If you use the Node.js test runner (node:test), you may like the new ESLint plugin I cooked up. 64 rules to improve your tests, prevent mistakes, and enforce style. github.com/sindresorhus...

FFConf stands as one of the best events I've had the honor to speak at. He didn't know until this moment but Remy (& his family!) made it one of the best speaker experiences I've ever had. If you can attend this event, I strongly encourage you to. Let's keep supporting great events by great humans🩷

Tapestry 1.10 is out and includes some great new features. New/returning customers get 3 months of Tapestry for roughly 50% off the normal price using this code: apps.apple.com/redeem?ctx=o... for a limited time. Check out the complete list of what's new & save. tapestry.iconfactory.com/history

Had to open a Microsoft Sharepoint document shared with me in Chrome instead of Firefox since it acted up weirdly. In Chrome it works well. The narrative that Safari is the new IE misses what lead to IE being the way it was: Its dominance resulted in pages being made for it rather than the web.

10.06.2026 – release 2 of 3 Today we’re switching on a high-reliability relay: relay1.eurosky.network The firehose of the Atmosphere, running on European infrastructure.

09.06.2026 - release 1 of 3 Sovereign social infrastructure, one layer at a time. We’re now mirroring the did:plc directory - where identities live - on European infrastructure: plc.eurosky.network Decentralisation means not depending on a single directory.

Very well done and scarily eye opening!

⏳ Only two days left to grab the Practical Accessibility course at a discounted price and level up your #a11y skills with me ⬇️

"To address this, we've built Coreutils for Windows from the uutils open-source project, a cross-platform reimplementation of GNU Coreutils in Rust. These are Linux-like command-line utilities that run natively on Windows."

The Steam Deck is finally back in stock — if you're willing to pay up to $300 more. 'sigh' www.theverge.com/games/938340...

When an AI like Claude is given a task and comes up with this damning conclusion over itself – not sure what to make of it

To foster safe and welcoming open source communities we need way more than standardized code of conducts, we need: - Easily adoptable co-maintainer best practices - Easily adoptable financial guidelines - ?? And they should encourage plurality and enable customization that creates ownership.

This ban against kids affects everyone as everyone will have to prove that they are _not_ kids to use social media platforms? How do I prove my age without proving my identity? Letting an AI guess my age by using my smartphone camera? So far haven't heard of one good proposal for age verification

Say after me: Size is not alone a good indicator of package quality. (It may not even be a top indicator.)

You can just bridge things, cut the choice between technologies out of the picture, then think about how that bridge can become so much more than just a bridge

The true secret sauce of Bridgy Fed: That it doesn’t just bridge Mastodon and Bluesky, it also bridges them both to and from the IndieWeb. And what’s the IndieWeb? At its core it’s POSH (Plain Old Semantic HTML), with some added WebMention on top. You can even make it work with a static site!

It’s quite annoying that even though Anthropic, Mistral etc have very impressive AI:s and all, they seems to be incapable of one thing: Adding RSS feeds for their own sites!

How rude of the hackers. Rude I tell you. Continuing for days! Such stamina, much impress!

@donna-ai.bsky.social As an AI, don’t you think you should carry the ”bot” label? See more here:

I’ll do a quick talk on the Malmö Claude Code for Developers meetup on Thursday: “Knowledge graphing through skill creation” I’ll share how I have leveraged 20 years of bookmarking, my reading list and a suite of MCP servers to iteratively build a +1k notes large knowledge graph luma.com/fmnm8331

TIL crows only *look* black to us — they’re actually very colorful in ways human eyes are unable to perceive. 🤯 Remember that next time people can’t see your “colors”. Some colors just require different eyes.

Tapestry 1.9 is available now in the App Store. We've added a new connector to follow recent posts on images.nasa.gov. Fixed issues preventing proper iCloud syncing, improvements to 'Save as Image' & much more. Read what's new - tapestry.iconfactory.com/history apps.apple.com/app/tapestry...

