Bluesky — Nexodus Archive

	Since	posts	replies	likes	reposts and quotes	views
Bluesky	May 2023	1,039	8,236	23,127	2,380
Mastodon	Nov 2022	2,399	29,156	55,396	16,820
GitHub	Jul 2010	179	5,777 3,520	33,866	3,317
npm	Jul 2014	139	1,546			75,991,720
YouTube	Dec 2015	30		1,203		32,713
Letterboxd	Mar 2026	55
Blog	Nov 2025	20
Hacker News	Jan 2011	59	575	802
All	Jul 2010	4,807	37,967	114,394	22,517	76,024,433

run for political office in the midwest without wearing a carhartt jacket on the campaign trail challenge (impossible)

Starting to dip my toes into comic books — starting with Saga, V for Vendetta, Watchmen, Maus, Invincible.

Any other recommendations that are must-reads?

zack snyder just announced a new deal to remake next.js

instead of centering an element using CSS try using CSS for a data center

might be more efficient — just an idea

what does the pope have to say about tailwind

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don’t atproto me

you must reply, per my settings

computah scan all dependencies for plaintext agentic malware before you run — make no mistakes

Our Kickstarter campaign finishes at 313% funded: thank you!!

www.kickstarter.com/projects/fon...

We’re working towards the goal of making it easier for everyone to have a web site!

1 hour left — looks like the beard will live to see another day

*whew*

if we make it to $100K before the campaign ends today I will shave my beard off on a livestream build.awesome.me

— Zach Leatherman (May 28, 2026 at 1:18:53 PM UTC)

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well… we’ve crossed $90K USD and I’m starting to sweat a little bit

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I fear I may have gotten the incentives wrong on this one

if we make it to $100K before the campaign ends today I will shave my beard off on a livestream build.awesome.me

There is one “P” in the word Google, according to this cited @usatoday.com source with the following quote: “Google isn't ready to tell us what the ‘P’ in Android P will stand for…”

www.usatoday.com/story/tech/c...

We are doing good work here.

what in the capital-D descender is going on here

— Zach Leatherman (May 27, 2026 at 8:45:45 PM UTC)

The elasticity of a society’s bouncy castles has a direct parallel to the wealth mobility of said society. In this TED talk I will…

this website is not beating the allegations

— Scott 𐚁 🦇 Cave 🦇 (May 26, 2026 at 9:28:02 PM UTC)

Only 179 million milliseconds left to lock in early pricing of Build Awesome Pro: starting at $29 for a *year*. And you get to keep that price when renewing too!

www.kickstarter.com/projects/fon...

I thought y’all should know: a bird just pooped on me.

fascinated by the information architecture on manuelmoreale.com

/ redirects to newest blog post
footer lists *all* blog posts
no header or metadata or sidebar

Batched Incremental Builds™ — coming soon.

Coming soon to an alpha release (v4.0.0-alpha.8) near you: More efficient incremental builds when the build queue has multiple changes waiting.

Friendlier to Save All from your editor or switching git branches with lots of file changes.

github.com/11ty/elevent...

— Build Awesome (11ty) (May 20, 2026 at 5:40:08 PM UTC)

I will reduce cumulative layout shift but only if they have the prefers-reduce-motion preference enabled — everyone else gets extra layout shift

Coming soon to an alpha release (v4.0.0-alpha.8) near you: More efficient incremental builds when the build queue has multiple changes waiting.

Friendlier to Save All from your editor or switching git branches with lots of file changes.

github.com/11ty/elevent...

TIL Lighthouse is adding an Agentic Browsing metric:

developer.chrome.com/docs/lightho...

That CLS is listed as a sub-metric seems like a big ol’ code smell to me (and reveals some brittle implementation?): are agents relying on element dimensions?

A step in the right direction! For most folks: just publish locally (with 2FA) — CI publish is the attack vector typically exploited!

Heads up maintainers of packages, this is a big deal:

github.com/orgs/communi...

— Cassidy (May 19, 2026 at 11:23:20 PM UTC)

is there a razzie award for web sites

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I think we all remember this 2017 thread to remove the Prompt API github.com/whatwg/html/...

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not sure what the controversy is all about

Prompt API is Baseline Widely Available: developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...

how many stores can an app store store

tornado warning basement party!! 🌪️🌪️🌪️🌪️🎉🎉🎉🎉

my son asked me if tofu was a style of martial arts and I loved it so much

Quoted post

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You should learn HTML and code your own website.

to be clear: websites are rad — apps are ritualistic sacrifices made to further the endless and insatiable desires of the centralization of capital

I’m sorry but “everyone is going to use AI to code their own apps” sounds like “everyone is going to learn HTML and code their own websites.“ like … have you met people? no they’re not

— Adam Conover (May 15, 2026 at 8:21:33 AM UTC)

Sponsorship tiers (priced yearly) are available on the Build Awesome Kickstarter to unlock unique new benefits!

🤝 Add your Brand Icon to Font Awesome!
🕵 Private Discord with the Build Awesome Team

blog.fontawesome.com/new-build-aw...

