Not broken at this version, broken on August 19. This is why I'm terrified of putting anything on the web. It is a dark scary place where runtime dependency on servers that you don't control is considered normal.
One day I'll start my own p2p thing with just a bunch of TUI's and I'll only manage to convince six people to use it each for less than a month and then I'll have to go get a real job again but at least I won't have been at the mercy of PostHog.
> Not broken at this version, broken on August 19. This is why I'm terrified of putting anything on the web. It is a dark scary place where runtime dependency on servers that you don't control is considered normal.
Yeah, that is terrifying. In a nearby comment [1], a PostHog co-founder wrote this affected sites which "did not have a specific version of the JS library pinned and deployed a new version, or were using the snippet". I gather from that is it possible to pin the version, and this incident highlights the value of doing so.
> fetch() broken on August 19: TypeError: ...
Not broken at this version, broken on August 19. This is why I'm terrified of putting anything on the web. It is a dark scary place where runtime dependency on servers that you don't control is considered normal.
One day I'll start my own p2p thing with just a bunch of TUI's and I'll only manage to convince six people to use it each for less than a month and then I'll have to go get a real job again but at least I won't have been at the mercy of PostHog.