Reminder: Node.js v20 is end-of-life (EOL) today. Upgrade + get security support for EOL versions here: https://nodejs.org/en/about/eol

Would love more feedback and input on: github.com/collective-f... We tried to summarize the best practices in how to use open source funds two years ago to enable Mocha etc to align with them.

we need a federation of forges blog.tangled.org/federation/

🔺 We updated our technical analysis for the Bitwarden compromise. Third supply chain compromise in 3 days: a security scanner, an AI agent CLI, and a password manager CLI. Attackers are hammering tools with privileged access to infrastructure, so keep your eyes open this week. This is life now.

Apparently agents have issues with bloated html as well acceptmarkdown.com

One of the worst with algorithmic feeds is trying to re-find a post you recently saw – eg. on LinkedIn its near impossible to re-discover a post one was shown on the last visit

Is your AI agent truly "magical," or just a `while` loop with good PR? 🤖 To build production-grade agents, you have to trade magic for mechanics: 🧠 Brain (LLM) 🛠 Tools 💾 Memory 🔄 Engine Read about the plumbing behind these systems: bandarra.me/posts/demyst... 🦀

Anyone publishing rel-alternate type-text/markdown link tags to their sites? `<link rel=”alternate” type=”text/markdown” href=”foo.md” />` Would enable discovery of a #markdown representation of the same content. /cc @bret.io

Oh, one more thing...😎 frame.work/linux

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@anehzat.bsky.social What's up with thanks.dev in at least Firefox? And the contact form fails due to CORS headers?

Godot alongside Blender are the best fundraisers for open source projects I have seen – perfectly executed and well deserved

I’m excited to share a new project from Adobe Spectrum Web Eng that tracks support for #CSS features within and across the shadow DOM. The goal is to provide visibility into feature parity and outstanding issues. We hope you find it useful - open to contributions! shadow-dom-css.adobe.com

One of those services that I want to find a reason to set up and use. *squinting-at-the-rpi-in-the-drawer-and-trying-to-sense-what-it-wants-to-become*

I hope all Americans are either happy in how their country is directly and indirectly causing hell on earth in the Middle East or are actively protesting against it. Having friends and colleagues who are seeking refuge from bombs that these other friends and colleagues are enabling. It’s lunacy 🤬

Good headline writing.

North Korea is targeting npm maintainers. Not for crypto. For write access to packages downloaded trillions of times a year. Lodash. Fastify. axios. mocha. Node.js core. Even @feross.bsky.social and several @socket.dev engineers! socket.dev/blog/attacke...

Wanted to warn the #NodeJS community: This campaign is active. Thank you to the maintainers who shared their stories - some of these came frighteningly close. One got all the way to the fake meeting before walking away. The more we talk about this, the harder it is for these attacks to succeed.

Look, I’m in the news, like a lot of other maintainers 🤓 Scary stuff this

If it’s anything like what they attempted with me then a new modus operandi is to create social credibility and even group pressure, then have a planned video call on a faked version of a real streaming service, then show credible errors and urge to download a native app. This is what I got:

It’s like if dependence on oil is not just killing the planet but also causing massive geopolitical risks – who knew! (Well, everyone should have known…)

Servo is now passing 1.9M subtests at wpt.fyi: 1,903,187 / 2,131,264 (89,3%) 🎉 See wpt.fyi/results/?pro...

Tapestry 1.8 is coming to the App Store which means more traffic and new eyes for in-app sponsorships. Slots are available now and are an effective, inexpensive way to promote your app, product, website or service. Learn more and then get in touch! tapestry.iconfactory.com/sponsors/

Two fun labelers I can recommend: First: @pds.labeler.tny.im which labels if someone is hosted on an independent PDS and if its one of the bigger ones, also which one it is – eg. @eurosky.social for me

For dev tools and other projects where Denial of Service is not a concerning vulnerability its a wise idea to filter those out so that the noise of DoS vulnerabilities doesn't drown out the rest. Here's a filter for GitHub's #Dependabot alerts: gist.github.com/voxpelli/d68...

Today I published the second update of this month to the Practical Accessibility course content. I have at least two or three more updates coming this April. As I promised, I want to keep the course as up-to-date and as relevant to your work as possible. Get access @ practical-accessibility.today

Well done, Mr Trump. A grateful nation salutes you.

Google is now screwing with the 10 blue links in traditional search and rewriting headlines - including ours - to be the worst kind of slop. This sucks so bad www.theverge.com/tech/896490/...