Great, and if you look at stable:

Firefox's devtools provide me a great reminder at least as they insert a little "event" indicator in the element inspector alongside "flex" and the like, so when I see many of these, I start to ask myself if I can swap this out w/ some good ol' delegation.

It'd be nice if Chrome copied this.

& this is FF & Linux:

That was FF & Windows, this is Chrome & Windows:

Just FYI, the stylized header gets cut off in a few places on my screen:

Was debugging some (potential) memory leaks and discovered Firefox has this really neat graph mode for displaying retaining paths:

The absolute mess that Twitter has devolved into. It should be incredibly easy to detect & remove these, but apparently not for the few who remain there.

NPM downloads of course signify very little and are heavily inflated by CIs and scrapers, but... it looks like Preact has exceeded 6m downloads per week which is pretty neat: npmtrends.com/preact

Well that's certainly a choice

Preact has this one which always gives me a chuckle:

Okay, but is this a "Your maintenance request for the washer/dryer that'll flood your apartment was submitted successfully" [object Object] or a "Lmao something went fucky, good luck with that" [object Object]?

It’s warmer in Finland?! I feel robbed (& cold)

Feel like a pic is owed after that description:

Somehow this made it into prod as well

99.999% of what npm audit detects

Current temperature, courtesy of the Windows taskbar weather widget.

Thank god for the cloud coverage, might be a tad toasty otherwise.

I'm fairly certain this is another example of your past brand work, saved because it's equal parts horrifying and hilarious.

Gotta make sure people understand the true range of your art.

As the UI here might give a better picture:

Admittedly not quite sure how "Default" differs from "Auto", but the gzip/brotli option (which seems to be the default?) still has CF choosing which to use when.

I should add, forcing brotli does seem worse. Maybe a poor compression level?