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Site title: David Bushell – Freelance Web Design & Front-end Development (UK)

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The time has come to address the elephant in the comments.

Whenever my blog hits a place with a comments section the most predictable comment I see — besides some variation of “this idiot is utterly delusional!”† — is this one:

lol I read the domain as “D-Bus Hell”

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I’d prefer if they focused on my actual blog content but I can...


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It’s official, Deno is as dead as a dodo.

We will support the Deno runtime for another year with monthly releases containing bug fixes and security updates. After that year we will end our development of the Deno runtime.

Deno is joining Cloudflare - Ryan Dahl


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Kilian Valkhof would like to have a universal pseudo selector in CSS and so would I. It’s not something I knew was necessary until now but I like the idea.

That said,


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For better or worse the web industry is going through a bit of a phase. The reasons are largely irrational. People still need the web, nothing has changed there. Regardless, the financials of this business are a struggle. Longterm career prospects are looking dicey.

Because I openly reject


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I receive plenty of email harassment. Mostly from anonymous cowards.

Anyone with a blog and public email address in [current year] can probably attest to that experience. Apparently the audacity to prefer not to fund billionaires really upsets people?

Several of tho...


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