Exhaustion Party
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Likes plain JavaScript
Maker of Uniqlock Rewind
(repo): https://github.com/MegaJerk/Uniqlock/tree/main
(site): https://megajerk.github.io/Uniqlock/
Maker of Uniqlock Rewind
(repo): https://github.com/MegaJerk/Uniqlock/tree/main
(site): https://megajerk.github.io/Uniqlock/
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GitHub - MegaJerk/Uniqlock: A modern take on an old flash advertisement campaign
A modern take on an old flash advertisement campaign - MegaJerk/Uniqlock
github.com
Uniqlock Rewind Update 1.1.0!
Repo: github.com/MegaJerk/Uni...
- Videos freezing in Desktop FireFox should now be fixed
- Removed 3rd party JS
- "F" for fullscreen, "Esc" to exit on Desktop
- Double Tap on mobile for fullscreen toggle
- Mobile can now use audio nav!
1/3
Repo: github.com/MegaJerk/Uni...
- Videos freezing in Desktop FireFox should now be fixed
- Removed 3rd party JS
- "F" for fullscreen, "Esc" to exit on Desktop
- Double Tap on mobile for fullscreen toggle
- Mobile can now use audio nav!
1/3
looking at the State of JavaScript 2025 results and being blown away by the amount of people complaining about the JS's dynamic nature while also being entertained at the false-positive comments that they flagged as being about the type system only because it contains the word "type" or "dynamic"
State of JavaScript 2025
The 2025 edition of the annual survey about the latest trends in the JavaScript ecosystem.
2025.stateofjs.com
February 6, 2026 at 10:02 AM
looking at the State of JavaScript 2025 results and being blown away by the amount of people complaining about the JS's dynamic nature while also being entertained at the false-positive comments that they flagged as being about the type system only because it contains the word "type" or "dynamic"
Finally settled on WebStorm (@webstorm.jetbrains.com) as my new code editor. Took a bit to figure out how to hack around not being able to change the scrollbar color / opacity in the High Contrast theme (which I'm pretty sure is a bug), but beyond that, it has been a pleasure to use.
January 15, 2026 at 5:20 AM
Finally settled on WebStorm (@webstorm.jetbrains.com) as my new code editor. Took a bit to figure out how to hack around not being able to change the scrollbar color / opacity in the High Contrast theme (which I'm pretty sure is a bug), but beyond that, it has been a pleasure to use.
Let's make 2026 the year of XSLT!
January 1, 2026 at 9:45 AM
Let's make 2026 the year of XSLT!
Running for President with the sole purpose of signing an executive order that forces software companies to include a means for users to access past UI versions / templates.
Any company that violated the order would be immediately seized, liquidated, and distributed to the people!
Any company that violated the order would be immediately seized, liquidated, and distributed to the people!
December 13, 2025 at 10:03 AM
Running for President with the sole purpose of signing an executive order that forces software companies to include a means for users to access past UI versions / templates.
Any company that violated the order would be immediately seized, liquidated, and distributed to the people!
Any company that violated the order would be immediately seized, liquidated, and distributed to the people!
The biggest issue with using XSLT long term is that when writing out CSS selectors for targeting HTML elements, my brain will pivot to thinking in XPath syntax out of habit.
December 11, 2025 at 1:30 AM
The biggest issue with using XSLT long term is that when writing out CSS selectors for targeting HTML elements, my brain will pivot to thinking in XPath syntax out of habit.
If people have gone through the trouble of programming bots to promote typescript, then it has to be good!
December 8, 2025 at 8:57 AM
If people have gone through the trouble of programming bots to promote typescript, then it has to be good!
I'd Rather Be Writing XSLT
November 19, 2025 at 8:19 AM
I'd Rather Be Writing XSLT
Carnage Heart on Steam when!?
