Just for the record, I don't tweet much about JS or the web anymore. Nobody's listening to that anyway. If that's what you were hoping for, I suggest you unfollow and look elsewhere. I will be talking about the decline of society, because that's what matters right now.

in watching games in multiview (like youtube tv), I wish it would switch from one view to another when commercials came on, so that the audio stayed with the game action.

@sourpatchlyds "Die Hard" and "Frosty The Snowman" are similar in their proximity to "christmas movie", in that they rely on christmas mechanics (traditions, iconography, characters, phrases, etc) than on the thematics of christmas. i'm not asserting magnitude of adherence, merely kind.

uber eats wrapped... that's actually kinda baller. want.

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I'm totally ok with a vaccine killing some of the good cells in my body as it kills the virus that might have killed me if left alone.

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There's no greater argument against SPAs than GitHub in 2025. If you tried to construct a demo site that exposed all of the SPA flaws you could not have done a better job. Bravo.

"One of the most dominate 10-game runs in history of college football" Purdue (2-10) at Arkansas (2-10) Boise State G5 NC State (7-5) USC (9-3) at Boston College (2-10) Navy G5 at Pitt (8-4) Syracuse (3-9) at Stanford (4-8)

There is only one team in the CFP that has 3 losses There is only one team in the CFP that has a loss to a 5-7 team There is only one team in the CFP that has been trending down, losing 2 of its last 4 games There is only one team in the CFP that lost their last game by 21 There

Just to get this out of the way, if they move to 16 teams, assuming it stays at 5 autobids, USC and Arizona are still furious they’re left out. Go to 20 and Duke is incensed they aren’t in the field as a P4 champ. There is no size that won’t make some feel they just missed.

Outside of the conversation if they should be in to begin with, I am just baffled in rematching OU and Bama. It feels like a competitive advantage to one team, and also no one was asking for this. If you want to keep Bama in, why not put them 10 and Miami 9 to avoid rematches?

and ole miss not dropping due to coaching and player changes? wtf. again, should still be in obviously, but not at that spot.

alabama not dropping even a single spot after that loss? and their OU and FSU losses. that's some ridiculous bullshit. they should maybe be still in, on the 10 spot bubble. but not dropping at all is crazy SEC koolaid the committee is drunk on.

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package.json#imports have been practically unusable since they were introduced in 2020 because they didn't support top-level wildcards, e.g. "#/*" insanely, it turns out there was literally no reason for this and it was just never reconsidered after the initial PR

@colinhacks @KhafraDev The PR shows pretty much all the process that went into it. The inciting incident was @getifyX reviving an old issue thread ( https://t.co/ypzmSJd8SY) right at the same time that I got annoyed by `@/…` complicating my DB seed script for a demo.

I am literally in shock that a throw away comment I made on the end of a years long dead thread revived this and it lightning quick landed. This is almost unbelievable in a very good way. amazing!

you know how people often deride "security by obscurity" as bad... like for example, an open URL with sensitive info, except the URL is just a long "unguessable" path? passwords are security by obscurity. all cryptography is security obscurity. all guessing long random nums.

ummm why do you need a neutral field to beat those teams?