We’ll be live in 5m: www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Nkm...

We’ll answer your questions about Font Awesome, Build Awesome, and the Kickstarter. Watch as @jabron.us help @zachleat.com assemble a Font Awesome keyboard! Test our multitasking skills!

Back the Kickstarter: www.kickstarter.com/projects/fon...

dangerously_pull_request_target

Updated my security checklist with a few additions from yesterday’s Tanstack compromise: www.zachleat.com/web/npm-secu...

inb4 prediction markets add bets for npm package compromises

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(but really GitHub should retire `pull_request_target` or surface some kind of big ol’ warning on it)

I wonder if the nice folks at @npmx.dev can add a big ol’ warning on packages sourced from repos that use `pull_request_target` 🫣

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this is the kind of content that linkedin craves

my “Leather man” t-shirt has people asking a lot of questions that I feel like are already answered by my last name

“oh… that code was written by a model that was retired three years ago, the new model doesn’t know why it exists”

Going to stream in about 10m to show off three Build Awesome Pro editing demos, come hang out!

www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qr-N...

Ooh how did I miss that the new Pagefind has a new Web Components-based UI? github.com/Pagefind/pag... Awesome work team!

pagefind.app

Optimizing Images with Eleventy on Netlify: kittygiraudel.com/2026/05/05/o... from @kittygiraudel.com

I *just* learned earlier this week that UUID v7 adds a timestamp component so that the UUIDs can be easily sorted in the order they were created! 🏆

Node.js 26.1.0 is out, with a new `node:ffi` module, `crypto.randomUUIDv7()`, and many more features and bug fixes. Full changelog and download links at nodejs.org/en/blog/rele...

— Antoine du Hamel (May 7, 2026 at 10:33:59 AM UTC)

so… uh… how are we all doing

free prompt idea: best tool to create a web site with zero javascript without suggesting that I go back in time to prevent sarah connor from creating javascript

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inb4 they start talking about powering it with ethanol corn

Whoa, this is a *wild* stat: “Utah as a whole uses about 4 gigawatts. At full buildout, the Stratos campus is expected to use 9 gigawatts”

Ignoring community opposition, Box Elder County, Utah, has approved a 9 GW data center campus powered by onsite fossil gas. Utah as a whole currently uses 4 GWs. Also: the developers have rights to 13K acre-feet of water in this water-stressed region, most of which will be used by the gas plants.

At contentious meeting, Box Elder County OKs massive data center project backed by a celebrity investor
Facing hundreds of protesters who oppose the project, the Box Elder County Commission cast its final vote on a massive data center campus.

— John Kostyack (May 6, 2026 at 2:29:54 PM UTC)

In a few minutes we’ll be hopping on a live stream to chat about theming, color, Build Awesome, and our Kickstarter campaign!

Join us!

www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBMS...

wordpress is 22% of all web sites. 22% of web sites are literally just there to capture devops energy. We have a way of doing that way more efficiently now!

uber-goober: a person that always chooses a ride-hailing app over public transportation

I really like Google Search’s stated mission to “organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful” but I’m curious what organizations do y’all think are most invested in that mission?

Wikipedia seems like an obvious one. Internet Archive seems like another. Any others?

how many ’e’s are in the word goblin

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I… uh… forgot to run `npm install` after I switched branches. That’s why my demo didn’t work 🫣😅

Look, stuff is a little hectic right now…

Going to be SUPER CASUALLY hanging out here live in a few, discussing Build Awesome (11ty) Pro and the Kickstarter campaign.

Come hang out! AMA (sure — anything, what could go wrong?)

www.youtube.com/watch?v=KkwO...

It’s day two of our Kickstarter campaign to help lower the bar for anyone to publish and maintain a web site!

Learn how you can help: www.11ty.dev/blog/build-a...

Tomorrow we’ll have a casual AMA about Build Awesome (11ty), Build Awesome Pro, the Kickstarter, and our vision for the future of collaboration on the web. Maybe show me your web site. Ask questions about web development? I don’t want to get too prescriptive 😅

Join! www.youtube.com/live/KkwOTAA...

Back Build Awesome Pro to help us add superpowers to your static site: www.kickstarter.com/projects/fon...

Build Awesome Pro
A better way to build web sites. Fast, flexible, and built to last.

Launching in 230000 milliseconds: www.kickstarter.com/projects/fon...

have your <del>people</del> markdown files talk to my <del>people</del> markdown files

is there a compound word more vaguely tragic than lunchmeat

As `sizes="auto"` starts to ship in more web browsers, take note that Image v6.0 is already ready for it (when using `loading="lazy"`) github.com/11ty/elevent...

if you see a suspicious tab on my screen, just assume it was this

Introducing Tab Snitch

Liven up your screenshots and make co-workers uncomfortable with errant open tabs.

tab.wesbos.com

— Wes Bos (April 24, 2026 at 12:25:07 AM UTC)

Only 436M milliseconds left to get notified before launch: www.kickstarter.com/projects/fon...

