I just have some code I want to test om a bigendian system, emulated on arm64. This is the way I've found that works. No actual mainframes were harmed in the process. :)
04.03.2026 23:22
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I just have some code I want to test om a bigendian system, emulated on arm64. This is the way I've found that works. No actual mainframes were harmed in the process. :)
I am that future self today. Thanks previous me.
Note to future self: test bigendian with this now: `DOCKER_DEFAULT_PLATFORM="linux/s390x" docker run -it --rm s390x/node bash`. If it doesn't work, do this first: `docker run --rm --privileged multiarch/qemu-user-static --reset -p yes` and restart docker.
Node.js v18 goes End-of-Life on 2025-04-30. I'm going to start doing semver-major changes on all of my packages to remove support for v18 on 2025-05-01.
First full release today of github.com/cto-af/http-..., which parses the most popular 70 HTTP headers with their full ABNF definitions. 0 runtime dependencies, should work in any JS runtime, 100% test coverage.
What music do you all listen to in your headphones in order to give your partner privacy while they're on the phone? I'm currently using the "Drum & Bass" channel on Pandora, which is working adequately.
The Life CBOR with Steve Zissou (repost with spelling change)
The RSS Horror Picture Show
This should be your wine space.
From cover of the first US printing of Good Omens
Back cover of the first US printing of Good Omens
I never did get a response from @neilhimself.neilgaiman.com, but I still hope I may be forgiven for pronouncing the angel's name "Azure Raphael", which I have done since I first bought the book, the spring day I bought it in 1990, and it seems I am stuck with it
(This is my cherished original copy)
so... a sandwich?
Casa Bonita restaurant
Queuing for the Casa Bonita experience
Whose gravy? Run's gravy.
This semver CVE (https://github.com/advisories/GHSA-c2qf-rxjj-qqgw) isn't *that* bad, security-impact-wise, but it's causing many relatively-unmaintained packages to need to look at their dependencies.
If you have ever maintained a package in the NPM ecosystem, PLEASE take a look.
20 years too late, here's an XML parser, DOM, and XPath implementation in plain JS+WASM: https://github.com/hildjj/expat-wasm-dom/It does all of XML1.0r4 that I could coax out of expat, and just enough XPath to be useful.```jsconst doc = xml`<foo><bar>Hi!</bar></foo>`doc.first('/foo/bar/text()')```
