They are, at the very least, extremely uncreative

And emo is included on every mainstream streaming service. We have the ingredients. We simply lack the willpower.

Did you submit your 360poast reviews yet

Along with their SPF L svnscreen

We need to bring back livejournal for these fucks to get it out of their system

Oh he got that PIE-YOW goin fr

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This one goes SO hard wetwizardcustom.com/products/ice...

I can’t get hammered on an expense account AT HOME

These users should be like snapchat posts and disappear.

Do you also get all the loyalty of the chuds with early aughts beaters that are about to have EXTREMELY funny bumper stickers?

Feels like the answer should be "obviously" but you can never tell with the legal system.

The more I think about it, I think I'm going to just make the "package" record a base record that indicates name and owner and reference everything in the version, and use it as a "base anchor" of sorts for anything else like RBAC, etc

true

hell yeah, that's why Party Cannon is the most feared metal band on earth

nothing about this is civilized. computers were the mistake.

... off-guard, but at the same time, if that's not the reality on the ground, it doesn't make sense. I'm not a serious-enough JS dev (purely a consumer of packages, never published anything public) to have any insight. Thanks!

... wonder if the license field should be defined at the version level or the package level, with the idea being that if you want to change the license, you gotta publish a new package entirely, or delete the old one.

opinions? I like the pkg-level concept so license changes can't catch folks ...

Hey #atproto JS/TS-devs, question for you.

I'm working on lexicons for an on-protocol NPM registry similar to atpkgs.easrng.net (but different) and I'm wondering -- how frequently do you, as a package author, change your license, if ever? I want the core "package" object to be immutable so I ...

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These MFs

And even the man over 40 who runs marathons and participates in fitness competitions as aches and pains he’ll involuntarily share with you

Oh dip he’s in weapons I really want to see that

I saw this on a date but you could put a gun to my head and I couldn’t tell you with whom or any details other than the irrationally funny skinny dipping scene with John C McGinley

I’m so sad (complimentary) that his last film was cocaine bear because he fuckin ATE in that flick

Sorry to hear you feel that way. We’ll be sure to keep your resume on file though!

Ahahha omg I see it now

I had to check the alt text to see who it actually was

thanks for letting me know!

i felt dirty typing that

monogomaxxing

We have a triangle player, but you're welcome to try out. Our audition to replace a current player is a highlander-style battle to death. The original (and current) triangle player, Thragmon, is 38,000 years old and has vanquished 1,657 potential replacements.

Best of luck, can't wait to hear back!

Unless of course the podcast is good