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A couple other Matt quotes (all from a 2k word issue opened 9 hours ago): > It's so nice to know that the group of bad actors—or the group of good actors who h
by internetter 3y ago
A couple other Matt quotes (all from a 2k word issue opened 9 hours ago):
> It's so nice to know that the group of bad actors—or the group of good actors who have been so stupid and negligent as to effectively be bad actors—who abused the registry and have recklessly caused problems for an untold number of people who were just minding their own business, "appreciate" our "patience" while they "resolve" the "issues"
> Part of me wishes you guys actually were just malicious. The fact that you're not, and instead did this purely out of stupidity, is somehow even more infuriating.
> do not care about you. I am here solely because you guys fucked up. It's one thing to fuck up privately, and another to fuck up publicly on a small scale, but fucking up publicly on a large scale, through nothing but sheer reckless negligence, trying to execute an idea that was obviously stupid to begin with, is a whole other thing. All of this is so shockingly, mortifyingly unprofessional. What the hell were you thinking?
I have no real problem with Matt, obviously this is a real issue and I have nothing but sympathy (especially for all those that calmly voiced that they were impacted by this), but to shoot all this at a high schooler and hobbyist is ridiculous. I expressed similar sentiments to what you said.
- Spivak 3y agoThe fact that adding a book to the shelf of a library can somehow affect other books is such a weird design. They band-aided a fix for left-pad but shocker that had unintended consequences. Of course they were behaving unprofessionally, they're literally high schoolers and they're not at work. This doesn't even rise to the level of an exploit, they broke NPM doing something that is totally normal.
- thunderbong 3y agoThat's a very poor analogy