Lucas Garron

> For maximum compatibility, it might be useful for the image to provide a number of different representations, including PNG, JPEG, TIFF, GIF, and so on. This doesn't necessarily mitigate...

> data.items.add("expensive", function () { > // Called only when something tries to read data of the "expensive" type > return generateExpensiveData(); > }); Presumably most OSes require pushing the...

> All major desktop platforms (i.e. Windows, macOS, and Linux) have a way to add format(s) to the clipboard and provide the data only when requested. Ooh, cool, I did...

Interesting, thanks for sharing! Do you know why the `overwrite-globals` version of the library was used? It's generally much better to [use the ponyfill when possible](https://ponyfill.com/).

I agree a lot with Pedro: there is some benefit to keeping old versions, but it's probably time to add a significant disclaimer if we can't get them updated.

I think inside the translations is important so that people actually see it if they visit a link to that page. > Another positive thing we could do, in alignment...

Wait, then how do we filter Pyraminx? »Lucas Garron On Wed, Jan 8, 2014 at 1:24 AM, Chen Shuang [email protected]: > OK. I'll check the assumption in about 2 weeks....

We should consider using 3x3x3 scrambles for the first stage, or the first few stages. That will give us maximum randomness for the move set.

I'm now in a situation where I maintain a repo that has "9 high severity vulnerabilities" but I can't properly audit or upgrade them using `bun`. I am fine with...

> > > If bun documented and supported a canonical way to run an npm audit over a bun.lockb in the near future, this would be a significant stopgap. As...