What are you doing to make sure it doesn't happen again?
Why wasn't this caught during testing?
Was this caused by a new feature?
Who's going to protect us from CrowdStrike?
Windows can't unload failing kernel modules during reboot attempts (because that opens us to attacks).
Find out your reliance on certain individuals via
npx dependency-maintainers
Depending on your project, the results may surprise you!
Image here is from the @sveltejs repo
I love seeing PRs that add an extra 16 dependencies to the Svelte compiler and make learn.svelte.dev load more slowly for everyone so that a single developer can keep running Node 0.4!
github.com/A11yance/axobj…
maybe not all topics have an equal amount of problems on "either side".
maybe there this is revealing something about the far-right.
Some hard to swallow pills.
One thing I'm really excited for is the "Module Declarations" proposal:
- unified bundle format (no more AMD, UMD, requirejs, etc)
- no more packager-specific nuance (Vite, Webpack, etc)
- built in to the browser
- build tools get less complex, faster
