> a la pnpm's approach for JS: https://pnpm.io/ https://pnpm.io/ Ah JS, how many days has it been since the last weekly "compromised npm package infecting ever

> a la pnpm's approach for JS: https://pnpm.io/ https://pnpm.io/ Ah JS, how many days has it been since the last weekly "compromised npm package infecting everything" problem? If you are upholding that as gold standard you have to be the worlds laziest black hat. > Disk is plentiful, I recently had to install a chrome snap because it is the new IE6 and everyone is all over chrome exclusive APIs as if they were the new ActiveX. Over a gigabyte of dependencies for one application and given the trend of browser based desktop applications? I would like to have space left for my data after installing the programs I need for work.