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...ines of [http://node-os.com/ NodeOS] and/or [http://runtimejs.org/ Runtime.js]. This actually didn't happen and Windows, Android, and iOS were the most u ::[Something].js

::Electrode bottom: JS ::Electrode top: JS

:Electrode bottom: JS :Electrode top: JS

...ueball is standing looking at a big machine to the right, with the letters JS written on it. There is a coin behind it. (It may be a huge spark gap, the ...e spark gap consisting of two “simple-house” shaped electrodes labeled JS, the bottom electrode is in the image below. The two tips point directly at

;Hypercard.js ...or for PowerPoint developed at {{w|Apple Inc.|Apple}}. The file extension .js indicates that is was rewritten in {{w|JavaScript}}. A similar reference to

* '''{{w|Core-js}}''' ...scripting language, not a basic and core backend language as users of node.js's {{w|npm (software)|NPM}} package manager have made it be. While in theor

* Or it's just the output of whatever js minimizer was used.

...ges are on the index.js at ''https://xkcd.com/3074/marconi/static/js/index.js?v{{=}}1''. You can easily identify them, they look like this: '''static/xyz ...ach notification image from [https://xkcd.com/3074/marconi/static/js/index.js?v{{=}}1 here] (use Ctrl+F to search for "static/" links, and then paste int

...chamber there's a strange device with two fat, pointy electrodes labelled "JS" generating an electrical arc between them. Cueball is standing nearby, obs