is there really no low-level mechanism to intercept boolean primitive coercion in JavaScript? why can’t I extend `Boolean` to make `new MyBoolean(false)` be `falsy`? (I understand why it isn’t, but I want to make it so) > Note: Unlike other type conversions like string coercion or number coercion, boolean coercion does not attempt to convert objects to primitives by calling user methods.

Boolean - JavaScript | MDN

Boolean values can be one of two values: true or false, representing the truth value of a logical proposition.

has anyone stopped to consider that the rapture is just another supply chain attack

Please add this tiny bit-o-CSS for stable scrollbar gutters to your Reset Stylesheets

Zach Leatherman

A tiny bit-o-CSS for Stable Scrollbar Gutters—zachleat.com

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hmm — the favicon for microsoft.com has been broken for at least a week now

HTML Programmer. —from the always lovely @npub16cx2...2vq4

✅ an HTML web site hosted on a disposable vape ⛔️ a JavaScript-heavy web site that feels like its loading from a disposable vape

Crashing out at how poorly npm (Microsoft) is handling this security incident. Eleventy is not affected any more but *lots* of other tools in the JavaScript ecosystem are! Hours later and the compromised package versions are still public… Maybe don’t install anything from npm today, folks.

I think software should be good

A note from my late Grandmother about Eleventy

Zach Leatherman

A note from my late Grandmother about Eleventy—zachleat.com

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The most underrated code comment continues to be: // Start here tomorrow