$NEBRASKA fees → @ljharb
Everything you use
rests on one block.

The joke is xkcd #2347: all of modern digital infrastructure stacked on a project some random person in Nebraska has been quietly maintaining for years. The joke is true. Pull the block and see.

Look inside
Hold the button. Let go before it tips.
Look inside the window.

The block has a name. Jordan Harband, @ljharb: 575 packages on npm, TC39, the OpenJS Foundation board, and a dependency tree that a Socket colleague put at trillions of downloads a year. This is his terminal, more or less.

ljharb — bash — 80×24

      

    

  


  

    

      
Receipts drawn from the sources, tap to enlarge

      

    

  


  

    

      

        
NEBRASKA CHECK

        
Type what your product runs on. We show how many layers sit between you and the one block. Illustrative: every stack has a Nebraska, but yours may be a different one.

        
        

        

      

      

        
WALL OF THANKS

        
He fixes it at 3 AM and nobody notices. Leave a line. It stays on this wall in your browser; the real thanks is the sponsor button.

        
        
Sponsor him on GitHub

        

      

    

  


  

    

    

      
Where the fees go

      
100% of $NEBRASKA creator fees are routed to @ljharb, Jordan Harband, through bankrbot on Robinhood Chain.

      
Not a foundation, not a treasury, not us. The person at the bottom of the tower.

      contract address prints here at launch
      

      
Unofficial fan token. Not affiliated with Jordan Harband, xkcd, npm, Socket, HeroDevs or the OpenJS Foundation, and none of them asked for it. xkcd #2347 is Randall Munroe's; go read it at xkcd.com. Not financial advice.