Artdink announces ARTDINK GAME LOG catalog title ports for Switch, PC
Artdink has announced ARTDINK GAME LOG, a project to port and re-release games previously developed by Artdink onto modern hardware. The first title, Tail of the Sun, will launch for Switch and PC via Steam on December 16 in…
Artdink has announced ARTDINK GAME LOG, a project to port and re-release games previously developed by Artdink onto modern hardware. The first title, Tail of the Sun, will launch for Switch and PC via Steam on December 16 in…
Artdink announces ARTDINK GAME LOG catalog title ports for Switch, PC
Artdink has announced ARTDINK GAME LOG, a project to port and re-release games previously developed by Artdink onto modern hardware. The first title, Tail of the Sun, will launch for Switch and PC via Steam on December 16 in Japan. The second title, Aquanaut's Holiday, will follow for the same platforms in 2026. A third title will be revealed at a later date.
www.gematsu.com
November 13, 2025 at 6:37 AM
Carnage Heart on Steam when!?
XSLT In The Browser Update: Looks like there is a different thread regarding updating the standard to XSLT 3.0 instead of ripping it all out and forgetting about it. I personally would love to see an update to the modern standard as opposed to abandoning the tech: github.com/whatwg/html/...
Should the web platform adopt XSLT 3.0? · Issue #11578 · whatwg/html
What is the issue with the HTML Standard? Background This is a follow-up to #11523. That issue raises concerns regarding security issues, code maintainability, and the complexity of aging browser c...
github.com
September 12, 2025 at 6:41 PM
XSLT In The Browser Update: Looks like there is a different thread regarding updating the standard to XSLT 3.0 instead of ripping it all out and forgetting about it. I personally would love to see an update to the modern standard as opposed to abandoning the tech: github.com/whatwg/html/...
New Ogi
New Ogi
New Ogi
New Ogi
New Ogi
Get It Right - Visualizer
YouTube video by Ogi
www.youtube.com
August 5, 2025 at 6:49 PM
New Ogi
New Ogi
New Ogi
New Ogi
New Ogi
Can't have anything cool anymore. Just fucking update it ya nerds! Give us XSLT 3.0 in the browser!
Should we remove XSLT from the web platform? · Issue #11523 · whatwg/html
What is the issue with the HTML Standard? XSLT v1.0, which all browsers adhere to, was standardized in 1999. In the meantime, XSLT has evolved to v2.0 and v3.0, adding features, and growing apart f...
github.com
August 4, 2025 at 11:37 PM
Can't have anything cool anymore. Just fucking update it ya nerds! Give us XSLT 3.0 in the browser!
Nothing like randomly checking to see if an artist has made anything new, and finding an absolute banger. Wish I could have shared this when it dropped
Ogi + this crew absolutely killed this new tune
Ogi + this crew absolutely killed this new tune
"Believe" - Ogi - Tiny Desk 2025 Contest Submission
YouTube video by Ogi
www.youtube.com
August 3, 2025 at 7:13 AM
Nothing like randomly checking to see if an artist has made anything new, and finding an absolute banger. Wish I could have shared this when it dropped
Ogi + this crew absolutely killed this new tune
Ogi + this crew absolutely killed this new tune
Society if they had used XPath as the primary syntax for CSS selectors
June 29, 2025 at 12:54 AM
Society if they had used XPath as the primary syntax for CSS selectors
Gotta Catch 'Em All
HN Bots
HN Bots
June 28, 2025 at 11:01 PM
Gotta Catch 'Em All
HN Bots
HN Bots
Reposted by Exhaustion Party
Over the weekend I got a random PM from a redditor I had previously helped to get an error in Eloquent JavaScript fixed. They wanted to know something about Node, specifically the package nodemon, and was asking if the thing they didn’t understand was, “something everyone knows?”
June 23, 2025 at 4:35 AM
Over the weekend I got a random PM from a redditor I had previously helped to get an error in Eloquent JavaScript fixed. They wanted to know something about Node, specifically the package nodemon, and was asking if the thing they didn’t understand was, “something everyone knows?”
