Faces.js, a JavaScript library for generating vector-based cartoon faces

    Never saw such a nose in my life
    'Tis a nose of parchment
    It is six times as big but
    'tis a nose like my nose

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Kiss_and_Other_Movements

What you see now is already after another contributor came through and redid all my artwork. You don't want to know what it looked like back before then lol

    document.querySelectorAll('classIWantFacesIn').forEach(elem => {
       const face = generate();
       elem.id = `face-${crypto.randomUUID()}`; // this line should not be needed
       display(elem.id, face);
    });

    document.querySelectorAll('classIWantFacesIn').forEach(elem => {
       const face = generate();
       elem.appendChild(face.domElement);
    });

Consider...

    // insert after every link
    document.querySelectorAll('a.funny').forEach(elem =>
      const face = generate();
      const parentForFace = document.createElement('span');
      elem.appendChild(parentForFace);
      display(parentForFace);
    });

    // insert after every link
    document.querySelectorAll('a.funny').forEach(elem =>
      const face = generate();
      elem.after(face.domElement);
    });

I find the wording a bit off here. Responsible security involves transparency along the supply chain and minimum trust, certainly not talking about worries and giving them up with ease.

silicon valley was running out of ideas, but steve ballmer famously delivered the Developers, developers, developers speech paving the way for capturing developer market share, for a platform with platform developers is no platform at all.

there’s tooling that solves technical problems and tooling that business problems.

a system has “jumped the shark” when there are at least five ways to accomplish the same thing and the audience was just trying to have some happy days on the tubes.

my core hunch is that the ecosystem is a compile target versus a respected platform and that’s where i believe the shark has been jumped.

the web is cool, if only we stopped trying to jump it and befriend the shark already.

the long answer is, i’ve got a bespoke markdown like syntax i’m using for both a web publishing and screenplay authoring. i feel no difference between telling stories in interactive web formats or printed pages.

maybe i’m jumping the shark.

Jumped the shark means roughly the same thing as "lost the plot". In that, the current state of affairs has entered into absurd territories.