sure if related) ... or at least the sources linked in the embed version of Roboto returns nothing: https://t.co/f64YLAnTnP this in particular it's a failure ... anyone else with such issue? https://t.co/U4z1ABEush

TIL you can use `bun:sqlite` with litestream vfs for streaming backup/restore of sqlite databases over S3

wow!

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tool on case 🤷

don’t worry though, I’ve managed to unstuck myself out of a non strictly mentioned tool which goal was to solve page 22 of MICKE 🤦

when IKEA instructions feel like AI hallucinating 🤦 this is actually my current state following those …

a-ha ... "glitch" ... super weird thing I don't even know how to file a bug *but* ... it's apparently working now 🤔

has V8 or NodeJS just broke entirely the purpose of --expose-gc flag? I have Bun delivering but not NodeJS ... I can't CI something obvious and even Chromium looks affected ... has V8 broke entirely WeakMap or what? 🤔 please share with me anything you know around this issue 🙏

oh gosh ... I did, in fact, miss the biggest news around Bun 😱 huge congrats to @jarredsumner and everyone so far involved in @bunjavascript 🥳 https://t.co/wHeATusVF9

I've missed the note but @bunjavascript landed native Compression/DecompressionStream classes and that's awesome 🥳

in short: are "not maintained" (or just working?) modules dangerous? only if you don't pin their version exactly that works for you everywhere you can, otherwise it's more on you than on that developer ... be good for your own interests, pin exact versions that are *stable* 👍

is that a vector-attack situation? well, I have 2FA and a strong password before that, which is cool and everything but also the reason you should pin its latest exact version if that works for you, don't fall for automatic `^version` npm insertion on fresh-new install. enjoy 👋