TC39 should allow me to, once a year, knock a single proposal back to Stage 1
That would inspire everyone to really bring their A Game when drafting these things up and evaluating them for potential
That would inspire everyone to really bring their A Game when drafting these things up and evaluating them for potential
June 18, 2025 at 4:08 PM
TC39 should allow me to, once a year, knock a single proposal back to Stage 1
That would inspire everyone to really bring their A Game when drafting these things up and evaluating them for potential
That would inspire everyone to really bring their A Game when drafting these things up and evaluating them for potential
after leaving the Endless Acid Banger running in the background for a lot of yesterday, I am once again listening to AGT Rave Cru's - Advanced Ganymede Technologies on this slightly too hot monday afternoon
Advanced Ganymede Technologies, by AGT Rave Cru
14 track album
balkanvinyl.bandcamp.com
June 16, 2025 at 4:40 PM
after leaving the Endless Acid Banger running in the background for a lot of yesterday, I am once again listening to AGT Rave Cru's - Advanced Ganymede Technologies on this slightly too hot monday afternoon
One of the unexpected outcomes of junk generative ai images is that they have managed to produce a strange uncanny-valley sans-serif font that is uncomfortable to look at and incredibly noticeable
I call it Airial
I call it Airial
June 14, 2025 at 8:19 AM
One of the unexpected outcomes of junk generative ai images is that they have managed to produce a strange uncanny-valley sans-serif font that is uncomfortable to look at and incredibly noticeable
I call it Airial
I call it Airial
Music Gets from last weekend
FUJI||||||||||TA - MMM
and
Synchro / From Tokyo To New York - a compilation of music from the Uniqlo store opening arranged by Fantastic Plastic Machine (FPM)
The design of the synchro cd case is blissful
FUJI||||||||||TA - MMM
and
Synchro / From Tokyo To New York - a compilation of music from the Uniqlo store opening arranged by Fantastic Plastic Machine (FPM)
The design of the synchro cd case is blissful
June 3, 2025 at 6:00 AM
Music Gets from last weekend
FUJI||||||||||TA - MMM
and
Synchro / From Tokyo To New York - a compilation of music from the Uniqlo store opening arranged by Fantastic Plastic Machine (FPM)
The design of the synchro cd case is blissful
FUJI||||||||||TA - MMM
and
Synchro / From Tokyo To New York - a compilation of music from the Uniqlo store opening arranged by Fantastic Plastic Machine (FPM)
The design of the synchro cd case is blissful
this also generally captures the sentiment I feel whenever I see someone who just absolutely hates 'javascript' that actually turns out to be them getting frustrated with a web api / the DOM
📝 This post started as a quoteskeet, but I ended up writing way more than I thought I would lol
So what even is “just javascript”? blog.jim-nielsen.com/2025/is-it-j...
So what even is “just javascript”? blog.jim-nielsen.com/2025/is-it-j...
June 3, 2025 at 4:16 AM
this also generally captures the sentiment I feel whenever I see someone who just absolutely hates 'javascript' that actually turns out to be them getting frustrated with a web api / the DOM
Introducing: JavaScript!
An exciting and compact strict subset of TypeScript that gives developers a syntactical & competitive advantage, making production-ready code that has no compilation dependencies, is faster to write, and easier to read!
An exciting and compact strict subset of TypeScript that gives developers a syntactical & competitive advantage, making production-ready code that has no compilation dependencies, is faster to write, and easier to read!
May 28, 2025 at 6:03 PM
Introducing: JavaScript!
An exciting and compact strict subset of TypeScript that gives developers a syntactical & competitive advantage, making production-ready code that has no compilation dependencies, is faster to write, and easier to read!
An exciting and compact strict subset of TypeScript that gives developers a syntactical & competitive advantage, making production-ready code that has no compilation dependencies, is faster to write, and easier to read!
This weekend I think I finally understood why I never clicked with TypeScript. From when I first started programming to when I first really tried to learn JS was around 18 years. Even then, I spent around another year trying to apply a strict Type Safety mindset across all of the JavaScript I wrote
May 27, 2025 at 6:17 AM
This weekend I think I finally understood why I never clicked with TypeScript. From when I first started programming to when I first really tried to learn JS was around 18 years. Even then, I spent around another year trying to apply a strict Type Safety mindset across all of the JavaScript I wrote