What are your thoughts on the left-pad npm case? · Issue #367 · sindresorhus/ama · GitHub
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What do you think of the npm left-pad chaos? · Issue #370 · sindresorhus/ama · GitHub
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How one developer just broke Node, Babel and thousands of projects in 11 lines of JavaScript • The Register
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An 11 line npm package called left-pad with only 10 stars on github was unpublished...it broke some of the most important packages on all of npm. : r/programming
Install Fails - left-pad@0.0.3 is no longer on npm · Issue #6595 · facebook/react-native · GitHub
How a Programmer Nearly Broke The Internet by Deleting Just 11 Lines of Code : ScienceAlert
Rage-quit: Coder unpublished 17 lines of JavaScript and “broke the Internet” | Ars Technica
The biggest scandals of NPM. The huge tree of dependencies in the… | by Louis Petrik | JavaScript in Plain English
How a Programmer Nearly Broke The Internet by Deleting Just 11 Lines of Code : ScienceAlert
GitHub - Automattic/left-pad-0.0.3: A copy of left-pad version 0.0.3 which was unpublished from npm
Managing Security, Reliability, and NPM | by Patricia Carter | Software Ascending | Medium
How the Internet broke after losing a 'left-pad' | SpicyIP
Disgruntled developer breaks thousands of JavaScript, Node.js apps | ZDNET
left-pad – Wintellect
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A look back at the 'left-pad' incident : r/node
