We see dead projects (Friends)

Welcome to Change Log and Friends, the spooky edition. Big thanks to our friends over at fly.io. Getting our back, hosting our stuff, being the thing that makes our thing just that much better. Check them out at fly.io. Okay. Let's talk. Spokey. Well, friends, I don't know about you, but something bothers me about GitHub Actions. I love the fact that it's there. I love the fact that it's so ubiquitous. I love the fact that agents that do my coding for me believe that my CICD workflow begins with drafting TOML files for GitHub Actions. That's great. It's all great until, yes, until your builds start moving like molasses. GitHub actions is slow. It's just the way it is. That's how it works. I'm sorry. But I'm not sorry because our friends at name space, they fix that. Yes. We use name space dot so to do all of our builds so much faster. Namespace is like GitHub actions, but faster. I mean, like, way faster. It caches everything smartly. It caches your dependencies, your Docker layers, your build artifacts, so your CI can run super fast. You get shorter feedback loops, happier developers because we love our time, and you get fewer, I'll be back after this coffee and my build finishes. So that's that's not cool. The best part is it's drop in. It works right alongside your existing GitHub actions with almost zero config. It's a one line change. So you can speed up your builds, you can delight your team, and you can finally stop pretending that build time is focus time. It's not. Learn more. Go to namespace.so. That's namespace.so, just like it sounds, like it said. Go there. Check them out. We use them. We love them, and you should too. Namespace.so. So I got a confession to make. Okay. One time One time. When I was doing an interview for this show Okay. I went about twenty minutes into the show, and I realized that I did not hit the record button. Gosh. And it was a guest. The guy I just met that day, and we were grooving. Oh, man. We were having a blast, and then I stopped. And I said, I'm so sorry because I've done this. How many times have we done this? Just so many. So many. In fact, I think my personal episode count has broke the 1,000 mark at this point, and I think you're getting close to that. I wouldn't doubt it. Yes. And I said, I am so sorry. I'm not gonna I'm not gonna dox him. And I said, but I have not been recording this. Now I said, hopefully, you're recording a local of your own. And he said, I am. And I said, I'm recording a local of my own. And he said, okay. I think we're good then. And we stopped and made sure that he was recording and it was good, and you could hear him and …