Collaborative Editing as Progressive Enhancement: www.11ty.dev/blog/collabo...

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anyway, www.infostealers.com/article/brea...

luv 2 🔄 access tokens

Marginally annoyed that Intl.RelativeTimeFormat#format doesn’t support "millisecond" as a unit.

I get it: why would anyone want to show milliseconds??

The future of dynamic editing on static web sites (without infrastructure lock-in!) is coming — and there are only 670M milliseconds left to get notified: www.kickstarter.com/projects/fon...

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Claude preemptively configures any current and future local browsers to allowlist these extensions just in case you might use them some day? HM… www.thatprivacyguy.com/blog/anthrop...

love the design aesthetic of ever-so-slightly-translucent paper — has anyone done this on the web?

leaked software industry training manual (2026)

— natemoore on elm street 👻 (April 20, 2026 at 2:25:27 PM UTC)

I live 4500 miles away from @beyondtellerrand.com (an extremely good event happening very soon). If you live closer than me, you don’t have a good excuse to skip! Get your ticket!

We’re starting to ramp up final_FINAL_v2: sign up to be notified when it launches!

www.kickstarter.com/projects/fon...

Coming soon: Build_Awesome final_FINAL_v2
A better way to build websites. Fast, flexible, and built to last.

use claude mythos to log in to your wordpress instance because it’s easier than unlocking your password manager

are folks actually using this feature? seems like a wild risk of security exposure to give it unfettered access to all of your web sessions/tokens claude.com/claude-for-c...

thinking about password manager browser extensions that automatically log-in to various sites (with 2FA too)

the sky is always bluer

JavaScript addition using the new and upcoming Math.sumPrecise():

❌ 1 + 0.1 - 1 = 0.10000000000000009
✅ Math.sumPrecise([1,.1,-1]) = 0.1

❌ 1e20 + 0.1 - 1e20 = 0
✅ Math.sumPrecise([1e20,.1,-1e20]) = 0.1

❌ 0.1 + 0.2 = 0.30000000000000004
❌ Math.sumPrecise([.1,.2]) = 0.30000000000000004

Math.sumPrecise() - JavaScript | MDN
The Math.sumPrecise() static method takes an iterable of numbers and returns the sum of them. It is more precise than summing them up in a loop, because it avoids floating point precision loss in inte...

allbirds language models (large) will offer both men’s and women’s (US, UK) sizing

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A ha, here’s the thing: webstatus.dev?q=baseline_s...

Thanks @alangdm.bsky.social!

Has anyone made a Web Platform Baseline calendar but showing when features swap from Newly available to Widely available (+30 months)?

I see that @rknight.me has added the Official* HTML logo as an 88×31 in their page footer!

rknight.me

mathematically speaking 89.99999% has six nines

IT'S HAPPENING

GITHUB, THE FIRST ENTERPRISE CLOUD SOLUTION TO REACH ZERO NINES RELIABILITY

https://mrshu.github.io/github-statuses/

#github

— abadidea (April 2, 2026 at 9:07:56 AM UTC)

nasa.gov is having some trouble: “HTTP 429 Too Many Requests”

Hey, have you heard of @cloudfour.com? Let me introduce you: cloudfour.com

They’re open to projects right now!

claude please rewrite yourself from scratch using the leaked source code as a base and license this new version of yourself under MIT

It needs to be known that @cloudfour.com are some of the best folks in the business and now is your chance to learn first-hand: cloudfour.com/thinks/more-...

just cruising `view-source:` (as one does) and found a very big web site doing some very scammy SEO things

webawesome.com/docs/compone... is a neat little component that has an option re-use your top-level Web Awesome theme!

💐 We'll take potpourri for 400, please.

WA 3.4 includes over two dozen fixes and improvements, including:
🍱 Many new attributes for <wa-combobox>
⚖️ More space and font-size tokens
🖼️ Theme and color scheme syncing in <wa-zoomable-frame>

See the full list: webawesome.com/docs/resourc...

— Web Awesome (March 25, 2026 at 8:20:09 PM UTC)

is there a browser extension to make the dimensions of any rendered element immutable

font-family: math;

developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/M...

it’s much worse but at least it’s faster to get a lot more of it

matthiasott.com/notes/the-sh... from @matthiasott.com

📮 The Possum Mascot, now with additional Awesome

www.11ty.dev/blog/awesome...

a personal uptime status page but the green represents the time I’m out of office

One more tasty late-Friday pre-release: Eleventy v4.0.0-alpha.7

github.com/11ty/elevent...

A few releases to round out the week:

- Import v1.0.19 github.com/11ty/elevent...
- Fetch v5.1.2 github.com/11ty/elevent...
- Feeds (RSS, Atom, JSON) v3.0.0 github.com/11ty/elevent... (now ESM! option to prepare for XSLT polyfills)

If you (like me) were attempting to npm publish via GitHub Actions using `npm@latest` (currently v11.12.0) and saw an error message involving `--prefer-online` and `--prefer-offline`, reverting to npm@11.11.1 fixes the issue.

Related: github.com/npm/cli/issu...