Jason Lengstorf

@jason.energy

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The Full Stack, presented by AWS, a CodeTV production. An array of Polaroid photos is laid out on a wooden surface featuring cast members. The overlay reads, “meet the cast”
a camera on a dolly track in front of a large glowing cutout version of The Full Stack logo. various stands, blankets, and other rigging are vaguely visible in the background
Jason Lengstorf high school senior photo showing bleach blond tips and spiky hair
Three stacked photos: Jack Herrington, Dana Lawson, and Mathias Biilmann in the top; Max Brunsfeld, Kedasha Kerr, and Jamie Turner in the second; David Sadofsky, Matthew Elder, and Nolan Makatche in the third. The Greenfield Games logo is overlaid, along with the text "Can these devs build a full Notion replacement in 6 hours?"
Sarah, Marisa, Cassidy, Phil, Charlie, Ben, and Jason at a picnic table outside
Jason Lengstorf driving a Lamborghini and talking to the camera before speeding off
screenshot of the bsky preview of a Standard Site document showing the publication name and byline
"sure grandma" meme with the text, "I used to make culturally relevant references" over the grandma and "Sure grandma now let's get you to bed" over the young person
screenshot of a Finder window in macOS with a .well-known folder that has a site.standard.publication file in it, and a folder that is untitled with an error that reads, "The name 'site.standard.publication' is already taken. Please choose a different name."
Non-root Publications If the publication does not live at the domain root, append the publication path to the endpoint: /.well-known/site.standard.publication/path/to/publication
alt version of the C option at the top of the thread, but the background has been darkened and blurred
Jason Lengstorf looking to his right with a hint of a smile on the set of The Greenfield Games
Jason Lengstorf wearing a henley, crossing his arms, and almost smiling. Kinda smirking. In fact, if you didn't know him better you might think he has a punchable face.
Jason Lengstorf on the set of The Greenfield Games. he's looking to his right and smiling slightly
monitors showing 4 camera angles in front of the set where were filming. tags of three are on laptops at their desks
Jason smiling and wearing a brightly colored sweater in front of a brightly colored wall.
a colorful set in a sound stage with desks. 16 people are working at the desks. 7 camera people are around the room filming them
large group of people sitting at an outdoor table in a food cart pod in Portland, OR
7 camera rigs set up on a folding table behind stage flats with various gear cases and bags below it
large group of people at ATproto PDX hosted in CodeTV’s studio
Arrested Development "it's one banana" meme, with the text, "it's one 8GB video, Michael. What could it cost, 5 minutes?"
an alley in Rome
several police cars shown behind a moving car, with an arm car in the front that has a jib arm mounted with a film camera attached
Jason Lengstorf sitting in a lawn chair at the Clerk booth at React Miami with headphones on, talking into a mic and smiling
Jason Lengstorf standing with Robbie Wagner and Adam Argyle in the Clerk booth at React Miami, surrounded by a camera crew
Winnie the Pooh with parts of Optimus Prime poorly photoshopped onto his body. He's got robot legs and a truck cab for a shirt.
what appears to be AI-generated text on a shopping bag in a screenshot from the kickstarter video linked earlier in the thread
Jason looking sad or overwhelmed, with the text overlay, "Things will calm down after this week."
Jason on set. the face he's making looks pained and world weary
top-down view of a notebook on top of a laptop keyboard with a pen laid on top that has the CodeTV logo printed on it
6 movie-style posters for past episodes of Web Dev Challenge
Jason looking off camera with the Web Dev Challenge set in the background. colorful posters for past episodes of the show are lined up on the wall behind him
the demo area of the WDC set. the Clerk logo is illuminated in the corner
a large light panel lowered down on a sound stage in front of a set
screenshot of Josh's post with no visible way to access the alt text
Jason and Marisa on a mirrorball-like background wearing disco-ish outfits and sunglasses, holding martinis and smiling
Brigitte and Red on the set of Web Dev Challenge
photo of two wolves looking at the camera. one is white and the other is grey. the caption reads, "Inside of me are two wolves."
screenshot of a blog post. The excerpt reads, "It's the kind of thing I someday (soon) plan to delegate entirely — once I've written out the process in a manner that's bulletproof."
an old notebook sitting on top of a new notebook with a CodeTV pen on top, next to a coffee mug
deploy building with the commit message, "wip: debugging in produuuuctiooooon 🎶"
Slack app interface with an upgrade banner advertising Slackbot's AI features. the banner does not have any visible way to clear it, and it covers roughly half of the chat window
Ben, Michael, Miles, Jason, Tyler Luna, Simone, David in a Polaroid with the handwritten caption, “WDC S3.E1 Feb 4, 2026”
animated clip of Jason looking at his computer screen, then Marisa leans in from out of view and says, "Eat a dick, Frank". The caption has been altered to read, "Eat a doink, Frank."
Have you ever found yourself doing something that repulses you to the very core of your being? Something so gross that you’re worried if other people knew about it they’d never look at you the same way again? Yeah, this file is one of those things.